Phar0e

Phar0e

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Here's something I've come across in the last few days. I probably work work the same for everyone but it works for me. With past versions of windowblinds, it seemed neccesary to add LiteStep to Windowblinds exclusion list. If it wasn't, odd things could happen with windows when switching back and forth between virtual desktops (shrinking windows mostly). With the newest version of windowblinds, a Litestep exclusion doesn't seem needed and probably isn't a good idea. What

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Looks like a classy exit though... One thing LOS seemed to always manage was to stay above the fray and conduct itself in a top notch manner. That's how it looked to me from the outside anyway. Best of luck Chaz.

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Or could Russ be presenting this case as a precurser to further the expansion of his biking time hehe, just kidding Russ, a little levity here won't kill us and might help (plus I'm an avid mtn biker as well and can never find enough time to ride...not to mention its getting darn cold here in Manitoba to ride). Actually Valhalla summed it up nicely <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smi

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If there's anyone who doesn't need to defend themselves publicly here, it would be Alexandrie. Her range of skinning is superb and skill is obvious. Her download numbers speak for themselves. Congrads on the record Alex.

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Of course you have to have a creative & "artistic" side for those type of comments to kick in I'm afraid I'm stuck using "nice job" or "good work"....but thats better than nothing, I suppose

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hehe, sorry for the briefness of my earlier reply, I was at work. I can tell you the method I use. I have used it for both WinNT and Win2K so I presume it should work for XP as well. This method works for ALL users (running Litestep) and involves only one reg key. It allows multiple instances of windows explorer and hasn't given me any errors due to paths etc. The reg key is: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE on local machine SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Ve

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Litestep on WinXP is the same as for WIn2k or WinNT. That means that Litestep requires a registry entry rather than the system.ini. The easiest way to load up Litestep is to download one of the newer Distros. LSDistro is a new one and will ask you what version of windows your running etc. Then it will install and comes with a few preconfigured themes. You can find links to it on ls2k.com and shellfront.org.

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*warning* wordy ramblings to follow I would say that Wincusto has probably seen the greatest amount of newly released themes over the last couple of months, with the one exception being customize.org. Customize was recieving a fair amount of previously released themes, people were catching up per say. I don't think the "Litestep Community" (if there is such a thing...hmm...there is, I guess

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