TwoWolves

TwoWolves

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OK Thanks. Given the resounding hollow echo I'll take it that nobody is really interested in the development of new dynamic dreams (like the water pool that Stardock distribute). Shame as it seemed a good idea to release the SDK and I had a few ideas that would look good with people's own desktops. If anyone has an

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I have to agree with you Frogboy . I'm a professional C++ developer in the corporate/finance arena and it’s the prime reason that most major projects are now based on Unix. Microsoft have effectively forced Java EE on the business community but the process started soon after .NET. Microsoft nearly killed win32 C++ when they introduced C# but developers have

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Hi All, I've noticed that in spite of the Dynamic Dream SDK having been out for over a year (I think), nobody outside of Stardock, and please do correct me if I'm wrong, has done a dynamic dream. I can understand why, it’s a lot of work to do something cool and you r

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That's very impressive Zubaz, are a modern philosopher indeed. In the hubbub of modern life with a mile of advertising telling us what we should do and desire its easy to forget the simplest facts of all, that I am the master of my own destiny and above all that I can decide how I feel - not have it decided for me. :CONGRAT:

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I'm with you on this one grklein, I'd love to be able to use WindowsFX on my (Xp) system but the ugly black border bug is the killer. :SNIFF!: Is a fix in the works guys? P.S. I cannot move to Vista for work/professional reasons for the foreseeable future.

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Is it possible to exclude an application from being skinned but also select another sub theme. i.e. such as the default Xp theme. This question is really about One Note, with the WhiteFlame Vista skin I loose all the office texturing of the toolbars which makes it difficult to read

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Yep I'm backing cavalierex on that one. I've just discovered One Note myself and its bloody marvellous, the best Microsoft have done in an age. In 2007 it can search image file text which is a big boost. The whole 2007 set is a good improvement on past efforts. Just a shame they made such a dogs-dinner of the new interface, I mean I like the ribbon but its implementation is a bit patchy and didn't make it to One Note at all.

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Dear me, I'm surprised you fell for it. Microsoft have pulled this manoeuvre before with Windows 95/98. Always look to what the business buys in. I'll be sticking with Xp Pro until Longhorn or the next OS arrives, this Vista is clearly a half-way house and cash cow. My wallet feels enough pain with the Dev Studio and Office upgrades as it is and I need those for my work - you know making money for me and not Billy boy. P.S. Office 2007 + One Note is very good IMHO.<br/

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No need to do that chaps, I have found a better solution... I recommend downloading "Console" from sourceforge : http://sourceforge.net/projects/console/ This will skin like any other application window and even includes alpha-transparency, I have also configured mine to run the Cygwin bash shell in its main window as I'm a bit of a *NIX nut but you can also run Powershell or Dos.

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It’s the price that's the killer , its way too expensive and delivers too little extra to even closely justify it. Considering the market share MS should really be offering it far cheaper to the home user. I need to upgrade my "Office" and that will have to be the priority because it delivers things I need - even so its too expensive as well. Everyone I know says these are their reasons.

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I'm sorry to see some more vitriolic comments on this somewhat harmless original post, as a community of skinners who share their work I would have hoped to see a little more kindness towards one another. I will again remind American readers that the laws regarding hemp do vary considerably around the world, in the UK and France its "C" class and a misdemeanour and in the Netherlands its perfectly legal. Most of the health risks associated with its use are a function of its pro

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