I would like to see a desktop that was like a commercial beehive. When you click on a comb (frame) it would slide up with an application on it such as Word, Excel - whatever the user wanted. On the order of cascaded windows. It would be set up as a perspective view and the comb could be brougnt forward to increase the size or moved back to decrease the size. Probably would be comlicated to code but that is just an idea.
For $599+ I'll build my own box and slide the PC into it. But it is nice.
A program called Smileycons.
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Fishermen don't lie
nite crawler
compost pile
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Yeah, what I do is install it, activate it, add some tweaking programs, then image it. Add some more programs, image again, finish up with programs, image and then do incremental images after that. So if it gets hosed i can fall back to a prior image and be up in 15-20 minutes and already activated. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered b
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I used these instructions from http://www.nu2.nu/bootcd/ and http://www.theeldergeek.com/index.htm to create mine. I used the same procedure for SP1, if you can, use your original CD for the I386 file. From Bart at http://www.nu2.nu/bootcd/ Bootable Windows XP installation CD-Rom (with SP1) [updated! Dec 17, 2002] This will show you how to create a bootable Windows XP Home Edition or Professional installation/setup CD-Rom. Optionally you can integrate (slips
Dr. Demento plays a tune occasionaly "My Big 12 Inch........Ruler".
King George IV Ha, bet you thought someone would say 12".
& conquer
multiply
the Kid (William H. Bonney) or Jean King back to the chessmen
Dog (Nixon's I think)
Bishop
horseshoe
Blue Grass Caught Mannheim Steam Roller! on a PBS xmas special a few years ago, everyone was dressed in period costume at a banquet. It was great, I am waiting for a repeat of it.
Steam
Blizzard
Tarzan
maybe