What program was it Jafo?....I'd really like to avoid it.
Peff
What can Linux do that windows can't? I've used and programmed for both for years and have never found anything one can do that the other can't.
Ventura Highway...by America....gets me everytime..
1600 x 1200 on my dell laptop (15.4 inch). 1920 x 1440 on my home pc (21 inch)
Try this site http://www.newfreeware.com/utils/1417/ They seem to have a lot of free utilities that will do what you need Hope it helps
Keep your nick...nothing dirty about it... Ignore the losers
you should see the utter crap he has posted on planet source code....Just tooooo funny.
in-a-gadda-da-vida -- baby..... Great Band!!
JM_Zen, I like it. Simple, unobtrusive and functional (although I'm partial to grays). It is, after all, a wallpaper that may spend a lot of its time obscured by other windows (if you're anything like me ). By all means, keep working at bettering your skills, but keep in mind that you should create what YOU like. I'm sure your work will improve and before you know it you'll be bragging in the 500,000 do
You could ban the whole subnet, but I don't think even that would work ....a persistant troll could always use an anonymous proxy and come in using an entirely different IP. The only way to deal with him is to use his original information (assuming he did not go the anon proxy route) and contact his ISP. I bet his parents would not appreciate having to change their ISP. I do believe the Admins know what they're doing and we should leave it to them to deal with it. <A HREF="
Too funny
I thought it was funny.
Yes it will work just fine....some of the elements may be missing or not skinned, but it shouldn't break anything.
paxx beat me to it...
joe, First you'll need a decent scroller...there are a few free one's (for non-commercial use) here http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex2/iframe-scroller.htm Next, you'll need a serverside component (or equivelent script) that retrieves the feed and converts the XML feed data into HTML (to produce the scrolled HTML file). How you get the conversion done depends somewhat (yes, Linux will do ASP - with chilisoft) on the platform that will host the page. As
Can't be done without replacing the msgina.dll . If you feel inclined and are (very) technical, you can check out this link http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/security/security/gina.asp I dont know of any software that currently does this (with the exception of the Novell logon). Hope this helps. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/i
Congrats H2O! Not bad for a 15 year old (or a 30 year old, for that matter). Keep up the good work and more of them will undoubtedly be accepted.
DS9 was my least favorite of the Star Trek series. I much prefered Voyager, TNG and the original (in that order). I like Enterprise, but we'll have to see where they take the series...
Yes, MadIce, I still use it in my day to day work (586, that is)...But with hardware so cheap, nowdays, it's rare to have to use it often... These youngsters have is sooo easy....I remember paying $1200 for a 2Meg harddrive (for my color computer) As Kona say's...You could build two full PC's for that.... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/smile.gif" border=0 ALIGN="ab
Z80 assembler (on CPM) was the first computer class I attended. We were lucky to be using terminals while others were still punch-carding their way...Seems like only yesterday....
I used to love playing Crystal Castles at the arcade... I held (briefly) the Moon patrol record for the state of Alaska in 1982 or 83.... Stil have my commodore PET (before the Vic 20 and C64) as well as my Tandy Color Computer.... Ahhh....The memories.... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/i
You say gray when you really mean mauve.... I get it....double secret probation code...
It's mauve....I heard mauve is faster....
sorry about that...I should take the time to read I can e-mail it to you if you provide an e-mail addy.