Mirsguy

Mirsguy

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[quote]I've e-mailed sales, still havn't received any conifrmation e-mal from Stardock wit any keys. I got the PayPal e-mail straight away.[/quote] [quote]Be sure to check your spam folder in case it went there.[/quote] Have you checked your spam folder?

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[quote]Just for general info, I did register at the site so that I could access the list of registered users so I might acertain who was doing the uploading of the WC stuff. [/quote] We have an undercover agent, here! Someone put her in charge of CRU! (Counter-Rip Unit) [e digicons]:grin:[/e]

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[quote]That looks like an older version of Skinstudio. My menus dont look like the one u posted.[/quote] No... That is definitely Skin Studio 6. He's got his edit mode set to tree view instead of selection mode. And it does work. VStyler was suggesting that you actually edit the skin graphic. Trust me, it works quite well.

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[quote]So either Shiminok is the original author of the skin or he downloaded it there and uploaded it to skinbase as his own [/quote] [e digicons]:S[/e] [e digicons]o_O[/e]

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[quote]That's precisely what I did with Diamond. What I did was open those images in PS and then basically filled the entire canvas with green. That gave me the precise size of that section. Then I dragged that into a new document. Lather, rinse, repeat. Then you have those green boxes, all on different layers, that can act as your slice guide. You don't even have to have the guides on. You just control select the particular sections layer while being on your active merged startpanel l

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If you are starting a new skin and have the default skin template in SKS, you could do this: 1. Open each start menu piece in Photoshop. Do this by clicking the edit button for each piece in SKS. 2. Piece them all together on 1 document in PS. Be sure to keep the original sizes. For instance, if the top is 32 px, the middle (including right side, left side and more programs area) is 350px, and the bottom is 50px, then your document where you are piecing them together should be

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1. Drag a Mozilla firefox shortcut from your desktop, quicklaunch, start menu, or programs list, onto your dock. 2. Right click on your new dock shortcut for Firefox. 3. Select "dock entry properties." 4. In the "arguments" field, type in (or copy & paste) the web address for your yahoo e-mail (ex- "www.mail.yahoo.com") 5. Press the "ok" button. 6. Press the shortcut icon on your dock. 7. Your web browser will open to the page (specified in

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If you check your yahoo e-mail through your web browser, drag a shortcut for your browser to your dock. Right-Click on the web browser shortcut. Select "dock entry properties." in the arguments field, type in the web address to your yahoo e-mail. If you check it through a client like Thunderbird, however, you can set the e-mail docklet to point to Thunderbird, or just drag a shortcut to Thunderbird to the dock.

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