It's might also be called Watercolor, so search for that, too.
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Yeah, it has some of the same features as ImageFox, which I've grown to love. However, ImageFox looks horrible, because it tries to attach itself to normal open/save dialogs, and the results are often really, really bad on skinned dialogs. I've also tried Hyperionics' solution, which adds buttons to the titlebar. And as Chris said, that's no good with skinned windows (though WB4 promises to change that). I also much prefer the combo box for favorites instead of ImageFox's but
If they're zipped, you can create a batch file to rename them all to .wba. That will work unless it's actually multiple (not compound) skins zipped into one file.
feline: I didn't notice the Yahoo Group. I'll check it out. Thanks.
Just discovered a very cool app called File-Ex that adds a ton of functionality to the standard open/save dialogs, both with and without Common Dialogs buttons. It has such features as auto-size/center/position/etc. It can automatically open each dialog in Details mode by default! It has such functions as Copy, Move, New Folder, Find, etc. It can remember an app's last open folder, even if the app doesn't. It maintains history and favorites for both files and folders in nice drop-do
Why isn't palindrome spelled the same way backward?
goodmorphing: Nothing too elaborate. I would like to be able to install to the directory of my choice. I would also love if it only gave me an alert when there was actually something for me to do, besides click OK. A sound would suffice to tell me it had successfully checked the spelling. Fairly minor nits, though. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by
Just installed this. Very cool, though it could use a few tweaks to the installation and interface here and there. But all in all, it seems to work well, and even works in SkinBrowser. Thanks for the link!
I could be wrong about this, as it's been awhile since I did it this way, but I think if you drag your files to a shortcut of wbload.exe, it will install all of them at once. It's at least worth a try.
Yeah, I just noticed that conversion utility in SkinStudio earlier today myself, though I haven't tried it yet. I agree that it would be nice if more skin authors offered a UIS1 version of their skin, especially since it's now so easy.
Bill - I think it's a bit presumptuous of you to state "the reason we are subscribing." While I too am glad to help out with the site, the main reason why I subscribed was for the browser. At the time there wasn't even the free version they have now.
Like I said, if you have Windows XP.....
I think you can uninstall SP1 from the Add or Remove Programs screen. I did a new install with SP1 slipstreamed, so I can't check, but I believe that's the case.
If you have Windows XP, you can do that without WindowBlinds. Control Panel > System > Advanced > Performance Settings > Use drop shadows...
Glad I'm not the only one that didn't really understand the poll question. I voted No just on principle.
They used to have many team skins on the Winamp site, but I don't know if they still do. What was that IE shell that used to be popular? Drawing a blank right now. Anyway, there were several team skins for that, too.
That is great news. It was Russ' early work that primarily first got me interested in WB and skinning in general. Even after all this time, his work really stands out. Thanks, Russ!
If you're using the shareware version, you have to load a theme each time you log on. You have to buy the paid version in order for it to retain your settings.
You're continuing to show your ignorance on the subject matter, paxx. Baseball players did not go on strike for more money. They went on strike to prevent the owners from locking them out and imposing their own rules. Media hype to the contrary, the MLB players have been steadily giving up rights ever since 1974, when they had total and absolute free agency. They make a lot of money, but it's still less than market value. <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/index.asp?Cmd=fu
FWIW, I'm using WXP SP1 and have no such problems. All my icon text background is transparent.
It's been awhile since I tried Webshots, so I apologize if I mischaracterized it. I just never liked the whole concept. YMMV. The thing I like about Wallpaper Changer is I can set it to monitor a directory (including subfolders), and I can add and delete wallpapers and subfolders at will and it will automatically keep track of the changes. It's truly a set and forget wallpaper changer. The only time I ever mess with it is when I want to monitor a specific subfolder instead o
Are you using Desktop Architect? I seem to recall someone saying it was hosing their transparent icon text. If not DA, perhaps a similar utility?
I hope Aqualung doesn't fall into that "would take too much time" category.
paxx: You've got your economics backwards. That people pay the high ticket prices allows teams to pay higher salaries; the high salaries don't lead to high ticket prices. They can't charge more than the market would bear, and they'd be foolish to charge less (notwithstanding building longterm support). Also, it's not true that society pays athletes more than doctors and teachers. It's not even close. The money spent on health and education dwarfs the money spent on athletics. And
It's the spyware that's NOT so obvious that you should be worried about. I don't know whether or not Webshots is spyware. Spychecker http://www.spychecker.com/index.html doesn't list it, so it may very well be clean. However, I do agree that it's a lot of bloat for a wallpaper changer. I'd rather manage my own wallpapers, and use a less intrusive wallpaper changer, such as Wallpaper Changer. http://www.wallpaperchanger.de/ <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/index.