Thanks Weaksid, JamMeister33, Jafo, and iPlural for the advice. That's certainly a relief. I will check out the link, JamMeister33. On another note, it cost me $35 at the Library of Congress to get a copyright on a song my son wrote. My signature is a whole lot less expensive than shelling out $35 every time I create a new painting or skin. Y'all are saving me a bundle. Thanks again!
Thanks, Goodmorphing. I got the Ad-Aware with the first link and installed it. Hotbars is gone now, along with a couple of other minor characters. Back to the drawing board. Thanks for the link to Stardock. Have a great day!
Woh! I stepped away from my desk for a minute, & came back to find 5 responses! Way cool! Thanks, people. No, I really don't think I have the coordination to do the funky chicken, though it does sound like fun. I think I could either do the head thing or the arms, but not both simultaneously. I am a real ignoramus! I didn't even know that Skin Studio is how you make your beautiful skins! Ok. Now I
Wow! I am super-confused! I would dearly love to design my own Windows skins with Object Desktop, as it looks like a great way to express my art in a useful way. Do I have to get a copyright for each skin that I design? And if the answer is "Not necessarily," what recourse would I have if I did not copyright my art and unscrupulous vultures ripped it off and uploaded it on another site without my consent or recognition of my creation? Is that a run-on sentence? Sorry. Anyway, I haven't gotten th
Hey, y'all! I've been lurking for a while just getting familiar with how everything works here, so I haven't been posting. But now I have a question. I am wondering if all of you who design skins for Windows are using Object Desktop or only some components of it, like WindowBlinds, etc.? Also, is it difficult to learn to create Windows skins, especially for a bumbling illiterate like myself? I am an artist and would love to jump in and use some of my ideas for designing Windows skins, but am af
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