None of the trash widgets I've used have worked for me. They always remain in empty state (or full, I don't remember). Might have been a blessing. I put my WXP SP2 trashcan back on the desktop, and with IconX it looks great, and it always matches my current theme. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/ico
You'll still have many open windows. Just because one program will have tabs doesn't mean all your programs are going to share the same window. And if you really like multiple IE windows, you'll probably still have that option.
Looks interesting. I'll get back to you.
I'm using the California server, if that makes a difference.
It's crap compared to other tabbed browsers, but if you're one of these people who just absolutely has to use IE, or if you have a program that loads IE, it's better than nothing. You can get rid of most of the default long toolbar, and then move what's left elsewhere, so it doesn't take up an entire row. I have mine set up where the menubar, buttons, toolbars, etc. only takes up one row. And then the tabs take up a second row. Judg
IMG in brackets doesn't work. It has to be lowercase. Since many image hosts use the uppercase for the tags they provide, it would be nice if uppercase was supported.
What's new in the update to DriveScan?
I can't tell from the link, but does Wallpaper XChange have the ability to monitor folders (including subfolders) automatically? That's an absolute must for me. I'm a bit of a wallpaper collector, and frequently make changes to my global wallpaper folder, and need a program that I can just set and forget. Wallpaper Changer and WallMaster Pro both have that ability. And both resample images when resizing. <a href="../resour
Heh. It really is a cool program. I do have double-clicking on the titlebar mapped to send windows to the systray, but that doesn't work with skinned windows, and they don't always restore. This seems like a much better solution so far. And now I can use the double-click for something else. <img src="http:/
Hey, I'll take all the thanks I can get. BTW, this TrayIt! looks like a keeper.
Cause vulnerabilities is nothing new for Internet Explorer. If they reported this flaw for IE, IT professionals will be like "what else is new". With firefox its pretty big as the open source community want this software to be nothing short of perfect That's one way of looking at it. Another way of lo
Maxthon passed the test here, but not IE6. Link
Hmmm... TrayIt! looks interesting. Thanks for the link.
How are you opening Explorer? I always open it with Win-E, and it always opens in Folders View. I think initially I had to get it set up the way I wanted it, and then I went to Tools > Folder Options > View > Apply to All Folders. About the only time I don't see Folders View is when I open a ZIP file and it opens in a new window (sometimes it opens in the same window and sometimes not <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/sm
I guess you can't put a text label on a link without doing it in HTML, ala WinCustomize . And I see that's not even an obvious link. (Edit: Now it's obvious, but it wasn't underlined until I edited the message.) Would be nice if the BB Code was updated to support that. Would be even nicer if it gave you an additional prompt to enter a name for the link, as many forums do. I also wis
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Heh. I thought he was talking about "the little alien guy" in message #3.
I think that might be ACDSee icons. Looks like maybe he authorized ACDSee to handle his icon associations. If so, I think you need to tell ACDSee not to do that anymore, and then perhaps rebuild your icon cache and/or repair your icon associations (using IP or TweakUI or something). <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" border=0 alt="Posted via WinCustomize Browser/Stardock Cen
Problem with that is it's an all or nothing approach.
I bought it, mainly for the wallpaper and icons. I think Mormegil's free FauxS-TOON WindowBlinds skin is much better than the one that comes with Toon-XP. I love his matching CursorXP theme, too.
No, that just gives you controls on your taskbar, taking up just as much space (if not more) than a taskbar button. I think he's wanting to minimize to the system tray, where it only takes up the space of an icon (not even that if it's hidden).
Who said anything about using them in this forum? This forum doesn't even support sigs. I was referring to the many forums where graphical sigs are very popular. And even in those, they can usually be disabled on the reader's end. BTW, they do have smaller graphics available, such as this one: <img src="htt
SpeedFan is a nice CPU temp monitor. It will even adjust the speed of your fans automatically, according to the temperature. Link
Just discovered a cool plugin for Winamp (though several other players are also supported), that allows you to show the world what song you're listening to (or even if you're not listening to anything) in your sig graphic. If you hang out in a lot of forums, it's kind of neat to add a little personality to your sig. (My Usenet reader does the same thing, albeit in text.) The service is called <A HREF="http://www.sigamp.com/" TARG
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