Mmmm Yawn, just woke up & had a liesurely breakfast of soft boiled eggs and filter coffee It's a warm, partly cloudy day with the promise of rain later (yaaay - it's been SO dry lately and we need water in our tank) Just thought I'd share <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.co
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Hassle the Stardock admins Jump up & down & make 'em give it to you
That clock came with an early version of stardock's VWM (virtual window manager). For some reason it's not included in the latest version I use it all the time. If you have a backup of your previous C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32 directory you may have a chance of getting it back if you can find the 'bandclock.dll' and 'bandclockext.dll' files and restore them into you current installation.
"Leela" (insert spell check icon) Mmmmmm.... Leeeeela... (gargle) She was Great .. Instead of "Look out Doctor", with her it was "Shall I kill him Doctor?" I forget... was she a member of the 'Tesh' or the 'severteem'? (that'll test ya <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/lol.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle"
Totally agree! It seems that way for a lot of early sci-fi (Lost in Space comes to mind also). The whole universe full of humnanoids? I don't think so
#10 by Moderator BoXXi - 10/1/2003 9:50:13 PM I stopped watching Dr. Who when I realised that, to get away from the Daleks, all you had to do was climb a few stairs. In this week's episode, (the first ever with Daleks) they deduced that the Dlaeks were being powered by static electricity through the floor (this was in a city on the Dalek's home
We've got the complete series from episode 1 replaying on our free-to-air national TV station. The hard part is getting home by 6:00PM (it's original timeslot) to watch! William Hartnell is the first Dr Who <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" AL
'We got our eyes on the firmament Hands on the armaments Heads full of arguments And words for our monuments' from 'Progess' by Midnight Oil.
Nope...Can't change 'em with Resource Hacker either Didn't say it'd be easy with a resource hacker You probably need a binary editor too - now that's hacking. <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/index.asp?Cmd=full
You'd have to use a resource hacker to change that actual icon within the control panel .CPL applet. Or make a folder full of shortcuts to the control panel items and change the icon in the shortcut. Both ways are very messy <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="a
what was the link ? where do you find it? Sorry! I though *I* was the only one who was in the dark & didn't know where to get it! I found another site that has it archived (bonus- it's in English <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/big
search microsoft..you'll find it there somewhere... It found it alright but only on the microsoft page where it says "no longer available..." if not there then google it. Nearly all of h
RegCleaner at http://www.fixregistry.com I've been using it for some months now on two machines (Win2K and XP Pro) and can definitely recommend it. As you get to know the registry, it's nothing magic! Besides, this one will backup (or create restore point) before it does anything, you can select *which* items to fix, it shows you exactly which ones it's found ant the recommended actions for your approval first, etc. And only US$19.95 - no I'm not a shill (sp?) just a s
I use bootvis all the time to speed up xp boot times. you can get it here: Link It says it's "no longer available on this site" <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/
I'll time it tomorrow but my guesstimate for now is ~10 sec (power-on to login screen) ~15 sec (click on login icon to when TLP finishes loading) Win XP Pro ASUS P4C800 mobo w/- P4 2.8GHz 1 GB RAM ATI Radeon 9800 128 Pro 80MB HDD (brand? not sure) I'm pretty happy with that
I'm a pathetic, hopeless case! I want to be loved and cherished and cared for... Schmoop.. I can't presume to be as familiar with you as many others on this list, but if that's really a pic of you in your 'current desktop' then I predict all you need to do is go outside to where some sentient members of your preferred persuasion gather together.
My first computer... http://www.cate.com.au/download/m6800/index.html#Dream6800 Check these specs: 1k ROM - including and interpreted programming 'language' (CHIPOS) 1k of static RAM (with 256 bytes reserved for video display and 256 bytes for 'OS') so 512 *bytes* of program memory 64 x 32 dots B/W display (on a TV) Hex Keypad 300 bd Cassette data storage Built it when I was about 15/16 yo - it's still in the shed somewhere... <img src="ht
http://aca.mq.edu.au/PaulDavies/Multiverse_StanfordUniv_March2003.pdf Many other interesting links by this scientist. It is possible to get highly intricate order out of chaos under the right conditions - is life the spreme strange attractor?
http://www.gigantor.org I lived for him as a kid
That image is *not visible* to anyone else (only you!) in this discussion list. To show to other people: 1. Click on the link: "Edit Account" at the top of this page (just below the 'winCustomise' title) 2. On the page that now appears: click on the link "Upload/Edit your desktop image" 3. Follow any further instructions you may find Good luck!
For me it updates only if you subscribe to *all* groups ! I tried subscribing to them all then unsubscribing the unwanted ones, but then it stops updating. FWIW
I can only report the same behaviour - prior to the last update it worked fine. Currently at: 1.10a.196 build 22
It sort of is.. you can use alternative bitmaps & colours for the buttons and desktop backgrounds etc (though not individual desktops AFAIK). It doesn't respond to things like Windowblinds themes tho' if that's what you mean. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmi
http://www.adbmag.com/html/pages/culture/sand/content.html Rotary vs V8 (although built into motorbikes!) Guess who won??
The best forums (fora?) for support are Stardock's news groups: news.stardock.com There's ~25 groups there with virtually every Stardock product indiviually represetned by its own discussion group. Many of Stardock's developers are in there from time to time not to mention some highly experienced, long time Stardock product users who are very helpful. HTH, <