Now I can see everything. You might be interested in this free program: Screenshot Captor; It's extremeley simple to use, but highly capable at the same time, and always faithful to the original. A desktop screenshot is as simple as pressing Prt Scr on your keyboard. http://www.freewarefiles.com/Screenshot-Captor_program_14603.html
Happy Birthday to you, sir, and congratulations on Winstep.
ObjectDock by necessity; WindowBlinds to soothe my eyes. (And DesktopX is almost necessary, too). See---that's only one, just like you asked.
First of all---none of your business (something like September, 2007). Secondly, it looks like you became a member a month before you got your first computer.
I hope that your new life will be an improvement. (And, congratulations on finishing the skin).
[quote who="Xiandi" reply="34" id="2983748"]OK, so I set my monitor back to factory default settings, which actually made it brighter, not darker. I ran through a couple monitor calibration sites, and everything seems ok. I even set the brightness on my monitor to ZERO to see if I could match the brightness (or lack thereof) in that shot and could not. So...why is that shot so dark? I'm still going to bright
Yes, please. Any chance this time of having more Stardock products involved, such as ObjectDock, CursorFX, DesktopX, etc.? I know that the talent pool has diminished, so maybe some skinners could contribute to more than one team where necessary.
I like what I see so far, but it's hard to tell what it's going to look like window-wise. I like your "style", in any case.
[quote who="vStyler" reply="38" id="2983113"]Guess I've always had a knack for colors, but, there's a lot of trial and error involved too... doesn't just fall onto paper first time.. for sure. Maybe more just knowing what looks good, and what makes my eyes burn.. lol. You just know when it's right <span style="font-size: small;"
Looks good, Tim.
I'm curious how you chose the colours--did you use a program to pick complementary colours, or do it by eye?
A very Happy Birthday to you, Cyndie. I hope that it's a long and good one.
Happy Birthday to you, Po'.
I'm probably at or near the top of Happy Birthday posters the last few years. Most of them are for people I "know"; some for others I respect for reasons such as contributions to skinning, forums, or just plain longevity. In your case, if I knew when your birthday was, I'd post one due to your skinning contibutions and the fact that you've been around a long time; the trouble is, I don't know when your birthday is, and that goes for a lot of oth
It looks like it's your day. Have a good one.
Have a good one, and thanks for all your contributions.
uh oh.
[quote who="JuniorCrooks" reply="313" id="2979808"]Just finished it. [/quote] Awesome, JC.
[quote who="sViz" reply="305" id="2979273"]John, those icons (the scroll buttons for the shortcuts) will hide when the shortcuts are not visible. They also still need to be skinned...lol. [/quote] Excellent. Having those colours with the brown/yellow would really cramp my style.
[quote who="sViz" reply="299" id="2979211"]still a wip... [/quote] Pretty slick, Eve. Are those DesktopX icons on the left side going to be visible all the time?
He's got to be the oldest WindowBlinds skinner there is--please join me in wishing him a happy 80th birthday.
Stardock Central was just fine. Maybe it could be improved/added to in some small way, but I still prefer it to Impulse. I miss the WinCustomize browser as well.
Not quite my shade of green, but, aside from that, it looks very well done. I bet people are going to ask what the wallpaper and the green icons on the start menu are.
Good picks, and congratulations to the pickees. (Isn't that two in a row for Mr. Dave)?
Heavens to Murgatroyd--a Super Gadget!!!!!
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