CerebroJD

CerebroJD

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Hold on there, cowpokes. Why not just toss a script in a string of lights: Sub Object_OnScriptEnter() Object.Rotation = 90 End Sub That should work for ya, instead of image editing.

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Bradley Wardell Henceforth, on IRC, thou shalt be known as Bradley, and non other. The primer looks great! I cant wait for LS2 to come out. Excellent and unbiased coverage of the material. A good read! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Smile

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You might want to consider building a 'electrical panel' for your lights. It would be just a little box that let you turn them 'on' or 'off' and would let you add or remove 'strings' of lights. By making it completely autonomous of right-click cloning, you'll get around the whole problem.

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If you could have the 'buttons' be the white bricks, you might be able to sneak around alot of the problems that darker skins have with black text on dark backgrounds...

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For future reference, you DONT need to delete your skins. When you are 'cleaning out' the WB folder, just delete all of the files, and NOT the skins folders. Then simply install, run, and voila! Your skins will still be there in WB. Sorry you had to lose them all...

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pcblues... It seems you've gotten your hands on a bit of spyware. I dont know how to fully get rid of it, but I messed around on my dads computer for 3 hours before I got it to stop 'being annoying'. I'd suggest you do a sweep with Microsoft's Anti-Spyware. It seems to pick up on it. Others... You *may* already have the newest beta installed. It was released to ODNT users several

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Seeing as how it would be potentially illegal for Styler to support the creation and/or the conversion of .wba files, I would highly suggest you get out of this limited market quickly, and use WindowBlinds itself. It skins faster and better than the uxtheme.dll, and is actually legal, not illegal, and doesnt violate your EULA. (StyleXP does) Just my thoughts...

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Also, in order to set one value, you must set them all using the SetFont attribute. Meaning your example, Romanda, will work fine, as long as you include all the attributes every time. Object.SetFont Tahoma, 50, True, False, False, False, 0

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Depending on the section, you might just be able to set the Alpha to 0... Otherwise, just try 'magic pink': 255,000,255

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