[e digicons]:star:[/e] Happy Birthday, Cliff! [e digicons]:star:[/e]
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Happy Birthday, Quentin!
[e digicons]:([/e] That is sad to hear. RIP, Boss.
[e digicons]:star:[/e] Happy Birthday, Barb! [e digicons]:star:[/e]
Great additional skins/walls too. [e digicons]|-)[/e]
Great stuff, everyone. Kitty, that icon looks awesome!
[e digicons]5*[/e] In the XP shot, there's a typo in the loading window?
Happy B-Day!
Thanks for looking into it. I was pretty sure it didn't used to conk when it tried to read a file that didn't exist. For this gadget I'll just have to go with FileSystemObject, instead.
For what it's worth, here's the Windows error I kept getting for my program: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: netmessenger2_1.exe Application Version: 0.0.0.0 Application Timestamp: 4b900caa Fault Module Name: StackHash_fd5e Fault Module Version: 6.1.7601.17725 Fault Module Timestamp: 4ec49b60 Exception Code: c0000374 Exception Offset: 000c380b OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1<
Thanks, Zu. lol @ Jim. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Up until a recent Microsoft Office update, it seemed System.Simpleread did nothing when trying to read a file that didn't exist. Now, it crashes the program. Took hours upon hours to figure that was the source of the problem. Which is why I ask if system.simplread is doing anything with Office or Sharepoint.
Under the hood, I mean. I know how to use it, but how exactly does it work? What's it doing in the system? And what happens when you try to read a file that doesn't exist?
[quote who="vStyler" reply="349" id="3142026"] Interesting question. I've always tried to be a little creative when it comes to lighting a visual style, If you take anything, in the real world, you can see light hitting it from different directions, objects that stick further out, further in, different materials, and colors, some things absorb light, some reflect, some diffuse. Typically if i make a more minimal, usable skin, I will light from top left, and keep
Really amazing concept, John. Quick question, if I may. What informs your choice of lighting effects? Your skins always seem to have very interesting lighting coming at different angles in different areas that really makes the skin unique. /me continues lurking
Further along... LINK
Probably in the OnLButtonUp function, after the ExecuteCommand. [quote who="jonnibravo" reply="2" id="3133818"] Function Object_OnLButtonUp(x, y, moved) If Moved = False Then If CtrlKey Then 'Control-Click was detected, so configure object is called SetParams CtrlKey
I never use the X. That's what keeps it coming back. I use the toggle.
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="19" id="3130518"]Quoting sViz, reply 17Did y'all ever try the Toggle Object Palette in the DXBuilder r-click menu? That always works for me.Yeah, but once you open it, it opens automatically from then on. Every time you load DX.[/quote] Just tried it. Toggle = open. Toggle again = close for good.
Did y'all ever try the Toggle Object Palette in the DXBuilder r-click menu? That always works for me.
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Definitely much better! Good call on the cape. I was tempted to ask whether she was going to have a name change. [e digicons];)[/e]
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="2" id="3122931"]This happens with all Master skins Eve. WB gallery does it too. Funky, huh? Screenshot 3, that is.[/quote] I figued it happened with all master skins, but I didn't test other galleries. The font is too big in the last shot, where you can see 'Highest' overlaps 'Skins'. [quote]I reported the digi-cons problem, I get it a lot, bu
IE9 here. In the DX themes gallery there are 2 master skins. Here is what the page looks like loaded without compaitibility mode: Here is what it looks like, when I mouse over the skin name of either master skin: <img src="http://i620.photobucket.com/albums/tt287/sViz/WinCustomize/wcissues2.png" alt="no