USF is a generic skin format that can later be converted to UIS1 or UIS2. UIS2 is the typical WindowBlinds format, which allows for all the bells and whistles. UIS1 is a more limited WindowBlinds format, but it's more likely to play nice with older applications that don't follow the current application development standards. It's limited in the sense that left, right, and bottom window frames can only be 4px, menubars cannot be skinned, among others. UFF is specificall
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Hehe, you guys aren't speaking Tim's language. Under [MenuItem] add NormalFont=0 (or whatever font number). Someone brought this to my attention recently on one of my ancient skins. At the time when I made it, there was no font attribute there. With the latest WB builds, most menu fonts were defaulting to a suitable one, but on the Favorites menu, it was giant black monotype text. Adding t
Farscape was a bit too 'Muppets-in-space' for me.... I have to agree. I'm a big sci-fi fan, but that show just didn't do it for me. I think Jafo's observation sums up why. Firefly was pretty cool, but a bit too "wild west in space" for me. <IMG src="http://images3.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Wink.gif" align=absMiddle bor
I think he's pointing out the typo "Now desktop enthusiast..." which should read "No desktop enthusiast..."
WS_FTP Server is pricey, but top notch. http://www.ipswitch.com/products/ws_ftp-server/features.html There's also good old War FTP, which has been around forever and is free. http://www.warftp.org/
There's also this Run docklet: https://www.wincustomize.com/ViewSkin.aspx?SID=1&SkinID=4600&LibID=29
I must have missed this the first time around. I just signed up.
It's actually the Longhorn Bliss wallpaper, which is similar to the XP one, only a lot more dramatic. Anyhow, it's out there on the Internet somewhere.
DesktopX will only effect the account it is running on. You can safely use it on your account without effecting other user accounts.
ClearType font smoothing is a function of Windows, not WindowBlinds. WindowBlinds can apparently take advantage of cleartype to improve performance, but you have to enable it in Windows first. Open your Display Properties and click on the Appearance tab. Then click the Effects button. On the dialog window that opens, check the second checkbox (labeled "Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts") and select ClearType from the drop-down menu.
Don't get too hung up on the look. XP went through many looks during its development. I expect they are more focussed on layout and functionality than the interface graphics at this point. Regardless, I can't wait to skin it.
Aha, I see now. After I loaded DX Builder, I had to import the memory meter widget into it. Then I was able to edit the performance meter settings and re-export a repaired widget. (thanks c242 and Alternate Setting)
Loading DesktopX Builder didn't seem to make any difference. I still get the same context menu when I right-click.
Can you elaborate? Did you get 8 copies of the exact same email?
Mine is stuck at 39% as well. Alternate Setting, no matter where I right-click on the widget, all I get is the widget context menu with close, about, and properties choices. There are no options in the widget properties related to performance meter settings.
s8njim, it's Stardock's Theme Manager which is part of Object Desktop. https://www.stardock.com/products/thememanager/ The Alienware suite comes with a special version of it for those who don't already have the full version. Yrgal, I don't have an answer for you. It's not my decision.
s8njim, If you already have Theme Manager installed to use with suites on this site, the Alienware suite will install into your existing Theme Manager.
Excellent work as always. You just can't go wrong with Essorant's skins.
Fixed ... It might take a few minutes for the correction to show up.
I would say that either platform is equally capable and it's really just a matter of which one you are more comfortable with. If you already know PHP or ASP, I'd go with what you know. PHP can also be run on Windows, so you aren't restricted to Linux if you want to use it.
It's likely that the author didn't bother to skin the vertical taskbars.
Hah! Voices Carry by 'Til Tuesday .. I get it!
Geez, all that and he doesn't even know how to spell h4x0r. How 1337 is that? I think "spl0it" is the sound you hear when fifteen people stomp on you all at once. Always nice to see a new trend everytime a movie comes out... Hackers for example... Styl, that movie came out in 1995, unless there's a newer one I'm not aware of
carolelee, I don't know Stardock's exact policy on this, but maybe you should send them an email and give it until Monday when they get back to work. The "a promise is a promise, no matter what!" thing sounds quite dramatic, but I don't recall reading anywhere that buying WindowBlinds got you unlimited downloads forever. You've downloaded over 2 GB, by the way.
I had a similar problem with an old computer when XP first came out. My last resort solution was to install Windows2000 on it, then upgrade it to XP.