no. some of the limited number of icons that can be changed via the registry might be located in shell32.dll. that's all. use Icon Packager for what it is capable to do. don't expect more functionality or bug fixes. if you are lucky, they might happen even today ... or they might not happen at all.
[quote]I'm guessing it applies a "skin"... intercepts the call from Windows when it needs to draw an icon and replaces it with whatever Icon Packager is set to use. [/quote] changing icons in Windows is traditionally done by altering registry keys. usually via a third-party frontend like Icon Packager. http://www.virtualplastic.net/html/icn_reg.html (this is old, so newer Windows v
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="7" id="3531799"] Can I install "programs" other than apps? [/quote] yes. http://www.howtogeek.com/177619/how-to-install-applications-on-a-mac-everything-you-need-to-know/ you like widgets? - there are the native Dashboard widgets. <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dashboard
but don't be surprised if some other software stops working then. Adobe, IBM, Oracle, Symantec, etc. use it for license validation. https://discuss.howtogeek.com/t/do-i-need-flexnet-on-my-computer/18470/16 pretty intrusive DRM stuff it is.
Cortana and Barbie will have some interesting conversations while you are asleep.
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="33" id="3529171"] I don't know [/quote] yeah, i thought so. i'll try to explain: numbers before the first dot are major version numbers 2.6 is the (internal) Aviator version number 37.0.2062.99 is the Chromium version number, which was already outdated when they first used it for Aviator 2.5. you can also see that they did not update the Chromium base when going from 2.5 to 2.6 in Justin Schuh
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="26" id="3529121"] Also, it's updated and maintained, so fewer worries there. [/quote] regarding your statement, this post from WhiteHatSecurity might be interesting: https://blog.whitehatsec.com/aviator-going-open-source/ So we hope that people use the browser and make it their own. We won’t be making any additional changes to
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="26" id="3529121"] If you notice, he recommends those settings if you use Tor. I don't need that NSA magnet. [/quote] no, he does not. Tor is mentioned briefly one single time, the recommendations in that post have nothing to with it. [quote who="DrJBHL" reply="26" id="3529121"] not outdated as far as I can see. [/quote] look again. in Aviator enter <span style="font-family: 'courier new', co
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[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="23" id="3528878"] lmao, voo. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] Quoting ElanaAhova, reply 19 How does aviator (white hat) rank re security? Extremely secure, Elana. [e digicons]:)[/e] [/quote] wasn't that
[quote who="ALMonty" reply="1" id="3528774"] There is no difference between the two. I guess the $3.99 is for people that are on a budget and can't pay the $29.99 price. [/quote] there must be a better reason. if one can not afford those 29 dollars, spending any amount of money for desktop customization software is plain idiocy.
[quote who="2of3" reply="22" id="3526734"] [quote who="LightStar" reply="20" id="3526734"] nstalling and configuring "OldNewExplorer" like Andy mentioned, makes Windows 8/8.1 look and function almost exactly like Windows 7. If you put 7 and 8 side-by-side, I don't think anyone could tell the difference. [/quote] Dunno.....looks l
as i said, adf.ly is not even software. you probably had to deal with something like adf.ly bot, but it's really totally up to you what you want to believe. i am not going to argue.
adf.ly is a legit (though highly annoying) url-shortening service that generates money for site owners via advertising. it's not malware, it's not even software (depending on the definition of software of course) my guess is that what happened to your computer is an infection with some malware that makes income for the malware developer by generating clicks on adf.ly urls. the links you provide at the end of your post to sites like computervirusmanualremval, pccar
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[quote who="Snowman" reply="35" id="3523583"] All the key commands for the basic fucntions, like copy, move, search are exactly the same. [/quote] isn't exactly that (same keyboard shortcuts as Norton Commander) one of the main features of all Norton Commander clones?
[quote who="Island Dog" reply="10" id="3520462"] Those are the positions of the shadows for the window. [/quote] that would explain why it doesn't work for your customer. who would define a position as: Left = 50, Right = 50 ? i am not even using this app, but i am willing to bet those are scale margins, not positions.
[quote who="eagleyelgae" reply="69" id="3513144"] Screw Apple and any company or corporation like them. My daughter currently works for a subcontractor for Apple providing technical assistance for customers. She is paid so little that she lives in subsidized housing and gets subsidized health care. This is government subsidized corporate welfare for greedy whores, welfare that taxpayers shell out for so these bastards can increase profits and pay workers as little as po
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="66" id="3513028"] Quoting moshi, reply 60 40% marketshare seven years ago That is false. You said "smart phone market share". YOu redefined smartphone. So you were wrong. Period. [/quote] that's you redefining s
[quote who="Daiwa" reply="58" id="3512860"] What is your alternative to this thing you call ' GREED '? I mean that has actually worked. [/quote] we'll see when the "benevolent empire" (Robert Kagan) falls. depending on your age this will be in your lifetime. ;)
[quote who="starkers" reply="57" id="3512790"] that is so irrelevant when users find the WindowsPhone Store has the more frequently used and most important ones. [/quote] you Windows Phone fanbois (uncertain if the use of plural is correct here, as i am not sure there is more than one) sound exactly like desktop Linux evangelists. no, GIMP is not Photoshop and Bing is not Google. might be good enough for some, but they are not equivalents.
[quote who="starkers" reply="56" id="3512781"] Moshi, you can paint it however you like, Apple is losing market share daily and soon will encounter various difficulties as stock piles up and major investors [aka shareholders] get nervous and pull the plug. As for your sources being better? Pfffft! [/quote] stock piles up? in a market that is growing by literally billions of people in the next decade?
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="54" id="3512770"] Quoting moshi, reply 50 it has been a steady decline since then. Ah, the old switcheroo! I am aware of Windows Mobile, however that was minimally a "smart" phone. However, I will concede part of your point. As I was thinking Window
[quote who="starkers" reply="40" id="3512633"] And Moshi, don't believe all the positive press Apple is getting... [/quote] well my sources might be better than your's. remember that mysterious high-ranking Microsoft official from America that was doing first-level customer support in Australia (aka the little birdie) who was telling you that support for Windows 7 would end in November 2014? seriously, doom prophecies about the only pr
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="43" id="3512663"] Actually it is called planned obsolescence. And Apple is not unique in it. Apple just dragged the case out until all the plaintiffs had gotten rid of their old iPods. [/quote] both of them? as far as i understand those two never had those old iPods, but only newer ones. [quote who="Dr Guy" reply="43" id="3512663"] It was not a "win" for Apple, just a war of attrition. Nor was it an exo