Inside the zip file should be at least 1 file with a bnskin extension, as in 'something.bnskin' Extract that file to a folder, then right click on Beatnik and click on 'Open Skin' Browse to the folder where you unzipped the file, choose it, and you got it.
Kona, a blog is a small web page made up of short, regularly updated messages that are arranged in chronological order — like a “what’s new” page, or a journal. Short for weblog.
Do you, by any chance, have BackColor set to a dark color also? That would make it appear transparent when it really wasn't. Try setting it to white (against a dark background) for testing to see the transparency effect while adjusting the Alpha for normal. BTW I have version 1.0.64
We are all time travelers. I have just successfully traveled in time from yesterday to today in 24 hours!
That should be the Normal setting.
I feel the biggest thing holding Linux back on the desktop right now, in business, is the lack of specialized software. On your mainstream programs for word processing, internet, graphics, etc, Linux is very close to the usability of the comparable Windows programs. It's the specialized apps where Linux falls short. A lot of smaller to mid sized companies still use custom software tailored for their types of business. Service companies use service software, Doctors use medical software, you get
I've been a Star Trek fan since the original series. I'd like to see it if you make it, Kona.
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It's like that old joke. How do you tell when a Lawyer/Politician is lying?
Yes, change the 'Alpha' sections. I think there is Normal, Mouse, and Selected. Just play around with them a bit until you get the amount of transparency you want.
What a coincidence!
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That's just not right. I remember back when (I forget the year) they were having the Democratic National Convention in New York, if I'm not mistaken, to nominate the Presidential candidate and they 'swept' all the homeless people off the streets so they wouldn't be seen by the cameras. I understand trying to keep order but trying to hide what may be considered 'bad' to your image usually backfires when people hear about it. I mean, it's America, there is going to be dissension. When th
Anytime, Bones
Well, which is it? 44 or fuzzy?
#19 by Doomgaze - 9/5/2003 11:55:11 AM I think marriage is a commitment.so why do you need a ring and a peice of paper and a ceremony and whatnot to prove the commitment? You don't
He's talking about being able to specify a specific size for the elements of the start menu.(like the skinny places menus) Oh, I get it. Been thinking about doing something along that line. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=cent
#50 by Skinner I.R. Brainiac - 9/5/2003 12:08:38 PM I wonder how you contact SD about this? Sometimes they take a while. Anyway, I don't see them trying to fix an older version. It may be likely that 4.1 was a fix for something 'not quite right' in 4.0 <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/joke.gif" border=0 ALIGN="
#36 by Hippy - 9/5/2003 3:20:07 AM The latest version of WB now support fully dynamic Start Panel areas. You can have them whatever size you want, and the latest Skinstudio supports the attributes for specifying the sizes. Thanks, Hippy. That makes sense. That's why even with odd sized left and right sizes, it worked on my 4.1 <img src="h
#30 by Wizop Koasati - 9/4/2003 11:10:12 PM WB4.10.010 ............ XP Home/SP1 ............ 150 works for me. Thanks, Koasati!
Marriage doesn't necessarily mean 'a piece of paper' from the state. People were 'married' long before there was 'official status'. I think marriage is a commitment.
#43 by Skinner I.R. Brainiac - 9/5/2003 10:03:28 AM Wont work...still wont line up unless the "places "graphic is made to line up with either 28 or 30.The best you could do would be to have a subskin for the different versions Exactly, Michael. <
Good idea Bones. I wish we could get more people to test our theory, especially those with older versions of WB. I think we've pretty much seen that the 28 version (MoreProg height) works with 4.1 I'd like to see more people with older WB versions say the 30 version works fine.
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Nice desktop, WOM denny, I prefer quality. File sizes don't matter so much to me, cause I'm on broadband. But people with dialup may lean more to smaller file sizes. Downloading a 1 - 2 MB file at 56K or less can be pretty slow.
#3 by JourneyMan Valhalla - 9/5/2003 5:44:50 AM IrfanView is superb That's right. I should have thought about that one. I use it all the time for a viewer, but forgot about it's editing abilities.