Just asking - are all of them no longer working?
Skarny
If you click X and then scroll it seems to help not following down.
Yes - the main page gets the ad - if I use another forum link or other page I'm able to get in here. And it's dick smith ad for me too. I got around it by 'scrolling down' - the ad stayed in the upper half of the page.
Thanks :-) both Zubaz's and Neil's response have helped me to understand a bit better.
I'm not griping - just wanting to understand - how is this better than just loading the audio files from the master computer via homegroup/network file sharing/media player? Is everything streamed from the master computer - not just individual applications - what is the expected scenarios where this is useful? When I think of remote computer control I usually expect sound/visual/remote control to be needed all at once - not just audio. Can I control what audio is pla
I'm curious - I also get 'limited' time with DX before it starts crashing on load and I also end up reinstalling to fix it - probably because it's such a brute force guaranteed method - I'm being lazy by not digging further. Could there be some sort of 'time trial' code kicking in silently? Maybe it's a windows update that does it to us? It's like windows just decides it hates DesktopX executable suddenly.
You don't need a "SDK". Just set a timer to load the ATOM files (which are XML) feeds every so many minutes and then parse them into a display. Look into MSXML vbscript examples on the web - you'll learn how to create an 'in memory' XML object - load in an external xml file (like the ATOM files) and then read information from them. I can probably give you a hand if noone else wants to jump in - but I'm a bit busy with a house move at the moment. Fir
I'd hazard a guess that he's tapping into the RSS Atom feeds listed on this page: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/catalogs/ It looks like the feeds are already grouped into the days and magnitude categories. I assume that the list 'expands' if there are earthquakes in each magnitude category e.g. right now there are only 0, 1, and 2.5 groups for the 'past day', but if a 7 occurs sudde
Which gadget? What is USGS? What does the gadget do? If it's a Microsoft gadget I believe they have functions built into a dll which are called to retrieve information.
Everytime you load a '.desktop' file - it replaces that entire currentTheme folder. So yes, you would lose the shortcut paths defined within the old theme. Because each theme can be made to work differently, with different object names and by different authors with different scripts, there isn't a standard to where shortcut paths should be saved for users and what format they should be in. So keeping shortcuts from one theme to the next would be a bit tricky to sta
There 'is' a file in each theme directory which is an ini file and it would contain all the information as well. But it's a pain in the ass to parse, and you can only modify it when a theme is unloaded, otherwise DesktopX would overwrite your changes when it unloads.
Hi Gevan. Each shortcut object in a theme is usually a DesktopX object which is a 'shortcut' type and has the target specified. We could feasibly write an object script which scans every object in a theme, identifies the shortcut type ones, and produces a DesktopX form for each object with it's target property. Then we could read the changed values back and apply them to each shortcut object via the Command and CommandParameters properties. :-) Hope
Hurrah! Thanks Rosco. And, bugger, I forgot about that RND. But I'm getting that weird BEX error again whenever DX opens (even with an empty theme). Frustrating...
Metro - "Hey! I made a skin with a flat coloured box first!"
I second this - it caught me a few times - even though it does say password should be 12 chars or less (in some way or another). It accepts the longer password on input, but then, yes, you need to self truncate.
The 3.5 installation .exe from the download site and/or the new SDC prompts for a serial. I put the serials (for 3.5 and for 4) in, but it says it's not valid. Can someone have a look? Thanks :-)
I'm also getting DesktopX crashing on load. Started happening a day or so ago, may suddenly start working again occasionally. I should add that it happens with 3.5 and the latest beta for me. Faulting application name: DesktopX Builder.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x47ed42fe Faulting module name: DesktopX Builder.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x47ed42fe Exception code: 0xc0000409 Fault offset: 0x0002eb7c Faulting process id: 0x8f0 Faulting appli
Let Draginol use whatever self-assured criteria he likes to hire people for his own company. I don't get the impression that he posts with a desire for learning or self-reflection. However I do think he should be listened to as an experienced employer within this particular business sector. But I'll add: Parents, if you are looking for advice on how to help your kids have an opportunity for a job/future which blends happiness and being able to afford living in yo
heheh karma for the best suggested solution :-P [e digicons]k2[/e]
Or you could use a set of aliased hand images at various angles and swap them in depending on the angle of the hand. You might get away with using about 8 or so. If you were extreme, you could generate 360 images, and use one for each angle. If you have hand moving 'smoothly'...you'd need a few more....lol
I can't really tell if it's much of an improvement, but the current clock hand images being used are vertical or horizontal, and then DesktopX rotates them. What if you start with a diagonal image to begin with? It still has 'jaggies', but they look a bit different. Combined with the 'shadow' feature it seems to look better still, but again, maybe isn't really that huge an improvement.
I'm dragging this thread out - because it was linked somewhere in my profile. I want to retract my ancient advice that parent child is the only way to preserve z-order. It seems that if you 'cancel' the Object_OnLButtonDown() function by setting it to 'true' it won't pass the click to whatever causes the window/object layer to move to the top of the z-order. So put: Function Object_OnLButtonDown(x,y) Object_OnLButtonD
weird, i don't remember putting an external link in the post... @Island Dog - I'll be trying to do a bit more for DesktopX in the near future. I'm moving interstate next week, so I'll probably be offline for a month or so, but then I'll have a lot of time on my hands!
Hi, Could someone who is in a position to do so contact me about Wincustomize Wiki. I would like to clean out the spam pages and do some upkeep on it. It doesn't look like other administrators have time to do this at the moment and I'm offering to do so. I can already edit content, but I'd like to do more functional cleaning like deleting the spam pages etc. The response may be 'I'll clean the spam out Skarn'. That's fine too, but it'd g
hehe no worries - I've flown pretty quietly under the radar the whole time ;-)