[quote who="koushikdragoon" reply="48" id="3522215"] The problem went away for me when I used msconfig to remove the DeskScapes service from the list of services run at boot time. It still starts the dream at automatically when Windows loads but no more explorer processes chewing up 100% of c [/quote] Have you tried what I write above: The problem went away for me when I used msconfig to remove the DeskScapes service from the
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I wrote the last part of my above comnment very poorly. WHat I meant was this: Proponents of net neutrality say without it companies like Netflix will be able to buy higher bandwidth, leaving others in the slow lane. In fact the opposite is true. Netflix fears that without net neutrality they will be CHARGED higher rates for the amount of bandwidth they use. Now if your ISP has to update their infrastructure, with or without net neutrality and the law prevents
And just as quickly as it started, the problem ha gone away. No reboot, just tried several times to change dreams and suddenly the ActiveMovie Window stopped appearing.
[quote who="Jafo" reply="10" id="3521762"] http://multicommander.com/downloads [/quote] Thanks!
Sigh! Just another power grab by the federal government. I'm sure all the new fees imposed on ISPs and passed onto consumers are for our own good. /sarc
Beginning a few minutes ago, when I double-cick on a dream file, in addition to changing my desktop background an Active Movie Window opens displaying the same animation. Deskscape configuration opens the same window but does not change the desktop animation. Anyone else getting this or know how to turn it off? My google search has revealed nothing useful.
Sure wish I could find the download link on the webpage.
We don't have "net neutrality: now and yet there is no problem going anywahere on the internet. It's telling that giants such as Netflix and Google support the FCC's efforts. Neither wants to pay more for internet traffic. As is typical in the Alice through the Looking Glass world of government, words mean the exact opposite of their clear meaning. The fear by giant corporations is not that they can buy faster bandwidth but that they will be charged in prop
I agree there should be no government subsidies given to telecom companies. They are entitled to the same business tax breaks as other entities but keeping more of their own money is not the same as getting a subsidy (taxpayer money). The more government controls something the moew you are going to see graft, in the form of campaign contributions and less legal means, to politicians.
We have a multi-tier system for cars, homes and other products and services. I have no problem with the same for internet.
Thanks for the link!
You can choose to have a fence not hide ("exclude this fence from quick hide"). That's probably what happened. When you deleted and recreated it it nio longer had that option enabled.
The FCC has no authority to enact rules that Congress has rejected. The US Court of Appeals already ruled that the FCC has no such power unless Congress explicitely delegates such power to it.
Thank you! I think it worked. I clicked on a dozen or more dreams in the deskscapes program without complaints that there is no mpeg-2 decoder.
Can anyone supply a link to a safe mpeg-2 decoder for my wife's laptop? My google searches have produced links that either Chrome objects to or Norton NIS. Even one I downloaded from C-NET had malware in it that Norton erased but then the decoder didn't work anyway. Any help is appreciated.
For those other than the OP: Right click the desktop, choose view and make sure you don't have Lock fences checked.
I'm not a skinner. I have a simple way of deciding whether or not to buy something. Is it something I need or want? Do I feel it's worth the money. If I answer yes I make the purchase. If not, I don't even if the only sticking point is price. If I was a skinner I don't know at what price I would initially sell a product. I do think that if I have not made any sales after a period of time I might drastically lower the price in the hop
I've done worse. [e digicons]:'([/e]
I never noticed that option. Just tested it and it works here. I'll post back if I think of anything. What did you mean by " when i press start it come back to original font and size. " Where is there a button label start? Do you mean apply (applica)?
Just tried it myself. Maybe Accuweather changed how it's accessed?
I don't think that's an option.
Are you running anything else that hides the taskbar, such as Tiles?
I think the new 72K monitors can handle this at full resolution. Since they are only 13" wide the text might be a little mdifficult to read. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
You're welcome!
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