boss0190

boss0190

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Do you have the last two years of newspapers and Architectural Digest lining your hallway?? 25 years (or more) of dead computers and cars in your garage? I suspect you do...

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Once you purchase Object Desktop, you will be emailed your serial numbers and a link to Stardock Central. Install Stardock Central and the list of OD components will be there for you to pick and choose what you want to install. Also, in the libraries here at WC, at the top of each page you can find links to other free programs not in Object Desktop...such as Logon Studio, Bootskin, Rainlendar, Sysmetrix, etc. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Smile.gif" border=0 align="abs

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Windowblinds will give you many more skins than Style Xp, plus you can convert all the Style XP skins to WB skins with SkinStudio, which is included in OD. Logons use a different format, but you can use either Logon Studio or Style XP for logons, depending on what logons you like. And it's possible to convert most of them from one format to the other. I'm not sure how icons work with Style XP, but check the Icon Packager library, you may like what you see and all icons are ap

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I think you'd be better off finding walls in 1280x960 or 1280x1024 and cropping off the top and bottom of them, or using any widescreen res...1920x1200, 1680x1050, or 1440x900, which all correspond to 1280x800, which is pretty close to your res. and the difference shouldn't be noticeable. A 1024x768 can be resized to 1280x960 and then cropped, but the increase in size will degrade the quality.

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The white patches or blotches happen on some but not all logon backgrounds when they are stretched larger than their original size. What usually works is to change one line at the top of the uifile...open it and look for this: element [id=atom(contentcontainer0)] { background: rcbmp(100,6,#0,0,0,1,0);//rcbmp(100,6,#FF00FF,0,0,1,0); and change it to this and save the file: element [id=atom(contentcontainer0)] { backg

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You've come a very long way in a year, and I look forward to seeing your work in the next year also my friend!

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