Chris

Chris

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Joe you need to join the news server news.stardock.com. On that server are a whole slew of newsgroups for desktopx including stardock.desktopx, stardock.desktopx.binaries, stardock.desktopx.binaries.objects, stardock.desktopx.binaries.plugins, and stardock.desktopx.binaries.themes.

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For the past few days I've noticed some weird behavior. My library preferences sometimes gets reset to the defaults. Sometimes I get logged out. I just posted a response to a thread. The first time it said I couldn't do it and have to have an account (yet the web page clearly showed that I was loggin in). When I tried it a second time it worked. Is this a server problem? Cookie problem? The fact that I access WC from two computers whose cookies may be confusing WC?<br

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If you have Icon Packager installed, you can either double click an icon packager file to install it or from the Icon Packager program's file menu, select open package to browse to the icon package file and install it that way. Once it's installed, you can select it from the list view and press the Load button. Then press Ok to get out of Icon Packager. The package should now be applied to your icons.

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My guess is that you're not running Windows XP. That screenshot shows the Windows XP taskbar skinned. The other versions of Windows only have the old taskbar so WindowBlinds can only skin that. What you need is ObjectBar. OB is a taskbar replacement that has the ability to mimic the Windows XP taskbar and start menu and use the Windows XP skin to skin itself.

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Hmm. Anyone else notice that the actual number of replies in this thread doesn't match the number of replies indicated on the messageboard page?

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This seems to happen quite a bit on some people's computers. Instead of clicking it to download and install the skin, right-click it, select save as, save it to disk. Then double-click it in whatever directory you saved it to. This works for me.

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It's unfortunate that the during the whole net explosion it conditioned a whole lot of people that everything should be free for their picking. There are other alternatives out there both free and not-free. Each has their pluses and minuses. Choose accordingly. Why don't they just pick from the options that suite them, shut the hell up and move on. I'm amazed at the ignorance and lack of any cohesive argument from these people. Their attempts at moral superiority and self-rightousness would be l

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