must be almost a decade ago when i was playing with sidebar gadgets. the only thing i remember is that transparency could get broken when semi-transparent parts of images overlapped each other. you might get an answer at MSN.
[quote who="Tattyhat" reply="66" id="3345363"] I wonder which was, or will be, the biggest flop for Microsoft, Windows millenium, windows vista or Windows 8?[/quote] none of the above. their biggest flop is probably Bing. their non-English versions are so poor compared to Google or even Yahoo! that it is pretty much irrelevant outside the US. i even set my language to en-US in the Bing profile, but i still don't use it. Windows Phone, the Zune and the
[quote who="Savyg" reply="59" id="3345234"] Quoting Philly0381, reply 47 I know, I didn't have to click on it and read, should have just ignored it. I just kinda wish I could stop hearing about it. You all know my opinion just like I know yours, we keep having these conversations and the tech media is just feeding the fire for pageviews. Mac sales are down, are we saying Windows 8 caused that too? Seriously, the whole 'point
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="12" id="3341060"] I haven’t used it to see if it’ll save .psd files, but it will save screenshots and images you copy to use in an email (for example) . [/quote] i have addressed that in my post above. nothing special about that btw. that is how the Windows clipboard works. clipboard managers can be useful (i use a snippet manager with m
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you start your original post: [quote]Very annoying. Loss of graphics (especially) as you work. Not if you have CS6 which saves your work automatically at any interval you choose, but CS5 and earlier? A sudden loss of power and everything is gone. I haven’t used it to see if it’ll save .psd files, but it will save screenshots and images you copy to use in an email (for example).[/quote] see, you say you have not tested wether "it’ll save .ps
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="8" id="3340996"] I haven’t used it to see if it’ll save .psd files,[/quote] are you sure you understand what this program is all about? it's a clipboard manager. these things exist since copy/paste was introduced. such tools can be pretty handy. for example they are useful when you accidentally copy something and overwrite the current clipboard content, or when you work with a lot of text snippets. they will
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that save.me program won't be of any help should PS crash btw ;)
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="5" id="3340983"] CS6 is the first time auto save and auto backup appear, moshi. You don't have to believe me: https://www.photoshopessentials.com/basics/background-auto-save-cs6/[/quote] this is why i wrote " with older versions of Photoshop". the auto-recovery basically does what in older versions of P
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[quote] Not if you have CS6 which saves your work automatically at any interval you choose, but CS5 and earlier? [/quote] auto-saved files would be really the last resort if Photoshop crashes. usually the autorecovery feature works pretty well (=/= auto saved files). and if for some reason it does not or with older versions of Photoshop one would just have to rename the TMP file to PSD. this works at least since CS2. as this place is also about skinning: there&#
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="38" id="3336425"] Theft is theft. Voting/formulating does not change wrong into right. Try voting on taking something out of my house without my permission. You'll find out quickly enough that 'might' have Orthopedic and Reconstructive surgical consequences.[/quote] you are aware that such things happen all the time (although to a lesser extent in the US than the rest of the world)? people get driven out of their h
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[quote who="Jafo" reply="36" id="3336419"] Quoting moshi, reply 34businesses do not do depreciations in Australia? also i think the original post was about downloadable content. Adobe is hardly a manufacturer. Moshi....'manufacturer' as in 'publisher' of software....this is primarily about software. Jafo types slowly............ Price gouging of MS/Apple/Adobe software ...all of which are required for/by industry/commerce
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[quote who="Jafo" reply="33" id="3336409"] "However, in order for the decision to have legal effect, two-thirds of the WTO's 153 Members are required to ratify the agreement. The European Union's acceptance only brings the number to 41.[2]" Possibly not quite as 'legal' as it wants to be.... Dang it ...Wiki screwed with the font...[/quote] the disagreement is only about §6.
