Good old VA. I should really go back and take a look sometime.
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Those with good eyesight might be able to spot the hidden image of a teddy in his screenshot. It really is quite clever.
I'm not going to pass judgement by screaming 'RIP!' on this one, but from what Dark Mist has said it sounds like he was unaware that the original image was copyrighted material. The danger with downloading and using any images from sites which claim to be royalty free collections is that you're never really sure where the image has come from in the first place. It's so much safer, but obviously more costly, to buy photographs like this from a reputable seller or as a part of a CD clipar
And yes, I know I typed 'and' instead of 'any', but you know what I meant.
'aliasing' = with hard edges 'anti-aliasing' = without hard edges therefore 'without any aliasing' = with smooth edges 'without any anti-aliasing' = with hard edges If you save an image using magic pink 'without any aliasing', you get a pink halo round the final image where the magic pink isn't pure. Bad Jafo, bad!
'without and aliasing' = 'without any anti -aliasing'
Well just change all of the paths to point to 'Glassy XP\' instead of 'skin3\'. Or am I missing a part of your question here?
The problem is with your 'xpstuff.xp' file. All the image paths are incorrectly set to point to a directory named 'skin3\' rather than 'Glassy Xp\'. If you fix this, the Start menu should work fine.
Just giving it a try now. I'll let you know.
Under 'Shadows' in the WindowFX Properties, click on the 'Modify...' button and make sure that 'Adjust shadows for shaped windows' is checked. This has a slight performance hit and doesn't work completely with certain skins, but looks a lot nicer.
Creating a skin with variable levels of transparency in the titlebar isn't currently possible with WindowBlinds. A pixel is either 'on' or 'off', and there's no in between. Transparency can be faked with poor to medium success by using dithering, but this always looks bad at anything below the highest of screen resolutions. You therefore won't find any decent skins with, for example, see-through glass titlebars or similar. The only option is to use a tool like the one mentioned above to
Still none the wiser. Erm... The Only Way Is Up - Yaz And The Plastic Population
Ever feel like you walked into a thread half way through and everyone was talking a completely different language to you? I'm so so lost...
I'm hoping you're all wrong, as after being somewhat disappointed by the first full trailer, my hopes were significantly boosted by the most recent one. I think there are three very seperate groups of people who go to see these movies. There are the comic geeks (which I admit to being to some extent) who are outraged by any change to a story that has sometimes developed over the space of thousands of issues of a comic book, and yet needs to be modified and condensed to fit into
I don't have a clue Jaaacooob. The only way I could hope to find out is to search the web for such a program, which you'd be more than capable of doing yourself. Nobody here seems to know of such a thing existing, so it looks like a search is your only option.
Now see what you made me do. I ran out of words.
Either I'm very tired or just downright dumb, but I honestly didn't understand the majority of what you were arguing about Lady Akasha. You took a few of my comments out of context and then argued about them on a tangent. As I've said time and time again, I don't believe that the users do necessarily owe anything to us skinners, as the majority of the work we do is for ourselves. My point
His final response: Kevin, The skins have been deleted from my site and, of course, I won't use yours on my application. Please accept my apologies. And, not, I am not using a Visual Basic package, the program has been made in Delphi. If you should reconsider your position, please let me know it. I am very sorry if I have annoy
I have to say, this air of unquestioning tolerance that's started to creep into situations like this is somewhat concerning. What's the point in fighting to protect copyrights for all when there are those amongst us who don't seem to give a damn in the first place? Perhaps you can only have a realistic perspective once your own work has been stolen, or perhaps people just don't care anymore. A sorry state of affairs either way.
As I said already Styl skinner, whether it's 8 people or 800, it's still copyright infringment and illegal redistribution. The web page from which you can download the skins isn't even protected in any way, through the use of password protection or any other security, so regardless of how many people officially have access to the page there's nothing to stop anyone else from downloading the files. It's therefore considered public redistribution.
It's all very well believing him, as I do too to some extent, but the fact remains that he's ignored the removal request so far. That makes me a little less likely to sway into sympathy for him. If he's telling the truth, then I would expect those files to be removed already. I'm giving him a day or so more to comply with my wishes before I take it any further.
I think he wants some kind of 'spoof' login screen which resembles the look of XP's, even if it doesn't do quite the same as the one on XP.
He never helps me when I e-mail him... *mumble mumble*
§tatic >> If he had simply created the 'ports' for his own private use when developing the application, then I would tend to agree. However, the fact that he has them available to download from a publically accessible web page makes things somewhat more complicated.