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Very Thanks for helping though. Also, when you mean that User Level 3 can view ratings, does that mean that I should be able to see all ratings given to the skin, or just the current/average rating? Thanks.

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No one's mentioned the California "stoner" accent yet: Imypingisonmumputernime LIKE fromalifornia. Translation: I'm typing this on my computer and I'm from California. I know many people who have learned English as a 2nd language who have better English than some Californians. Also, on a somewhat related note, we might end up with a native Austrian as Governor. That's right. Ahhnold Schwarzenegger. /me runs away, ashamed of what California might come to with a movie-star go

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In the screenshot it looks like you dont have WindowBlinds running. You are simply running the standard XP Visual Style. Make sure that you have WindowBlinds running, andh then download and double-click the Nvidia XP wba file from wincustomize. Then, right click on your desktop, choose properties, and then go to the appearance tab. There should be a drop-down menu with the Nvidia XP Skin listed on it. Then hit apply, and Voila! (I hope). Hope that works! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/ima

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I am using DesktopX 1.99c[b] and I don't believe that the Object.KillTimer event works in VBScript. I have created a test program. In the program, if the coding works as I think it does, when you click on the object,the timer is set, a message box should pop up when the timer goes off, and then the timer should be killed. Instead I am finding that th emessage boxes keep appearing and appearing until you disable the script on the object. Here is the code I am using to test it: ----------

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Okay, I e-mailed honz another time and this is his method of changing the icon size on the startmenu, without changing the rest of the system: ---------- well spotted, you got my secret! OK, first of all, the only place that the icons on my system would appear at 64x64 is on my desktop. In all my folders I keep them set at 'view as details' so they are all 16x16. All I done was made some 64x6

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I sent him an e-mail (why didn't I think of that, elvee ) and got a quick reply: ---------- All my normal icons are set to 64x64. This turns the start menu icons you're talking about to 32x32. You can change the icon size in the Display Properties (right click desktop and select properties) ---------- But this changes all icons everywhere. I noticed, though

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That is pretty sad. No, really. Those programs cost a lot for a reason. They are complex, and immensley powerful. The uncle of a friend of mine is an animator at Pixar studios in Emeryville, CA, and he is like a 3D animation Master, but he spent YEARS learning to do that stuff. Programs like Maya are not meant to be used by people who aren't dedicated to learning the program. When you decide that you truly want to dedicate yourself to learning something like Photoshop and Bryce and programs of

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I have Windows XP Home Edition, and I saw in this screeshot here (http://screenshots.haque.net/screenshots/view/4573/screenshot-4573.jpg) by Honz12 that the icons on the right side of his start menu (My Computer, Documents, etc.) are 32x32 as opposed to the 24x24 on my system. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks!

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