hrmph...I've never had any of those problems..except for issues with the weather docklet up until the release of the XML docklet. I wonder if your comp has caught a cold...or maybe you could use a defrag?
Do you suppose that 'the one in every message board' could possibly be the same guy? .....maybe it's actually Al Gore...
They made it, do a search in the ObjectDock library.
That 21 meg did not get uploaded. WC choked every time I tried it. I uploaded each set seperately instead.
Umm, I wouldn't be so sure about WC not supporting download managers...I download from here using Getright all the time.
Umm, I wouldn't be so sure about WC not supporting download managers...I download from here using Getright all the time.
The reason the combined zip is so large is because there were seven calendar sets in it. Each set has 44 PNG's in it, in addition to the ini file.
aufisch...3Mb? That's nuthin'...you haven't lived until you've downloaded SP3 (a bit more than 1Gb) for Win2K on dial-up.
Just out of curiosity, Brainiac, what does a set-up like that cost you?
I know...it's not much for me either. I'm on a 1MB cable provider. I wonder how the simple folk on dial-up are doing?
Sounds good, Kona. I'm planning to keep my AMD 2000+ for another year or three. It'll do until next version of Winblowz comes out. Then I think I'll build a dual-AMD box.
np, I figured it was something like that. If they were combined, the zip file would be a little more than 21 megs...a tad large, I think.
The calendar docklet by AndreasV. I made them in the same style as the clocks I recently submitted. [Message Edited]
And it was me that made the first one. I've made 7 new calendar sets, and tried to upload them as a single batch. That produced an error during uploading, so I figured that was because the file size was too large. So I uploaded them individually. This was successful, and they showed up under 'my skins' as 'waiting for approval'. Unfortunately, I had made a mistake with one of them and uploaded a jpg instead of a zip. I updated that particular set before it was reviewed. Just a few minutes
@ The Morphium So, the point is that I'm somewhat surprised Winblowz didn't have a conniption about it. And it is VERY useful...it's handy to be able to click a mouse button without having to worry about accidentally jiggling the cursor...but drawing curves with a thumb trackball is a royal pain in the hinder portions.
On a whim, I plugged both my trackball and my conventional mouse in at the same time, just on the off chance that it would work. Sometimes I need the precision of a trackball, but a conventional mouse is easier to use to draw curves. I'd heard that some sort of switch is necessary, but apparently not in my case. Seems to work fine with no conflicts.
ObjectDock saves it's settings when it closes. Either by manually shutting down ObjectDock, or by shutting down the computer normally. A dumb question, I know, but did you reset through windows or by whapping the reset button on your box?
My computer is roughly the equivalent of yours, and I notice no slow-down at all. A crazy idea, but are all of your drivers up-to-date? (Paying particular attention to DirectX)
What I always love is when you buy a piece of software that refuses to work properly (and won't uninstall either), and tech support insists that it's not *their* software that's causing the problem... >
Ther' ain't no such thing as a 3D icon anyhoo. Leastways not without usin' DirectX to draw 'em.
Harry Potter books aren't evil... I AM
Mine is. What version do you have? I've got 2.0.
Sure would like to be able to update my account...
Well, DUHHHHH. I can't believe I forgot that. Thanks, Koasati.
I had to do a reformat/reinstall, and darned if I can remember how to hide the desktop icons. Please help...
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