On my computer, some widgets are broken, and it is always difficult to know why, if it related to the computer, to DX or to the widget coding. To that end, some of us can't use the Glassy Recycle Bins, but they work for others. Go figure. <img src="http
Ummm... Not everyone thinks it's nice. I, for one, can't shut them off fast enough whenever an idiot program thinks I need just one more sound. Starting with windows itself. Yes I find all thoses beeps, chirps, horrible sounding midis, etc. very annoying. Which is why no one is suggesting Stardock rele
Never go to OfficeMax as long as NewEgg exists. http://www2.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?Submit=GO&Range=1&description=lightscribe&InnerCata=5
Ummm, we can do that already...Why do we need a stardock program to do that? The idea is to have a program that makes it easier to load and save sound packages, and even be part of a Suite. The fact that Windows already provides much of the functionality should make it even easier to program.
I've been requesting this for years, so you're preaching to the choir!
I do have software for monitoring my CPU temperature, but like the idea of having it in a widget, displayed on the desktop. Thanks for the replies.
Are there any DX widgets that report CPU temperature, or is that even possible with DesktopX, currently?
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I haven't seen anything that makes me want to upgrade to Longhorn. I've got all the eye candy and added functionality I need with my ODNT subscription and I use a lot less resources. How do you know? Seems people are making an awful lot of assumptions about a product that's not even close to being fina
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I disagree with the whole premise. The Mako suite was outstanding, not only in style, but in originality and usability, and hasn't been out all that long.
The color thing isn't bad, but laser engraved holographic like images will sell you quick. But where do you get the images? Does it work well using color images (albeit without color)? I generally don't have to create anything for my Epson R200, because I usually have a copy of the original label avai
It looks like there will be OEM versions available for sale soon for about $150. Since I don't even have a 64-bit system yet, I'll probably just wait until Longhorn.
The new OS is priced the same as the 32-bit Windows XP Professional, and for a limited time, current XP Professional customers running 64-bit systems can upgrade for free. Did you go to their website? Apparently that's only for those who bought pre-built 64-bit systems that had 32-bit XP Pro pre-instal
Is there any way to buy this for a homemade system?
I think this technology sounds cool, but it would be hard to give up my full color discs printed on my Epson R200. How much does it cost for Lightscribe discs?
Looks great -- thanks for the update!
Ok I'm Confused. Maybe Someone Can Verify Two Things For Me. I didn't think Object Dock Was Freeware. Didn't The Idea of The Dock Come From Mac OS's? I agree. You are confused. <a
I have both an Epson and an HP printer. I like both better than I liked Johnnie Cochran.
It's been updated to expire way into the future, though everything else is exactly the same. Brad says it will probably never be updated again, sadly.
There are four substyles. Are you using the Dark version or the regular version (which admittedly is still kind of dark)?
Make sure you tell SDC to show beta versions, because sadly, it never made it out of beta (and never will).
I've had this problem intermittently for as long as I can remember.
People have been complaining about this since day one, it seems. There's nothing you can do about it until they fix it.
Looks like I'm going to have to uninstall this. It wreaks havoc with ACDSee, often logging on to sync with Gmail, delaying things, screwing up focus, etc.
Great find! It not only works great, but is extremely easy to set up.