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[quote who="Jafo" reply="28" id="3336378"] ...or we could improve our lot with a Union Carbide factory.... Whether or not there's price-gouging for some bullshit Super Mario brothers is irrelevant. Most [if not all] businesses require IT ...you know....computers and such...and they need proper OS software [not backyarders with script-kiddie prop hats]...and it's the manufacturers of THOSE that are being taken to task....not how much C and C costs....[/quote]
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="29" id="3336379"] Quoting moshi, reply 27 if a pharma company asks so much for a drug that even the middle class can not afford it, they just override their patents and let local companies produce generics. That is illegal. One cannot simply steal others' IP.[/quote] it's legal, and it is not stealing. see the Doha Declaration $5 b. this has happened in South Africa and Thailand as well. <a href="http://
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[quote who="PoSmedley" reply="15" id="3333946"] Screw Apple and video games, etc. I am still trying to figure out how a drug can cost 7 times more in Oz than the U.S.A. And I have seen the reverse with EURO countries costing a fraction of what thew Americans have to pay for the same drug. When did saving lives, relieving suffering, and easing pain become the bastardized market ir is? Nothing personal, but i could give a rats ass who pays what, where for so
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[quote who="Liquid Sky" reply="23" id="3336184"]And the containers that do get shipped are probably not full either. [/quote] this! the company i work for serves a market of about 100 million people. still that market is too small to order full containers of some goods. so we have to buy these goods from wholesale importers in Rotterdam that serve all of Europe.
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assuming that you want more than just a launcher and also skin the apps that use the Android api, that is not a trivial task. Android version adaption is much slower than let's say for iOS. so you would need to support a multitude of old apis. see here: http://bgr.com/2013/02/08/android-version-distribution-february-2013-316698/ do never expect that such a skinning app would wor
[quote who="Phoon" reply="25" id="3336254"] I think you should dictate, or have some voice conversations with Po and then let him write it. He is a natural writer (among numerous other talents from what I've seen ). With his wit and your recap of the facts it would be a total success that would go down in history as a classic.[/quote] you say Frogboy needs a ghostwriter? have you forgotten about this: <img src="http://sadpanda.us/images/1497773-RLW960K
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[quote who="WebGizmos" reply="9" id="3336329"] You be better off creating an app for it if it uses them...some young kid just sold an app he created to Apple for 30 million. [/quote] it was Yahoo and they were not really interested in the app, but in the semantics algorithm it uses. the app of course helped promoting his skills. (Google stopping Google Reader might have helped even more). on topic: there seems to be a market. then install numbers of the first link sure a
[quote who="Jafo" reply="7" id="3336265"]either they [unlawfully] altered MS system files[/quote] this is probably true for Australia and the US. in Europe and i guess most countries a contract that has to be signed/approved after purchase (Microsoft's Windows EULA for example) is not valid. :)
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[quote who="Uvah" reply="10" id="3335276"] Can you install it over the previous version or does that need to be uninstalled first. I usually uninstall an old version before installing any newer one.[/quote] there is no need to uninstall.
no. the problem is that the content of a window is different at different window sizes. there is nothing to zoom inside, but rather to rearrange. just imagine an explorer window, it will show more icons if it gets bigger. the ElementaryOS window manager has such a feature. you can see it in the first video here: http://elementaryos.org/journal/meet-gala-window-manager the developers there have cho
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[quote who="LightStar" reply="2" id="3334374"] Does it still require manual coding, or did they get smart and make an easy to use interface?[/quote] Rainmeter is far to complex to skinned in an "easy to use interface". just as an example (the position of a marker on a world map depending on coordinates and screensize): X=((#SCREENAREAWIDTH#+32-324)+(([MeasureWeatherLon])/180*256))
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[quote who="Jafo" reply="10" id="3333782"] Just to add...for the ignorant...the ACCC already decreed that Region Coding was anti-competitive and thus not enforceable...hence it is LEGAL to sell Region unlocked DVD recorders/players. That was done years ago..... and is why much of the DVDs I buy come from the US and UK. I get them here cheaper via airmail than can be purchased locally. Most recent was for a friend....Beatles collection.....about $300 here....
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