(sorry I could not help myself with the above post. if you were on #stardock, you'd get it Really though its not much more like MSN or AIM in which you can open a chat room with your friends. In this case there are several "large" rooms with all manner of folk it (all pretty nice people too, if a bit odd: ). Plus feel free to create your own personal channel if you want something a bit smaller.
"squeeze me, i make pretty good effects"
Actually I was thinking of Office XP. It looks like Office 2003 is still in beta testing. Here is Microsoft's link to their Office 2003 web page: http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview
People here use Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98 or Windows ME. Longhorn (or what ever Longhorn becomes) won't be released for a couple years As for Office 2003. It's available over here, but I'm still running Office 2000 and currently see no good reason to upgrade to Office 2003
That wallpaper is part of the original Toon-Xp theme which is a premium skin suite ($8.95): https://www.wincustomize.com/store/
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MadIce is correct. The real question the riddle asks is what is the 3rd word in "the english language", which is "language"
Yeah those PixOS icons are my favorites. They go well with many other skins. and the cursorxp set is quite nice too. Don''t forget, Voodoo_Freak uploaded a whole bunch of nice walls to match PixOS: https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?searchtext=pixos&sort=updatedate&order=Descending&library=8 [Message Edited]
As the previous posts in this thread indicate It's currently the weekend here. Any issues with wincustomize will most likely be addressed tomorrow when people are back in the office
If you are referring to those windows with the small/thin tool-window bars, WB4 can skin them, assuming the skin author supplied the appropriate graphics in the skin
They're all very nice, but I perfer ones that are slightly muted and not quite so vibrant. For instance the orignal Dinks color the top left is much nicer than the blue next to it. The red (all the way to the right) on the 2nd row is nice as well. All three of the greens are very nice, hard to decide which is nicest. The first two in the bottom row are quit nice too, particularly the grey which offers a nice neutral "work" color
I've always liked essorant's skin's names: nascent, sinter, tidy mind, seer, jarta. They're very evocative. The more unusual names peek my curiosity and occasionally have me scurrying to google to try to find their origins.
Ah..you mean say you have a folder-window open, and in it you have a program shortcut, and if you double-click the shortcut to run the program, you''d like the folder-window to automatically close for you? Y''know, that would be kind of neat. I have no idea whather its possible to hook that into the Windows Explorer shell, but it still would be neat [Message Edited]
I think you first have to consider if the number of skin types in a skin suite mean anything to you. For instance, the Carbonix skin pack incudes only windowblind skins and their corresponding wallpapers. The other premium suites contain several differnet application skins. For instnace, Solara and Abracadbra have Winamp, rainlendar and sysmetrix skins, (though the abradabra sysmetrix skin is free for download). PixOS includes a trillian skin and sysmetrix skin. There's a free wmp skin
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Bill the Cat from Bloom County
why? umm....because of the reasons Sylva_cg76 just outlined [Message Edited]
This link lists out all the Copper Deck II skins https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?searchtext=copperdeckII&sort=updatedate&order=Descending&library=0 [Message Edited]
You need a zip program. WinXP has some built-in zip functionality in it but I don't know how to use it. A popular zip program is Winzip: http://www.winzip.com
I think Dark Mist had a windowblinds skin on wincustomize called DMist, though it no longer appears to be on here anymore As to how it magically keeps reappearing on your computer, I have no idea
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Actually I don't think that's Sysmetrix. I think it's Samurize: http://www.samurize.com/news.php [Message Edited]
Ah, Ye Olde LIbrary Request Thread! WindowBlinds (and Trillian and Rainlendar)
Do a search on Google for Gimp Tutorials. That'll turn up a whole bunch of websites. Click this link to do a google-search for them http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=gimp+tutorials
I imagine that you install it, and then you run it
This site appears to package up The Gimp into an installaer, rather than having to manually install all the pieces yourself. I myself have never used it but it might be useful http://www2.arnes.si/~sopjsimo/gimp/
There are several popular ones. A free one is called The Gimp, which you can find more about here: http://www.gimp.org Another graphics program is Paint Shop Pro. It costs $100. You can find more about it here: http://www.jasc.com/products/paintshoppro Yet another is Adobe Photoshop which costs $600. Here's a link to Adobe's Photoshop site: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/main.html
Who's coming back to the Skinz days with me? all your Turkey are belong to us