natas2

natas2

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As an update, I freakin' love this program. It's easy and it's incredibly fast. I'll be backing up my library with this. Thanks for the heads up doc! On a related note, a program called Freemake will convert most video filetypes to another filetype. For instance, I have a bunch of .mkv files that I wanted to convert to .avi. I searched around and found Freemake. This was before getting WinX DVD, which I assume would do it as well. In case some

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[quote who="vStyler" reply="64" id="2849543"] GO COLTS! YOUR TEAM SUCKS [/quote] Who sucks worse? A team that sucks, or a team that gets beat by a team that sucks? [e digicons]o_O[/e]

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Wow, that's funny. I came in here to see what contest I'd missed and noticed the date was from '05. There was a reply #35 from munyo that I quoted as you can see. Then, after my post hit, his is gone. Strange.

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[quote]whoever posted that post might have... I didn't post it, I wasn't even online when that was posted, very odd. [/quote] Seemed like you were a bit behind the curve posting that anyway...seeing as it's been around since April. It looks to be quoted from the original post somehow...

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It's hard to texture dock well because of the way they stretch. Sometimes, it takes a great amount of time/work to get a texture to work, and then that's only at a specific icon size. You nudge the icon size up or down one pixel and it can mess up the look of the dock. True Stretch has helped out somewhat in this regard, but it still isn't perfect. That's why you don't see alot of textured docks.

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It would be great to be able to change font colors right in the configuration screen. Also, it would be nice to have an active tab's font color different than an inactive, if one so chose.

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You need to unzip the folder and place the files in C:\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock\Backgrounds (or similar path). Once you do that, you will find them when you open the OD Configuration panel and go to Change Background.

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