Orion

Orion

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The Guest said: "Doesn't that change depending on the skin you use?" No, you are incorrect. This new large size is independent of the skin and the author has no control over it. It's a new, so-called feature that increased the size of explore and IE toolbars for no reason other they had some complaints. As someone else said, "Don't tell me it a feature when it takes up real estate for no useful purpose."

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Who wanted stardock to make explorer and IE toolbars BIGGER? Why? Please explain…I really would like to know what your train of thought was with this request. I find it very difficult to believe that the majority of users want to lose screen real estate for no useful purpose. There's a pretty good thread in stardock.windowblinds on this subject. I have yet to see any comments from anyone who wants this "feature". So far, all the comments I’ve seen desire, at the very least, the "fea

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"You newbies can disagree all you want, just remember this is a general rated site." WOM...Friendly posting tip: You might want to compare UserID numbers before you make another “newbie” comment. !

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This is a privately owned site...there is no such thing as "free speech" or freedom of expression here...and there SHOULDN'T be. The management has every right to run it however they wish, and they (you) do. I respect that, and will abide by the rules whenever I am here. We will simply have agree to disagree on this one. I still think you're being way over-sensitive. You're the boss and I'll let it drop at that. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/joke.gif" border=0 ALIGN="a

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"We are not allowed to disagree with the admins points of view, no matter what our own opinions are." I've never seen any examples of this, and I've been around here since the first day it was online. My only point was that I thought this particular issue was being WAY over-sensitive.

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I understand and respect the policy and the admins trying to keep it "clean". I just think you're really splitting hairs on this one.

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Man! We're starting to go WAY overboard with the feel-good, new-age, everyone-be-nice, no-flaming stuff. For goodness sake, it's a MESSAGE BOARD...not a way of life. Get over it...we always can't get along. What's next???!!!! I know! We won't be allowed to disagree...

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All my fellow System/Network Administrators and I call it Easy Coaster Creator. Even with the patches, it can turn your system into a coaster... I've seen it screw up on more machines that I can shake a stick at. Nero, Fireburner, WinCDR...ANYTHING but Easy Coaster Creator.

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bakerstreet stated: "ya gotta weed through those pesky services, MS and their silly toys..." Ignorance at its worst. This is a valuable and usefull tool. I use it everyday in my work. Just because some idiot finds a horrible use for a valid tool doesn't mean MS or anyone else is to blame. If you're surfing the internet unprotected with services like this exposed (like most un-informed people do), you deserve to get popups... Yeah, lets blame all the comanies for not taking

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I'm a OD registered user. I had WB 3.4b installed and running just fine. Today, I get this Timout "This is a time limited version of WindowBlinds" dialog on startup. I get about 20 of these dialogs popup on startup. Ok, so I downloaded the latest version from OD (3.41) and installed after an uninstall and reboot of 3.4b. I still get the error. Funny thing is, I still get the error/message when I select "Windows Classic" theme and completely uninstall WindowBlinds using Component Manager.<

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I don't know what the motivation behind this story is...but it is complete and utter BS. I have personally run both Win2000 and XP on P4's running at more than 3Ghz without a hitch. Out side of my own experience, I have two friends that also run P4's over 3Ghz without any problems. If you check around some of the overclocking sites, I think you'll find enough people that have broken the 3Ghz barrier without any problems.

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