someone31988

someone31988

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Yeah, I'll be honest, I love Fences and have used it since it first came out, but there isn't enough of a difference to justify the $7.99 upgrade price for me. I'd do it for $4.99, though. Since I keep as few icons on the desktop as possible in the first place, being able to peek at them is of very little use to me. Maybe it'll show up in another Humble Bundle in the future.

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[quote who="DaveBax" reply="3" id="3752371"] Quoting don5318, reply 1 The sad thing is, there's not enough people interested in skinning; so that there would be more choices between free, and paid, in my opinion, for what it's worth. joey: Read that quote as it's 100% correct. <br /

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Since I haven't been able to find anything about it anywhere, is there a ballpark estimate as when WindowBlinds 7 will be released? I'm wondering because I'm running Windows 7 and I'd like to buy it when it does get released. I know I could buy WB6 right now and get the free upgrade, but that doesn't do me any good since it doesn't run on Win7. Yes, I used to be an Object Desktop subscriber but since I rarely used anything other than WindowBlinds, I can't justify paying the price for all of t

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I still think the skins that came out back in the WindowBlinds 5 days were much better than most of the skins being released now. Too bad they're all XP skins so I can't continue to use them on Vista without parts of it looking quirky. It's a shame that most of the skins that get released nowadays that are of the same quality are master skins.

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I like the skin a lot so far, but would you consider putting in that original start button as a substyle? It seems like every other skin that comes out nowadays has an orb for its start button. That one you had was different.

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I tried it and I'm just not too impressed. The day that we can truly change Vista's animated boot screen will be great. It looks like this is essentially just enabling the N GUI boot and changing the picture. Every time I use No GUI boot, it takes noticeably longer to boot my computer up and this is no exception. Plus, for me anyway, a static image for the boot screen is kind of boring. I wanna look at it and feel like something is happening. Even though the default boot screen is very plain, se

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It's a good list of resolutions but the only ones that are really necessary are 1280x1024, 1600x1200, 1920x1200 (16:10), and 1920x1080 (16:9 1080p). 1280x1024 is a unique aspect ratio in itself and 1600x1200 would scale down to 1024x768 just fine. A 1920x1200 wallpaper will also scale down to 1280x800 without a problem.

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Well it's actually a custom Vista msstyle. You can use them if you're comfortable with taking ownership of system files and replacing them with patched ones. Definitely not as convenient as WindowBlinds, but honestly for me, most WindowBlinds skins that have come out since since Vista was released haven't been that great.I also like to tinker, though. I miss the stuff that was released during the WindowBlinds 4 and 5 days.... Sadly, those skins don't look so hot on Vista.

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Songbird is still early in development and lacks features, though. MediaMonkey is definitely where you wanna go. $20 will get you the Gold version but that's up to you as to whether you'll use the features or not. Other than that, MediaMonkey is bursting with functionality that iTunes, Winamp, and WMP all have but doesn't have all the unnecessary junk of those media players.

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I noticed this within the first week that Vista came out. If you use explorer to set your wallpaper or use any of the options where the wallpaper needs to be resized, Vista will resave the picture as a horribly compressed jpg. I've used WindowBlinds to apply my wallpapers for at least a year now just because of that problem. One major thing about WindowBlinds, though, is that there needs to be an option to add wallpaper directories recursively. I'd like to oraganize my wallpapers into subfolders

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Here's mine. Very simple. Only Stardock program I really use is WindowBlinds. [img]http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/5104/julydesktopthreadzn8.jpg[/img] Hey CarGuy1, where'd you get that clock gadget?

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