Does anyone know which formats should be included in the favicon file to show up properly in news feed readers connecting to forums or other web content? This is the main reason I've kept my subscription to Object Desktop current, as it quickly converts a PNG file into the favicon format. However, I've noticed most news feed programs do not like all those different sizes stored within the file. Thanks in advance for help!
Okay, have to put cause aside for the time being, and focus on correcting stuff that is screwed up. Thought it had to be WindowsBlinds related (or something in Object Desktop), as that was the common item throughout. I'm talking about stuff entered into various areas of Outlook, Thunderbird, QuickBooks, SnagIt, etc. Even type entered into Xara's X or eXtreme! (Illustration programs.) Something has somehow changed the default proportional typeface for m
I'm a long-time user of Object Desktop, and a big fan. A while back I installed a new WB5 skin and it changed the default font used inside the editor portion of any WYSIWYG window to an italic typeface. The skin was Artwork by treetog. Attempts to correct this by installing other skins have not corrected the problem. Where and how can I fix this, as it is REALLLY annoying!
My problem is that DX 2.2 keeps crashing when I try to save a theme. Can't use the Save As option either. Tried following the DesktopX Script Crash Bug fix suggestion, and that works long enough for me to get my theme setup. (Objects loaded & widgets configured.) Go to save, and it is crash city again. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by SkinBro
Brad, excellent article. I've been online since the mid 80's, also posting - for the most part - under my own name too. Yes, I've been the target of griefers, though I'd never heard that term before today. It is never a pleasant experience. When you do meet them in person, as I have on a few occasions in user group meetings, they are never as you picture them. (And, why is it that they think you can't figure out how they are?) Being a woman, s
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Excellent article, Brad. Nice summary of the status of IP, and the issues involved as things stand today. This is my first post here, as I've been in 'lurk' mode for quite a while. Speaking as someone who is the President, Newsletter Editor, and Webmaster for my local computer user group, the issue of IP rights is not new. At one time, user groups were considered a pirates haven. My involvement goes back to the 80’s, when all software sold was on rather fragile floppies. Anyone using t
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