OMG, did these bypass moderation too? What bypassed moderation? It's blank now... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" A
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They are probably the same file, but they needed to make sure that it wouldn't do anything like invalidate your Windows root filesystem or anything before the released it to the public for testing(beta usually means that it is good for something at least).
The reason Icon Packager messed up your system is because you deleted all the icons that you changed things too. You were using a theme in your program files\whatever\icon packager\themes directory, and that was deleted along with Icon Packager. Now the defaults that Icon Packager saved are the ones from your previous installation. You really shouldn't delete Icon Packager, because it has system integration into the properties page too. <A HREF="https://www.wincusto
Probably not, but you can make a light grey border around the page and turn it off before you print ...
Try to install it like StyleXP tells you and then try opening it the same way that you would open the luna theme from Microsoft.
You need to download MPC, but I don't know where to get it from anymore. It used to be in the ODNT software.
I don't need anything more than The GIMP(I do use it, I do better things than my Winamp icons). Version 1.3(beta) is really good, but unfortunatly it doesn't work well if you get the prebuilt binaries installer for Windows. If you do get The GIMP, please use indexed images in a compressed format when you put things onto the web. It will save dial-up users alot of time. <img src="http://images.stardoc
It doesn't look like you can do that. I think the most customization that you have is the color.
It has been resolved. I had to actually restart the computer all the way. I've never had to do that before to update programs that were in use. Why doesn't that work in Windows? I have installed new versions of my IM client in Linux and just had to close it and open it again to change everything to the new version. Still, the build number and version number hasn't changed. Oh well... Shouldn't have expected Microsoft software(Windows) to make sense. Ecspecialy Windows. I think that
Not for me unfortunatly. I just reloaded WindowBlinds and still get beeping sounds.
You need to download desktopx first. goto desktopx.net I think...
Update: this also affects internet explorer
When I start a new exploder window(just explorer, not anything else) I get a system tone. At first I thought my computer was overheating or I had a kernel panic(I was using a Linux like theme), but then I noticed that it was everytime a launched a new explorer window. It isn't theme specific, and it gets really anoying because I like opening things in their own windows because explorer doesn't let you say "New Window" or "Open in new window..." or "Open in new tab..." or "CTL-N" to open a new
try running winamp and objectmedia first
If you are playing DVD's while running other programs(expecialy explorer and internet explorer) and have less than a 1GHZ machine and less than 128MB of ram you will definatly have problems. Also make sure the SRS WOW effects are turned off and the color correction is disabled.
It's a beta, that feature might not be working.
I have vc++ and a new computer now. This thread could still be of intrest to some other people.
You probably want to get the GIMP from: http://www2.arnes.si/~sopjsimo/gimp/. You need to download and install gtk before you can install the gimp. If you downloaded a file directly from gimp.org, you probably got the linux source code.
Try running a shortcut to the program instead of a direct link.
sorry "I need HELP making docklets!"
I think that MCP uses a png background. Can you view PNG files?
That could be a new feature for Cursorxp. I haven't heard of anything that will do that. You could just use an inverted cursor. Get a cursor editor and edit the windows cursors to be solid inverted.
Your graphics card probably doesn't support those effects or your computer is too slow. I can only use a few of the effects because my computer is ancient. Windows FX does not show up in the control panel. It works in the system tray. If it isn't there, run the program again(you can turn off the icon and sometimes on my computer it is invisible). <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif"
Try downloading from the link on Wincustomize. Stardock Central still has the old version.
I have the SDK, I don't know how to do this without a C compiler. I have compiled lots of stuff in C before using Linux, but never in Windows.