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eieio

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Hmm, I'll probably echo what some have said but ... With the planet that close, it needs to be off center, even slightly off the screen would be okay. The 4 corner pieces only instill a sense of being contrived. The little planet?/asteroid? doesn't blend into the planet because of being too detailed for it's immediate surroundings. The star at birth appears too close to the planet. It should appear to be very far away. Of course, this is all just my opinion. <img src="http://images

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To open the StyleXP skin, in SkinStudio go to 'File', 'Import web package' and then change the drop down box where it says 'Files of Type' to 'Skins'. Then browse to the msstyle file you want to open, select it, and click 'Open'. You'll probably get a dialog box saying 'Available Color Schemes'. Select the one you want and click OK. Eventually the skin will open. To save it as a WB skin, just click on 'File', Save As' and you'll have the wba that WindowBlinds can open. Hint, you'll want to s

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Sequoyah devised the written cherokee alphabet in 1809. Previous to this Native Americans only recorded their history in representative art, all of which were only cues for people who knew the stories. I am unaware of any form of writing that allowed the reader to read a story in detail without someone witness to the oral tradition being there to for interpretation. <

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You can import the StyleXP skin into SkinStudio, assuming you have the latest version of SkinStudio, and save it as a WB skin. Some items won't be skinned though, since StyleXP doesn't skin certain things like ShellStyles.

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IP, I think we are in agreement in thinking a 'place' for interacting, mentoring for works in progress would be a good thing. It would be more of a community. What's a community? A place where people get together to pursue common interests, socialize, and help each other. I don't particularly think the General Discussion area is the place to post 1-2 meg walls either. For a variety of reasons. One being loading issues for people on dialup. But an area set aside for that type of thing would b

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You know, the funny thing is, no one ever says anything about the fact that someone (and usually a group of someones) agreed to pay these CEO's, etc. these huge salaries, bonuses, etc. These guys that collect the money get jumped on like they stole the money and I'm not talking about the one's that did steal. For instance, if I agreed to pay some well known skinner a billion dollars to make me a skin and they made the skin and I paid them, would it be right for everyone here to jump a

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because it totally throws the process of moderation out the window and that is not going to happen I am betting....and it shouldn't I don't see why it would throw the process of moderation out the window. I can't see it affecting the decisions of the admins of what gets accepted. Possibly some works would get improved to the point of being accept

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Lecrayon has a good point. It's fine and well to have messageboard for chit chat and topical issues, etc., but it would also be helpful to a lot of people to have a place to post works in order to get feedback. Madice had proposed something along this line a while back. I would like to see more people involved in this sort of helping and sharing of ideas and thoughts. Koasati started a thread in the Skinning Board called The Un-Official WindowBlinds/SkinStudio Documentation Project

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#400 by paxx - 9/18/2003 8:32:11 AM Well, Karmagirl, the fact that native american indians religion doesn't require a book could also be explained by the fact that native americans didn't write before the advent of the white man on the continent. American Indian communication was entirely oral (well maybe smoke signals too). Actually, the Cher

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The computer you are trying to connect to must be running a Telnet server (able to accept connections). Be aware that Telnet is not secure. All commands, passwords, etc. are passed as clear text (unencrypted) and are subject to interception by someone else.

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naitsirch79, just to clarify. Yes a lot of people use filters, but, and here's where it gets a little complicated. Some filters and especially plugins are seen as overused. For instance, on those aqua Mac type buttons you see so often, there are tutorials all over the web to make them and they all use filters, but the buttons are built up with small effects like inner shadow, guassian blur, stroke, etc. as opposed to slapping an Eye Candy bevel on a circle. Lens Flare is one of those overus

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oh Good Grief!Could that have something to do with lower reading scores? social environment? educational record of district schools?someone has to be dumb because of the multiple disadvantages faced in their communities?sheeeeesh That's pretty much what MIT is saying. There are way too many factors involved to come out with a study that points on

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#334 by PowerUser joetheblow - 9/17/2003 7:13:59 PM why do people keep referring to the voters intelligence about the punch card? Unfortunately, this issue was brought up by a report, completed by Democratic staffers on the House Government Reform Committee and released last week that stated voters in minority districts had more errors in voting

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#20 by Shmoopy - 9/16/2003 7:30:45 PM Pictoratus...How's my precious, kind and talented man? I followed your art and your comments...you are indeed a gent with a true heart. Still doing what I do and loving every minute of it! Best part is my 4 yr old son. Now he's the sweetheart. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/lol.gif" bo

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