CursorXP z-order problems are inconsistent, so it could still be a CursorXP problem.
Tarkus
Heh. I missed the IconX reference too.
I believe that's done with IconX.
What the old and new IE can and cannot do is the point here, not what silly amounts of plugins or other browsers can do to fix it. IE itself hasn't had tabs, gestures, pop up blocking or any of the other "what is now standard" features others have for any amount of time, and definetly not from a completely independent browser cal
Try the roller coaster at New York New York. Or if he has the guts, the one on top of the Stratosphere. The Sahara has a good roller coaster, too. <img sr
Are you using CursorXP? If so, that's your problem, not Vista Explorer. Turn it off and you'll get your mouse pointer back. If not, never mind.
I think the only people very excited about this are web developers, because IE already works virtually everywhere for the rest of us. And that's all most of us care about. Don't get me wrong, it's a good thing, but just not overly exciting. Also, IE has had tabs, extensions (called plugins), mouse gestures, etc., for years. It's in a package called Maxthon. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Wink.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddl
Check out the view from the top of the Stratosphere, and you might also like the Fremont Street Experience, downtown.
As I said earlier, Daemon Tools will allow you to mount an ISO image as a virtual drive, and it's free. No need to spend $69 on Nero.
Be glad that Linux has the decency to lay low. If every release got this kind of rep... The size of the user base may have a little bit to do with that "decency." <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" border=0 alt="Posted via WinCustomi
Lots of ODNT subscribers want betas.
The same way all the other legal downloaders got it.
I assume they'll speed up installation, but my problem with installing Windows wasn't so much the time involved, but the fact that you had to babysit it, because it would stop halfway through and ask for your input. Apparently, they've done away with that, so all input is either at the very beginning or the very end of the install. <a href="../re
How do you know he doesn't have a legal copy? Call it a hunch.... How nice of you to assume someone's guilty, based on a hunch. <a href
You could always wait to purchase a legal copy.... How do you know he doesn't have a legal copy?
Google for Daemon Tools, and use it to install your ISO file as a virtual drive. I would think you'd be able to install it from that, but since the installer reboots during the install (by design), I'm not so sure.
No, I'm only sick of people complaining about being sick of Vista.
People who illegally share music files online are also big spenders on legal music downloads, research suggests. Digital music research firm The Leading Question found that they spent four and a half times more on paid-for music downloads than average fans. Rather than taking legal action against downloaders, the music industry needs to entice them to use legal alternatives, the report said. According to the mu
Yeah, how dare they protect their own copyrights! As Apple did with Aqua.
i wonder why Microsoft didn't let windows 2000 and ME stay in the market for one more year? Because ME was a dog of an OS.....95a was better...<img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/
I don't agree with piracy, but I utterly dispise hardware activation. I don't mind much of anything else, but I think it sucks to have to call Microsoft and beg permission to reinstall my OS after changing my hardware. I basically agree with you, but isn't that a bit overly dramatic? I've had to call
I have both installed here, and haven't noticed any particular slowdown with either one of them. BTW, I moved my default Konfabulator widgets to inside its own directory, as I think putting them in My Documents is a dumb idea.
What Island Dog said.
I actually like the new look, getting rid of the clunky All Programs. In fact, I like just about all the new changes and additions. I'm more excited than ever after reading these articles and looking at the screenshots.
Yeah, sounds like DesktopX to me.