DigitalCHET

DigitalCHET

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[quote]If I enable the thumbnails view in explorer and I apply an explorer background in XP, there is always one or two thumbnails that seem to be behind the background image. See the screen shot. This also happens to folders when in thumbnail view. Has anyone experienced this or found a way to prevent that from happening? The Zbthumbnail.info file is from my canon camera's picture browser, I deleted it and it made no difference. That file is only present in folders contai

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[quote]As we know about these issues, please do not post threads to the forums complaining that the site is broken with Firefox 3. This post is everyone's official notice that we're aware of the problems and will be working to fix them. Any posts complaining of issues will be moved to the Site Issues forum and locked. Please do not clutter the forums with such posts. ... For now, please continue to use IE6, IE7 or Firefox 2 to browse our sites.[/quote] This wasn't really supp

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Should try it on the dual monitor setup I have at work. I use a vertical setup with my laptop as the primary screen on the bottom and a secondary monitor above it on a stand. When I occasionally exit out of OD+, or more commonly when it crashes, upon restart the tabbed dock I have on the top edge of the laptop screen gets shifted to the top edge of the secondary screen as well as all side docks. This is a

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[quote]But what if someone wanted to take a tga from one of your windowblinds and save it as a png to use to make a skin for personal use?[/quote] What's wrong with that? That's exactly my point. What if I wanted to make say, a dock background for personal use based on the current blind I'm using? I'm actually a little surprised that neither Photoshop, nor Fireworks aren't more intelligent about working with PNGs and TGAs and the conversions between them. I thought perhap

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[quote]SKS 5; Tools, Preferences, Image Editors, check Convert TGA files to PNG before using image editors. SKS 6; Tools, Preferences, Advanced tab, uncheck Do not convert TGA to PNG. Then when you edit a TGA image it will open in graphics app as a PNG with proper trans/alpha.[/quote] But what if you wanted to edit already created TGA files? [quote]I save all my .png images in a seperate folder. If i need to tweak, I just open that image and fix it up, then re

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I've always used Fireworks to create my fully transparent PNGs then SKS does the job of importing. Since FW's native format is PNG, it's a breeze.

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I wonder if anyone knows the best way to save a WindowBlinds TGA file into a PNG while keeping all the alpha values intact. I thought i remembered SkinStudio having that functionality but it seems I was wrong, since I can't seem to find it. Any ideas?

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[quote]Dani and Treetog work together all the time, and have worked on projects together, so I think they blended their style a bit on some ways. Either way, it's a winner![/quote] Treenillo? Danitog? Is this some kind of fusion of minds? :p Looks cool. :CONGRAT:

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Usually, providing detailed information will yield better results than just ambiguous statements and simple calls for help. Please explain your predicament in greater detail and your issue will be resolved a lot faster. Cheers...

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That's not going to make owners of current laptop systems very happy. Having an OS with "touchy-feely" features that they can't use. Well, I guess it fits in with my timetable for building a new desktop system anyways. ...speaking of touchy-feely -where's Bebi? [img]http://bebi.cerebrojd.net/digicons/Hmm.png[/img] [img]http://bebi.cerebrojd.net/digicons/Tongue%20Wink.png[/img]

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Haw! The Impersonating Duckling Troupe strikes again. :LOL: @starkers: Yeah, them huntsmen can get pretty big. Had a friend grab a huge one and stick it in his cap to scare his girlfriend and her friend. Gutsy fool that one. He coaxed into his hat, put it on his head, then went inside to where the girls were sitting and made small-talk for a while, then took his hat off. You can just imagine what happened then... :P Suffice it to say the girls weren't pleased

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