Your ISP has your IP, so you can't hide it from everyone. Depends what you want to do and why what methods to use. Not all are safe, like the use of open proxies. And not all anonymyzing services are that good or free. If you want to hide from "hackers" because you've been scared by hype, just use a firewall. I'm not aware that ZA can block your IP. There's a couple settings relating to concealing the IP or a portion of it when communicating with ZoneLabs via the ZA interface. But it
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It's a winstyles theme, which means all the components are contained in the file and assigned to the appropriate program (WinBlinds etc) by what used to be winstyles and now is the thememanager program in the Object Desktop. So you should install thememanager and then use that to load the suite.
The specs you gave on the Dell laptop are fine for running XP. You'd need to do some troubleshooting and be more specific about the behavior that led you to say that XP was unstable. Sometimes it's the little things.
"...XP is extemely unstable..." ??? I can only think then there is something wrong with your install, hardware, other apps you might be running. W2K and XP are known for their stability as opposed to the 9x family in MS land. Choose what OS you wish. But it sounds that if you're finding XP extremely unstable there is something wrong with your set up or something that is causing it to be so since that is not an intrinsic characteristic of the OS. <A HREF="https://www.w
I thought Frogboy mentioned that ObjectDock was an SD gizmo they developed before Mac had their dock. With the popularity of the Mac dock and Y'z dock, SD decided to release it as freeware. Notice how while Apple in essence shut down distribution of Y'z dock with threat of legal action, they apparently haven't bothered SD about Object Dock. I'm sure they would have if they had the grounds to, but they have a problem if OD's development indeed preceded the Mac dock. <A H
Ok, so when you uninstalled did you check with a registry cleaner to make sure all bits were removed and then rebooted so you could do a clean reinstall? Sometimes that can make a difference with an app. Also again, are you running the shareware version or do you have the purchased registered version? The shareware version might be time limited now as I mentioned. But I'd imagine there would be some notice of that, if that was it. Anyway, this message board is not Stardock support.
Wallpapers are moderated: that is, not all walls submitted are accepted for hosting on this site. The mods no longer notify submitters due to the receipt of hate mail and threats, etc they would subsequently receive from unhappy people. So, if the wall is no longer wating to be reviewed and it's not on the site that means it wasn't accepted. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0
Please chill on the caps, it's considered shouting and rude. Have you tried uninstalling and installing WindowBlinds? Are you running the shareware (unregistered) version or a registered (purchased) version? I know the shareware version doesn't have all the features of the registered version, but I'm not sure if the shareware program also has a time limit on use. I don't think it used to have a ti
There's a 50 meg download cap for nonsubscribers to the site or those who do not have registered versions of WC/SD apps. But usually when that limit's been met you get a notice telling you something like you've reached your limit and to get unlimited downloads you need to subscribe to WC ($20 for 2 years). You're just getting an "unautorized" notice? No pitch for the subscription? Might be a technical glitch if you haven't reached the 50 meg cap. <A HREF="https://www.wincust
Solid Nuts: Stardock already bears the majority of the costs of WC operations; subscriptions just help out. The site is not self-sufficient.
I have Firebird and WindowBlinds skins it. Don't know why it wouldn't skin Mozilla. I think at one time there were problems in skinning it, but I think that's been resolved? At least, I see no default exclusion for Mozilla in WB.
If someone goes out drinking and gets behind the wheel when drunk and kills someone it's not exactly a complete "accident" (i.e., something that was beyond their control to prevent). If someone can't arrange for safe transportation alternatives they should do their drinking at home and stay there. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by SkinBrowser
When the servers started crashing to save bandwidth WC started only showing SS with a rating of 8 and above. Also the last most recent server crash over the holidays took out some ratings and download stats I believe. (Stuff could only be recovered to the last backup before the SD staff went on holiday break.) <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered b
When I was the proverbial "starving student" I simply did without luxuries I couldn't afford. Since there are still other sites with free unlimited downloads, that's the most viable alternative to subscribing here or buying an SD app.
Anytime you get an email or message telling you to send it to everyone you know, figure somethings not quite right and look up the info/claims at snopes.com or other hoax related sites. Or actually visit real antivirus/PC security sites where the latest news can be found. Figure if something is really news, Kaspersky, Symantec, McAfee and others probably know about it and are more likely to be providing somewhat credible info than endless chains of emails spamming people. <img src="http://image
Let's see...IRB or Kona...? Hard call? Not a bit. Kona: what might irk some of us is now after all that caterwauling you did in the other thread about subscribing or not subscribing (such a drama queen) now when you're trying to put someone else down you act as if you're special because you have a freaking subscription. You only have it because someone else paid for it to give to you as you said yourself. You did nothing for it and contributed nothing towards it. So many excuses why you
Best regards for your birthday LC and for the new year.
Web sites sometimes have problems. Like server crashes, etc. It doesn't last forever. There are worse tragedies in the world. It's not like you're out of pocket. As you noted, there are other skin sites you can download from so feel free to use their bandwidth.
As noted, you have to be more specifc about what program's splash screen you're talking about. If it's a trial version of software, buying it and registering it ususally removes the splashscreen or nag screen (if that's what you mean). Or there often there will be a setting within the program to remove the splash screen. But since you haven't specified what splash screen you're talking about it's rather difficult to specifically answer your question. <A HREF="https://www.wincu
You need to clarify what you've downloaded. For example, have you just downloaded skins without downloading the programs that make the skins work? If so, that's your problem. WincdowBlinds and a number of other apps do work on W98. But if you download a WindowBlind skin without the WindowBlind program, of course it won't work. Ditto for most of the other stuff, there are programs that make the skins/themes work so you need the programs first. There are some programs here that won't wor
Sometimes you have to look in the skin folder in the WindowBlind directory to find the wallpaper and then apply it yourself manually. Don't know why, but I've found that in my experience. Whereas sometimes WB will apply the wallpaper when you load up the skin. edited: I was too slow to post. Anyway, that should work. <img sr
9 to go here at 5:37 p.m. PST. Wow.
"Stardock LogonStudio allows Windows XP users to edit, change, and apply new logon screens. LogonStudio comes built with a visual editor to make it easy to create your own logons which can then be uploaded to websites to be used by others users." https://www.stardock.com/products/logonstudio/ My understanding is that LogonStudio is a program that allows you to create your own logons. Pehaps you mean a graphics program like PaintShop Pro to create the initial graphic and then use that w
IRB: CWShredder is an app designed to get rid of that bugger should you still need it. You can find it here on the author's site: http://www.merijn.org/downloads.html Hmnn...it looks like there's also something there related to BHO's also. (I hadn't visited the site before but am familiar by rep with HijackThis...something to help diagnose and get rid of some nasty spyware stuff.) Actually most if not all of this crap can be avoided by not allowing ActiveX enabled on all sites, either
If you bought WB 4 your registration covers all updates for the WB 4 series. If you bought WB 3 you need to purchase WB4 but with a discount for a returning customer. If you purchased an Object Desktop subscription then you've purchased all OD apps and any updates/upgrades for the term of your one year subscription. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powe