scented squiggle ...hmmmm ..well at least I know which thread that disappeared from, only to appear mysteriously in this thread. My grandma ...a notorious master farter [bless 'er] ...used to have these words of wisdom when peeling off a doozie...: "Best to fart, and smell a little ...than bust your ass, and be a cripple"<br
Symantec support? ....bwahahahahahah.... *clunk* When I had my problem, I spent hours on the phone with their so-called "tech support" ... Some moronic jackass with a thick accent, reading from a 'cheat-sheet' and playing "guess" ... NEVER again!
First: I'd wait till you've uninstalled NAV ...[and good luck with that] before installing another AV program. I'm using the free version of AVG, and find it to be pretty good for my needs, but I keep a handy array of anti-spyware apps nearby, also. Also using AVG's new anti-spyware [trial], which also seems to be pretty good. It downloads updates for itself regularly [at least daily, sometimes more]. The free version of AVG will do a daily scan, and will update itself
goodonya, Neo.
or cabinet file ..that'll probably be the puppy. I'd hazard a guess and say 'bad download'. Please don't tell me I have to re-download the program. sorry, but more than likely yo
Stardock Central [SDC] is a browser/downloader for Stardock & WinCustomize. Using it, you are able to download & install many of the programs available from Stardock, and trial them. If you wish to purchase any of the software after you try it, SDC will/should be the application you'll use to download the full versions. When you purchse something from Stardock, you'll be sent a serial # via email which you then enter via SDC to register your purchased application [such
Over here in Oz, most of the states just went into savings time. ...'cept up here in Queensland, where everything blissfully remains the same. Back in the day they originally introduced daylight savings time, the cow cockies [and others] up here vetoed it ...said it would mess with the cows body clocks, and affect milking cycles. After all the years it's been in place, the Queensland government has finally decided they'll 'take it under consideration' and may fall in l
Hmmmm ...tough question, Fuzzy. ...can I phone a friend, or do ya think I should go with audience participation?
...Erk turns off the lights ...these two were too dead to it, and forgot.
ditto, Bichur. I ran a virus/security scan just now [just in case] ...all's good But I can't figure out how to tell them I not recorded no authority.
Yeah, it looks to me like it's a rip/warez site. I ran it thru' AltaVista's "babelfish" to translate, and then followed some of the links which lead off-site. Before anyone who is reading this thinks "Oooh goodie ..a place I can get stuff for free!" ...forget it, the off-site links require that you need to be nominated by a friend to access the bbs site that's hosting the warez. [**Note to admins: I checked this before I replied to this thread ...wouldn't want to be gu
...Always thinkin' outside the square, is Jafo.
If you followed my link in my original response, you would have seen that each [or many] of the programs have a 'trial' version. Some of these are 'limited' versions, but you'll get the general idea of what they do, and by using them for a while you should be able to decide whether you want the full suite of Stardock apps. or is the free one a time limite
Bootskin Tutorial ...Ask, and ye shall receive. Enjoy! [btw ...there's a great little tool at the top of the forums page, ...it's called a "search box" ]
I used System Mechanic a while back ...wasn't terribly impressed with it's intuitivity [intuitiveness? intuitivability? ...whatever ] in that it didn't ask before making some of the changes that it does. However, if I remember correctly ...I think you can over-ride that particular setting. [Also hated that big, red toolbox thingie it uses as it's interface. <img src="http://images.stard
Wblind64.dll 2006/10/09 11:51:37 ..Nice catch, Gary ....missed that one myself, I did.
will it work for 1280x1024 themes??? Only if the theme is resolution independant, I believe.
WindowBlinds only skins the GUI of Windows, and will apply a wallpaper only if it's supplied as part of the download. Icons and cursors are a seperate download, and need the relevant programs installed on your computer for them to be able to be applied. In each library that you download skins from, at the top of the library page you'll find a link to the program needed. You could take a look HERE to get a better idea. <im
i was wandering if when i download this ....download what, exactly? ....WindowBlinds?
It was commissioned specifically for the Alienware computers, and was/is only available to those who buy that particular brand/model. It was part of the incentive to buy. If it [the skin/s] was/were released for download to the general public, those that purchased Alienware rigs would feel more than just a little annoyed, since they paid for something 'exclusive' to them.
Glad you got it sorted, snaphappy. Good you came back and posted what the cause was, as this info may help others in the future.
The skins you download [for WindowBlinds] are either in .wba format, or a .zip file. To add a .wba to the skin library on your comp, just double click it, and it auto-installs. If it's a .zip ...simply change the file extension to .wba ...then double-click it to auto-install..
...duly noted, kind sir ...and the ! shall be gone should I wish to upload in the future.
Happy birthday, I_D ...all the best to you, mate.
You really think people forget you that easily? I clearly remember the controversy you stirred up the last time you were here. It was stupid, unnecessary, and above all else, childish. Should you go away now, never to return ...you would actually be doing this community a great service. Make this your ONE good redemption. This current visit, you were given clear suggestion you should choose another nick, yet you chose ONCE AGAIN to ignore those requests ...the
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