cplair

cplair

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[img]http://i.smiles2k.net/big_smiles/super_smilies041.gif[/img] [quote]Guys, there's no need to jump on the 'mildly mis-informed'.[/quote] A small kindle is all it takes to make a wild fire Jafo! Problem with that is, no one standing in this community is going to allow anyone to walk in here just to bad-mouth the software that brings us all here in the first place. That's just not going to happen. So as badly as this person got torched, he will realize that misinfor

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[quote]From the deep realms of burnt and ruined software, right from the dark and fearsome treasure chest of shareware, originating from the text editors and programming applications of coding pigeons and taking birth in a small pram in Stardock's long line of desktop customization software... Comes ObjectDock I am in no way affliated with Stardock.[/quote] :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: [quote]That sucks. Objectdock is a terrible piece of software compared to Rocketdo

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[quote]cplair, pretty wild, but not very color blind friendly[/quote] X-( I’m a big fat hypocrite! X-( I am a terrible person, but I'm workin' on it OneLumpSum! I Promise... :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

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[quote]Seems to now have support for whichever iconpack you are using at the time. All my folders are now using the icon provided in the applied iconpack, where they were a standardish windows folder before. Sweet.[/quote] Guess I already had the update then! Mine always worked this way! Thanks again for lookin' out Monkeyman! :CONGRAT:

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[quote]cplair, I'm hurt, buddy! You didn't even consider me! Check these out.[/quote] You're right as rain brother no doubt and I am apologizing to you with all my heart. But see, I thought all along that the reflective properties was built in the dock, not the icons, so I've learned something today. You coulda PM'd the egg in my face though, instead of spanking me in front of the entire community! Thanx for the link bro, I love 'em! Cp :LOL: :LOL: :LO

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;p I used a magnifying glass, is that part of the Parisienne IP / OD set from BoXXi? If it is, here you go: [link="https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.aspx?skinid=1684&libid=2"]WWW Link[/link]

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zamah, if you're looking for basic Windows XP Themes that's actually built by Microsoft, may I suggest Microsoft Plus. It comes with four fully loaded one click no hassle themes, Aquarium, Space, DaVinci and Nature. And it's not hacking nor a bunch of programs you need to install. You'll get really nice, crisp and richly colored integrated wallpaper, taskbar and start menu color and matching media player. I think it costs about $15 bucks US. ;)

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Question: What's on your dock? Answer: Everything in my system I want at my finger tips. [img]https://publish.comcast.net/rpath/oHCJtyTpyUm3TEo0zMgehCtWP3O1VckJjkwK0kNG_OaK2O-n5udZ9mtHMMOFoOwPQu3P0_hsmXq-iNB1-OJ1u3NNoCagDMLWn-carv1mC3M/[/img]

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:SURPRISED: UPDATE :SURPRISED: It's most unfortunate but installing the latest version of WindowBlinds did not correct the explorer background issue I'm experiencing with the Think Green theme. Also the Think Green weather widget is still not functioning for me as well. I did uninstall, reboot, then reinstalled DesktopX out of desperation, but no go with the TG weather. I am open to all suggestions. Thanks for the help... WindowBlinds version : Win

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bagbiter, you'll save yourself a ton of frustration if you present this issue to [email protected] and open a problem ticket for this. From what it sounds like, you need a bit more help than just a simple fix. I've had problems over the years and I've got to say that Stardock Support is by far one of the best Teams around. So they will get back to you in a timely fashion. I truly hope you have good luck with resolving this. Cp :CONGRAT:

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[quote]I don't know about this, kids nowadays are 'growing up' with computers. So they are much more savvy when it comes to all this tech than your average 40 year old. So advanced stuff will probably come easier to the next generation.[/quote] Kids are application savvy Frost, but once the OS blows up, most users don't have the fundamental knowledge and navigational skills to fix it. Nor are they taught basic PC maintenance. I know this well, because I've been repairing the

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[quote]I've just always thought of OD (and despite the backend, this is essentially OD +++++) and the likes as reserved for more advanced users and such to experience once they have grown used to the natural flow of the OS.[/quote] I see Phoon's point with this. It's like leaving a small child with a loaded gun. Chances are if he finds it, he'll shoot it. How can you play a concert if you don't know your scales? There is a fundamental path to learning a PC. Will generations forget

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[img]http://i.smiles2k.net/big_smiles/super_smilies105.gif[/img] Buy Vista, Vista is good, XP is bad, you want Vista, go on and buy a new computer, your computer needs Vista! No Wait! :p [img]http://i.smiles2k.net/big_smiles/super_smilies105.gif[/img] Vista is bad, you need XP, XP is good, your computer needs XP, convert your brand new Vista system back to XP... :LOL:

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