[quote who="Uvah" reply="25" id="3729407"] Update: I got the watch [/quote] I'm kind of wondering about the Rainmeter 56% cpu usage in the shot ... was that freaky timing?
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Meh, sounds to me like just another case of the wrong person in a job. Nothing new there, unfortunately.
[quote who="JcRabbit" reply="10" id="3729313"] enforcing major updates twice a year [/quote] That's the part that I just don't get. I have no idea what rational could be behind that, even if they all came out flawlessly. It seems rather pointless really, kind of like constantly re-arranging the office furniture.
Thanks for the headsup wolfsilverlone. (I had a little knee-jerk reaction there, not the right thread for it, pardon.)
A large population providing content relatively freely. Odds are the majority of it isn't going to appeal to any particular individual. The trick with graphics is it's more "In Your Face" than say music. (Pretty safe bet that if a person goes to a major music site and just starts randomly listening to samples it will quickly become tedious.) When the "mental filtering" outweighs the rewards, well you just try something else.
Saw this photo on the news and had to look it up and pass it along. It's just too darned cute, gotta make you smile: https://www.wivb.com/news/lost-baby-koala-cuddles-with-golden-retriever-to-stay-warm/1482840248
[quote who="pieterallaer" reply="8" id="3728316"] new subscription in order to download [/quote] If you have kept your installers (the .exe's) that you downloaded while active you can still install them and use the activation key. The "one year subscription" refers to how long you can access the files to download, how long you can download updates, and how long you have access to betas.
[quote who="JcRabbit" reply="102" id="3727389"] Actually, and for curiosity's sake, it isn't that difficult. You just extract the dominant color of the image, and that will work most of the time. [/quote] Knowing things like that is probably how you do what you do so well. [e digicons]:)[/e] Love the new vertical shelves by the way. First thing I did was load one of those puppies up. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
[e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] There's a pretty long list of people who've been faked out by the "Window color vs Explorer color" syndrome.[e digicons];)[/e]
[quote who="Uvah" reply="92" id="3727330"] Did you make those changes in Skinstudio? I ask since I don't use it its not installed/ [/quote] No changes there, that's how it comes. I'm hoping to show Jorge what's going on. White window syscolor and different Explorer background colors. I'd say Winstep is working as intended, using the window syscolor instead of trying to chase the Explorer images or colors (but that's up to him).
Here you go Jorge: Win7/8: Win10: Just to add
[quote who="JcRabbit" reply="89" id="3727305"] Well, the white in those Winstep dialogs should be brown like in the File Explorer window [/quote] Forge has the Window syscolor set @ white (255/255/255) and is using different color definitions for the Explorer windows. If Ross opens a text file in notepad its background will be white. This is pretty common (these days?). Up to you which you want to match, but they will often be different. Now that I
Happy Birthday! Keep on keepin' on! [e digicons]:pizza:[/e]
Ah, good. I thought "No, he's not going through all that when we could just copy/paste a line or two here."
Are you still using Foobar? You can configure its library to pull/sort by title, if that's all you're wanting to do. At least I think I had to build it, it was a while ago.
[e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] That's a really handy little trick to know. You can also use the /s and /b switches (dir /s /b >Filename.txt) to get the lists of files within subdirectories - which you certainly do not want to do here. That's great for music listings for example, if you have an annoying tendency to remember song titles but forget who did them. It's a different output layout but you can still sort through it pretty easily.
Output of Reply 6. A little sorting and deleting and you're good to go.:
You could use the Command Prompt to print the WB skins directory to a text file if you like. Use the fixed column option in Excel when importing. You'd have to clean it up (delete some unwanted listings) but shouldn't be too difficult. Creates a text file named "WBList.txt" in the WindowBlinds directory: c: cd c:\users\public\documents\stardock\windowblinds dir >WBList.txt
[quote]a loud buzzing [/quote] Can you at all tell where that is coming from? Or do you mean buzzing through the speakers?
[quote who="JuniorCrooks" reply="13" id="3726236"] but because I am stubborn and if something bugs me I will spend hours trying to figure something out. [/quote] I prefer the phrase "selectively persistent" [e digicons];)[/e]
[quote]windows 10 task bar hover menu pop up. [/quote] Not quite sure exactly what you mean, but if I've marked the right taskbar piece in this picture, you change it in SkinStudio in the section I've marked up. Let me know if that gets you there.
The message from your link - “You already have Microsoft Edge – the safer, faster browser for Windows 10” - strikes me as merely (unwanted in my case) marketing. Wouldn't really call it a warning. It'll probably get them some extra Edge users - some people will believe whatever you throw in front of them. I can't really see them arbitrarily uninstalling currently patched Chrome or Firefox, seems like that would be crossing "The Line." Never hur
[quote who="JcRabbit" reply="29" id="3725656"] So, my question is: given all of the above, do you feel that Winstep applications are expensive?[/quote] I'm pretty frugal (some would call it something else [e digicons];)[/e] ). What can I say, some things are worth paying for.
[e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] Good job, glad you got it running, I do applaud your persistence and patience. "I hate it when that [type of thing] happens."
[e digicons];)[/e] They do tend to turn into a lot of gigs, it's good to understand how they work.