and still reading through
joserey
quite disorienting at first but hey, change is always great and here's to more quality skinning for 2007
neat! it's that "that's what i'm talking about!" thing, heheh. will try it out and get in touch. thanks for this.
here's a rejoinder to that burning laptop story. ABC News: Could Burning Laptop Batteries Bring Down an Airplane? http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Consumer/story?id=2314891 but i still think batteries don't just get shortcircuited or something, they have to be plugged first to a main power source before anything of that sort happens. anyhow, it'll still be a while before i'd use my notebook in a plane
at least it was not on the poor guy's lap
after you've installed logonstudio, check out its directory and you'll find a "tutorial" folder. look into it. that should give you a start http://images.stardock.com/editor/images/Wink.png
interesting yet. but the way i see it, secondary monitors come alive after windows logs on first via the primary monitor, even with ultramon installed.
'saw this one. 'haven't tried it though, perfectly happy with logonstudio, but might interest you. bfarber.com -> Converting a *.logonXP file to a *.exe file http://bfarber.com/index.php?s=2b701bc027335857a75b97e59e748e50&showtopic=6901
funny. i get that same 'clear widget cache' routine every once in awhile with silica picture frame. not that i mind though, at least not yet. makes me update the loaded picture anyway. but would appreciate a fix
funny, i can't upload a couple of my bootskins too. kept on receiving the following: An Error Occurred There was a problem opening this page. Please refresh the page and try again. Whatever you were trying to do, it didn't work out the way you expected. You could always return to the Home Page. i tried uploading as .zip, but still same problem <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Crying.gif" border=0 ALIG
i'm smiling not really coz of the result, well, hehe...googlebombing? oh well, i wouldn't have found out about this except from this forum. like, hey, there's not many surfers who would just search for "failure" or, much less "miserable failure" anyway <img src="http://imag