Hus

Hus

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It's on my to-do list in life...I tried quitting once...I lasted 2 weeks. Kona, it's mind over matter...don't be a wuss like me and cave in. Go for it...wish you the best of luck!

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That happens to me in IE6, but not often...it's definately something to do with cookies and how the browsers handle them. Beyond that, I don't know....perhaps its something caused by WinCustomize's changes to their cookie system. I always get logged out, and have to re-login and I get that message. Try https://www.wincustomize.com/killcookies.asp - the link will delete all cookies associated with WinCustomize, then try it again.

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Which reminds me...I just wanted to add to my post, that it could work both ways. Skinners can submit skinned objects...which coders then download and put them to use. Perfect example would be https://www.wincustomize.com/msgboard.asp?BID=WCH&id=277163

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The one object I've always wanted to have...a small bar the stretches across the top of the screen that acts as VERY configurable program launcher. Have buttons that trigger animated drop-down trays, with the links to all the shortcuts. Another feature is along the same lines, a customized menu from right-clicking the desktop, they way Litestep and Nextstart work. I've been using DX quite regularly since the beta's of DX2, the one setback I've noticed is the lack of "coolness" about t

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Damn...that''s what I shoulda done! I never kicked the dang thing...maybe all I needed to do was throw it a good beating... See Ande, you don''t need to listen to Gary...if it don''t work kick it!! Now where did I put that baseball bat... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/jokegrim

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If you set DX to hide desktop icons, when you right-click on the desktop, it's a generic menu very similar to litesteps, but I don't think you can skin it or customize it. It's just built into DX, would be cool if ya could though...

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Sure, it''s actually very simple, just navigate to the following folders, and organize them any way you like. All you do is create a new folder (Art, Music, Games, etc.), then put any programs in the folders. I''m using WinXP, here are the paths on my system. C:\Documents and Settings\ $$$UserName$$$ \Start Menu\Programs C:\Documents and Settings\ All Users \Start Menu\Programs Between the both of those, you will find all the programs... <img src="http:

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Yeah, I do this to every computer I own, after a while, they just get so bogged down, things start to break. It happened to my last computer, it happened to my work computer...so I'm pretty used to it. One of the dev guys that used to work for us, had the same problem...so atleast I know it's not just me. I personally think it's the computer industry secretly coding the drives to break after a while so you buy a new bigger and better one. IT'S A CONSPIRACY DAMN IT!! <img src="http://images.

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I have 3 partitions, C:\ is win2k (now dead thanks to China ), D:\ is XP Pro, and Z:\ is Linux. Gary, I'm not gonna try and salvage this drive if I'm gonna do a fresh install. I'd rather just buy a new one, they're cheap anyways...$65 for a WD 80GB, more than I got now. I was planning on doing this from the st

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Nope, a new install is my hope for fixing this whole thing. I just wanna know a couple things though, if it''s not a bad HD, could be another piece of hardware? Else, a new HD and fresh install is the easiest cure? If it can''t be another hardware problem, I''m just gonna buy a new drive... Oh, and to break XP is not an easy thing ya know..., first you have to stupidly have a dual boot setup, and use XP on the D:\ drive to confuse any applications that you might install, it h

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