hmm.... this is odd... I restarted Internet Explorer that was running and it claimed that it wasn't set as the default browser anymore. So I said yes to letting it be the default. Then all of the sudden the filetype icon for HTML files was correct. o_O not quite sure what happended there... STill would like a painless way of setting this.
I'm running Vista 5600. The icon for my HTML files where the IE logo, I wanted to change it the icon which displays the IE logo ontop of a document logo. I could not find any way of changing it in Vista as you where able to in previous versions, so I downloaded Iphile and tried to edit the filetype with that. Iphile tried to apply the change, but in Vista I now get the default empty document icon instead. Iphile insist I'm using the one I wanted to apply. So my question in short is: how
Wouldn't it work to enable the theme service?
That should answer the question that so many people at the forums asks: "why isn't WindowBlinds for Vista released yet". So why was it spelled wrong? Doesn't it get the info from the wb exe file itself?
Yea, I'm not having Realplaer anywhere close to my computer. It has only every caused problems and tried to forcefeed my computer with adware, spyware and other crap.
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eewh!
F: I'd use ObjectBar and create a replica of the windows taskbar since OB is capabla of using the current WB skins.
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BRilliant. It'd be great to see what skins will be whipped up for OB2.
Try running without any docklets.
Actually, it's released to public officially. The Vista team posted this recently: http://blogs.technet.com/windowsvista/archive/2006/09/22/458327.aspx
Will there be more releases to CPP users?
We'll make any hard coded sounds customizeable Brilliant! Hehe
To avoid packagin unnessesary files resave your skins under a new name.
I've only completed ONE WB skin. That was when WB3 came out. Since then I've simplay not gor around to complete every skinnable feature in a skin to complete it because I get new ideas and inspiration as I work and constantly have to go back and change nearly every element to make everything match. Some skins have gone through several complete redesign. Once I finish the curret job I'm doing now I hope to get a week or two off before I continue to the next one where I want to sit down and dedica
What I like most about Vista after using it a while now is the little things under the hood that's changed. The things you don't really see, but experience. I like the way the filesystem is now arranged and the way you navigate it. The more I use it the more I hate to boot back into XP. (Which I rarely do now) But mind you, I'd have at least 1GB of RAM for Vista. At least for the pre-release version. Most likely the final as well. That's what I got at
Charts are good. But perhaps tilt it somewhat more towards the reader so you can better see the size difference. And yes, I'm using Vista RC1. I'm using it as my main OS at the moment ad I find I can do most things. Only real issues I've had is that games are sometimes trubblesome to install. Particualry older ones. (Not that old even.) Waiting for SD Vista goodies. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Wink.gif" border=0 ALIGN="abs
Isn't part of that font series free?
Don't think IP is made availible for Vista yet.
Sounds good. Exceot, I think I'll wait until it's out of beta. This is one time I don't feel like trying a beta.
So, how is this micropaypent going to be made?
ObjectDock+ runs on my RC system. But as noted by oneone else on this forum, there is an oddity when it runs that make an small area to the top left corner of the screen unresponsive.
I got my Pro version listed as 3.2 on SDC.
Whatever the titlepage says, the documentation contains all the new features by the looks of it. I second a what's new or better yet, a history section so we can see what was added when. For this release I belive these are the new additions: In Object namespace: * Object.SetScript(name) * Object.Cursor In System namespace: * System.DownloadFile(remoteUrl, localPath, bAsync) * System.SendRequest(
Docs are updated now! https://www.stardock.com/products/desktopx/documentation/index.html
I'm quite happy with it. I like the smoothness of the experience. I only hope that we'll be able to tap into this and tweak it eventually. (/me looks at Stardock wiht hopeful eyes)