Chris

Chris

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I just saw a guy down the street zooming around on a Segway in the parking lot. I looked really fun (and useful for a lazy guy like me). I read somehere that some postal workers are doing tests with it and have found some problems such as unloading it from the truck at certain stops, dealing with curbs, and being unable to sort mail as they go (which they normally do as they walk).

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That wallpaper is a painting of Gandalf the Grey in Hobbiton by John Howe (from one of his JRR Tolkien/Lord of the Rings calandars). I can be found on the Rolozo Tolkien site. Here's a link to the image you're looking for: http://img-fan.theonering.net/rolozo/images/howe/hobbiton.jpg Here's another illustration Howe did of Gandalf: http://img-fan.theonering.net/rolozo/images/howe/gandalf.jpg The Rolozo Tolkien Site has a large collection of Tolkien related artwork: htt

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I can't skin either. Well, I skinned my knee falling down some stairs when I was a kid. Does that count? So I guess I'm a skin groupie, if there is such a thing.

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(Stolen from Steve Martin's "The Grandmother Song") 31) Be courteous, kind, and forgiving. 32) Be thoughtful and peaceful each day. 33) Be obsequious, clarevoyant, and wise. 34 ) Stick a live chicken in your underware. (I can't remember the rest...)

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Unfortunately you can't do it with using just WindowBlinds on Win ME. The WinXP skins come with two start menus, one that works for WinXP and one that works for Win ME/98/2K. However, you can still get you desktop to look like WinXP. What you need is ObjectBar which is another problem by StarDock. ObjectBar is a customizable task bar / start menu replacement. There are quite a few WinXP themes for it on this website, and I think ObjectBar may come with some WinXP themes built in. You c

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A WinXP skin is not a winstyles skin. You need WindowBlinds to install the skin. You can download the shareware version of WindowBlinds at http://www.windowblinds.net. Once you have WindowBlinds installed, got to your Window Display dialog and (depending on which version of Windows you're running) go to the Skins tab are the Appearance tab. From there you can install and apply the skin. FYI: WinStyles is an application which multiple application themes can be packed into o

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As a non-skinner, this is a great feature that I've been wanting and whining about for some time. Hopefully it'll foster some more community activity from non-skinners (skinnies?) who like to put together custom themes. Is there going to be a separate category for this on WinCustomize, or is it folded into the WinStyles category or Screenshot category?

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