[quote who="Anakey" reply="10" id="2240979"]its the same when you apply an icon package or windows blind in that it reverts to the default in between the changes though you don't see the in between state[/quote] No, it's not. I don't need to click apply twice when applying something in IP or WB.
[quote who="Anakey" reply="7" id="2240951"]having toclick apply twice is not a bug[/quote] I disagree. I expect "apply" to apply changes I've made, not "unapply" all skinning. It's either a bug in software or UI design.
[quote who="Philly0381" reply="6" id="2240926"] After downloading the update, rebooted the system. It applied the cursor I was using. Opened CursorFX and applied an effect and I had to apply the cursor skin again in order for the effect to show up. Is that what you are refering to mickeko? It seem logical to me since I was changing a cursor setting, didn't take it as a bug.[/quote] Regardless of what I've done, when I click apply, CursorFX will remove the
[quote who="Philly0381" reply="4" id="2240840"]Just did the update on a Vista Home Premium 64 bit system and everything seems to be working okay, even effects and trails. [/quote] You mean you don't need to apply twice when switching any setting?
I'm assuming you was supposed to be redirected to a post stating that XP 64 will never be supported. There would have been a few reasons listed there too so you wouldn't need to ask for them here... Basically XP 64 never has been and never will be widely used, so adapting software for it is pointless.
[quote who="Phoon" reply="16" id="2240719"]here's a stupid question? Where is the permission or disclaimer from Blizzard allowing the use of their artwork?[/quote] Um... considering they call it [quote] the official World of Warcraft Desktop. [/quote] I would assume Blizzard has been involved in the making of it... :) Also, it's not something that's uploaded to the WC gallery, so those restrictions doesn't apply anyway.
I had issues with the pointer getting stuck over links in firefox and such that made me disable it. I'll test and see if it's resolved. UPDATE: Applying cursors/effects are still bugged. *sigh*
I'd rather see full 64bit support before W7 tweaks... [e digicons]:|[/e]
Does it officially support 64bit?
Actually, you don't have to use mycolors, you just need to have it installed. For us OD subscribers, theme manager is also capable of installing mycolors suites.
[quote who="pseudomelon" reply="6" id="2239452"]Err, why does everyone like Wireless mice so much? From my experience, they hog batteries and have a good tendency to malfunction... Maybe I just had a bad one. To each his own, I guess.[/quote] Check out Razer Mamba . It runs both wired AND wireless. Judging from the reviews it's the best gaming mouse available... It's quite expensive though, and it lacks a microwheel which w
[quote who="Heinekus" reply="13" id="2237588"] love the G9 and its high DPI.[/quote] Then you "need" the new G9x. At 5000DPI your cursor will hit neptune before you even realise it passed jupiter. :P
I use a logitech G9, things happen on my screen when I move it, and I don't think I've missed a click yet. :) Oh... and I'll NEVER buy a mouse without a microwheel again... It's totally brilliant. :D
[quote who="starkers" reply="17" id="2237418"] maybe when there's something more flattering. [/quote] You mean even MORE flatulent? ;)
[quote who="CyberChief" reply="6" id="2236553"]My comments were not to point a finger, but I feel before you release a product to the public it should have been tested to prior to it's release. Doesn't seem like there is much quality assurance with some developers.[/quote] ... such as your Comodo which claims that clean software has viruses, which is exactly what DrJBHL was saying. Incase you don't get it: You REALLY should uninstall Comodo, and install security that will not
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The trick is to not take it too serious (unless you're receiving Stardock paychecks ;) ). I won't say welcome back, or that it's a good thing you decided against leaving though. Not because I don't feel you deserve it, but because I really don't know if it is the best thing for you. You're the one to decide if you want to hang around here or not. If you feel it's getting to you, it probably does just that. But if you can just keep the above advise in mind, we'll all be fine, you, me,
[quote who="starkers" reply="5" id="2235634"] C: The only invitation you need is your browser and click on the WC link.... cos there are no invites to upload or participate in threads... those are purely voluntary but alway welcomed, so if you feel left out then you are the one who left you out. [/quote] Good point. I'll argue it from another way too, just for arguments sake. ;) (The following numbers are rough estimates [e digicons]}:)[/e] ) Considering t
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="25" id="2235128"] Doc, You are certifiable!!! I'm certifiable. Uh-huh. Recognize this guy? [/quote] Definetely certifiable... Look what I found in the archives: [e digicons]:-"[/e]
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="1" id="2235025"] Can't trust those programs to act without supervision, Mick: Especially the ones that "automaintain" your registry. It's like trusting Politicians to be honest. LOL.[/quote] I know precisely what I can trust my software to do and not do. I wish I could say THAT about politicians... The only thing I know I can trust when it comes to them is that they're untrustworthy. :P
[quote who="Zubaz" reply="5" id="2235108"]Win7 is the future but we know not everyone is ready for it now.[/quote] I'm sure Microsoft is convinced that Win7 is not ready for us quite yet, or we'd see it retail by now. ;)
[quote who="Zubaz" reply="7" id="2229615"] not really possible due to format[/quote] Well, IcoFX (freeware) does it, but it lacks batch processing for it, which is why I asked for the feature to begin with. :)
I'd check the requirements again... [quote] Minimum : ( Windows Vista/XP/2003/2000 (32-bit) 20MB free drive space 256MB RAM Impulse Requ
[quote quoting="post"]A: I was unaware of how many results would pop-up in search engines and it makes me feel uncomfortable.[/quote] It's an issue with anything really. Do public work and you'll attract attention, specially if you're doing it right. The more people around you, the more attention you get. Why did you assume that the internet be any different? [quote]B: Although it was cool at first, It just feels like there is too much work involved in pleasi
System maintenance, that must be a good thing... Auslogics Boostspeed Comodo System Cleaner TuneUp Utilities Glary Utilities Iobit Advanced System Care ... I don't think using them all is a good thing :P ... Currently I have IoBit Advanced System Care ... I had it auto maintaining my computer for a few months, then I disabled it. It has been disabled the last few months now, and my computer is fine... Which indicates to me that it doesn't really
[quote who="Anakey" reply="1" id="2234656"]i don't think that is ever going to be possible otherwise they would have already done it[/quote] If everyone thought that way we'd still be out monkeying around chasing our own tails. :) The correct answer to the OP is: Very unlikely, but sometimes miracles happen... *IF* it would happen, the answer to when, would be "when it's done".