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Get Away! I'm not that way inclined.... )
#8 by Scribe Fuzzy Logic - 2/26/2004 11:12:34 AM Wombat - a really strange looking animal - typical Aussie really... Isn't a wombat just a furry road hump you're supposed to hit at top speed? <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/lol.gif"
Oh well, I forgive you Alexandrie ... Here's mine again...
I'm with you Jafo , them aussies are like, way too misbehaved... all that beer and meat pies... it's like they've invented a new food group. Anyways, doesn't matter... she'll be apples mate.
Is that CD tray opener available for DX yet? I'd really like to have that...
People still use Windows 98?? JPG always for me, they're just so convenient and friendly on the old hard drive.
What's the deal with some of the bootskins I've made showing up wrong when booting up? They're the right size and resolution and colours, etc but when they're actually working on the bootscreen, part of the bottom of the image is cut off as though the image was actually larger in height than the screen. I've had ti happen with a couple of my latest ones and I've seen it also on some I've downloaded from WC. Any ideas?
Yeah, they're pretty cool those mirror image clocks. )
> What's that saying? "There's no such thing as a free lunch..." Freeloaders can whine all they want. Stardock has been kind enough to provide us with a free version of BootSkin which does an awesome (not to mention legal) job of changing our bootscreens. They've taken four months to * add * a feature to Windows, not included by Micro$oft originally, specifically for skinners and th
Hey, everyone knows good things take time so if it's scheduled to be finished by Christmas we should have a definate kick-ass skin on our hands...
Ditto here...
Someone should really make an in-depth, easy to find tutorial for these things.
WOW!!! How did I not know about this!!?!? %^#@!%#$%!!! Now I can use translucency on my skins!! ! <img src="htt
Chikie babe... rrrooowwwwrrrrr....
There *are* ways of mimicking realistic-looking precious metals in digital graphics (gold, silver, copper, platinum, etc) and it's not really hard once you figure out how it looks in real life. Just spend some time having a look at jewelry or images of gold (or other metals) items. Shine is easily duplicated by using highly contrasting colours; for a nice gold image, for instance, you really only need white, a decent goldish yellow and black or darck brown. The rest is done by placing t
Doesn't Micro$oft provide language packs for Windows XP?? I would imagine a large amount of people could make good use of them if they were available. [Message Edited]
Nice one Essencay ... Hey Jafo! When you coming up here to visit Johnny Howard and his pals? When you do, come visit my café...