Um, Nod32 is better than all of these products and it already works fine with Vista, so I think that Norton and McAfee need to...gasp...hire programmers to improve their products. Heaven forbid the free market forces these two companies to...gasp...become competitive with their superior competition. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Smile
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I've advised all my friends, family, and clients not to buy vista as an upgrade to their existing machines (re: stick with XP), and to wait until early next year if they want/need to buy a new computer so it can have vista properly bundled with it. There's no way I'd advise anyone to trust any of these parties involved in a "vista certified" coupons program, haha.
dagwinn, I think the monthly patch cycle, augmented with emergency patches if something becomes critical have worked fine so far. I also think Firefox's lil "hey, want to install the new version" pop-up when I run it (occasionally) works well.
translation "We have no killer app to sell this at our ridiculous 1980's pricing scheme, so does anyone out there have any ideas? Anyone? Please?"
I don;t care what version it is...vista=the windows version of death...even if they finally release it... it's gonna be buggier than when they released windows xp..I'd stay away from vista...hackers are finding more vulnerabities everyday Uninformed FUD, pure and simple as yellow snow</font
They exist as I have dated quite a few lovely ones and will do so again...until I find one that will keep me. So, happy hunting. In my experience, hotties with brains are hard to find but well worth the quest.
it's not economics as much as anyone who ISN'T running SP2 is just insane at this point. the security fixes alone are worth it and to be honest, my system under SP2 runs the way XP should have out of the box.
Speedy's right...DVDs contain 2 hours of video AND music AND extras for an average cost that is LESS than the audio only CD. And we all know the money ISN'T going to the artists...ahem. So, the music industry should be trying to find ways like this to keep the price artificially high and/or just cut the price of the audio only CDs down to something that people will feel is on parity with other media. I can buy the 2 good songs of
hookah, for graphic designers/artists the Mac's attention to aesthetics combine with their own general computer illiteracy (the Mac limits choices and simplifies very well) to make that a good solution for them. However, just given the raw numbers, it should be clear to everyone that the VAST majority of digital artists, from 2D to 3D, work on non-Mac PCs. I think the reason that the Mac advocates get so much press is that the
So where did Sharman Networks happen to have a spare 100,000,000 just sitting around? Um, I guess no one has put two and two together on this. The same guys who created Kazaa also created and just sold Skype to Ebay for $2.4 BILLION. So effectively, Ebay just paid off Kazaa's lawsuit and I sure the
Sensational headlines like that, which doesn't even reflect what's in their own story, is just the type of thing that causes people to mistrust the media Yes, but those headlines are how they get you to click through, which generates new pages, which contain new ads, which is how all these sites make
Um, it's new code, and hence, likely to contain problems. I normally always wait until EVERYONE agrees it is safe to install before doing so. So, it is ironic to note that it won't install without passing WGA so it's another example of where the pirates are going to be safe from possible problems with this new code, while the average legitimate user has to actually choose not to install it to be safe. Hopefully the program won't
My one tabbed dock (autohiding at the top) migrates from my primary monitor to my secondary monitor on any fresh load of object dock, as if it isn't remembering its position on screen. Perhaps it is because my primary monitor is on the left (called Monitor 2 by display settings and nvidia control panel) while my secondary monitor is on the right (called Monitor 1). I am using Dual View mode with Monitor 2/left at 1600x1200 and Monitor 1/right at 1920x1200. Does that help
Okay, now on to my ACTUAL post Free Winamp's free included Milkdrop visualization plugin has a desktop mode. If your display card and system are zesty enough, I HIGHLY recommend this, as the animations respond to any music you might be playing (or that might be coming through the line-in if you configure it so) and plays BEHIND even glass/transparent widgets like the ClearONE winamp skin, WindowsBlin
Sorry bout the duplicate post, this &*#? forum posting code...I have to remove all filtering software just to post here. No other forum anywhere else that I have ever found requires me to do that, haha.
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if that is the worst day you will ever have, then you will one day count yourself the luckiest man alive.
99% of the current users don't need a new file format and don't own or care about software for parsing XML. If the free viewer converter doesn't work as a seamless plugin for office, it will just piss off a whole lotta people to have to deal with YET ANOTHER MS file format. I like that it is non-proprietary though. File size doesn't matter anymore for office documents, with the price of HD space so low. Seriously, MPG, AVI, HD files, etc. t
Since it doesn't actually add any major functions, this (LONG overdue) interface refresh version should be Microsoft's opportunity to bring those of us still running Office 97/2000/etc. up to date. But, following the current trends we are seeing this year from MS, I expect the new Office to come at prices that are greater than the entire computer systems they run on - and with a plethora of purchasing options such that no one will know what they are r
Actually, nothing I know of gives you a thumbnail on the desktop, only in explorer windows. All the types you mention have full thumbnails in explorer views (if thumbnails is turned on) but not on the desktop. Interesting. You can create artificial ones by using Desktop X to build shortcuts with thumbnail-like images. Now that you mention it, isn't it strange that you can't change the desktop view to any of the settings in explorer?</font
feature requests: Now that you can offset the docks along one axis, offsetting in the other axis would be perfect. Right now, I can slide my dock down from the top, for example, but I can't slide it away from one side or the other. As a workaround, I currently have to add invisible separators on one side until the dock is where I want it. Note that this eff
New version fixed the two bugs above that we mentioned AND the one I forgot to mention (the offset text bug). It was in my bug report though, but regardless, this is GREAT! Note that for some reason, it bombed out on me when I first used it, but have been unable to reproduce that. If I can, I will let you know of course. Well done!
thanks for jumping on these, Jeff! I don't know why you didn't get the report. I used the proper method to submit it via Stardock Central/Help/Online Support/Submit Problem. Sent them in the same day as the old beta came out. <img src="http://images.stardock.com
gotta love the error message when posting in this forum, which causes you to accidentally post the same message repeatedly because you think the first time failed...sigh so, sorry for the same message three times...ahem
yes, that was the second bug I reported as well...once a dock is offset, you can't drag an icon onto it. I was wondering why we saw a full release before an interim beta build came out...ahem.