DavidK

DavidK

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jeesh.... simple fact, I didn't care for your wall Lecrayon. Not because it was 'different', that was actually its best quality. The image quality was not good (textures, surfaces, lines, shapes, fills), the perspective was fouled up all over it, the composition looked more haphazard than planned, The colors though okay over-all were disrupted by several specific elements (the lime green and the dark blue for example). The wood texture wes pixelated and didn't follow the perspective thus defeati

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Lecrayon - I wouldn't expect any busineaa to respond to a question like yours in a forum like this. Especially in a thread like this one. As with any business, if you want financial information about the company, you should send a request in writing to their business office. As far as I know, there's no requirement that they respond....

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To answer your first question, No. Usually when a wallpaper is not accepted into the library, it's left in the queue for a little while in case something comes up regarding the piece.

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Interesting note... The whole UFO thing will be in the mainstream news next week. There's a guy known as "the Amazing Kreskin" that does a psychic show in Las Vegas. He's made a prediction that the world's largest and most visible UFO sighting in history will occur in the desert near Las Vegas in June. Tonight he modified his prediction to say it will happen next week, he's planning to announce the date and time (and location) at a press conference on Monday. The sighting will be covered live b

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There's been hundreds of UFO incidents involving pilots, air traffic controlers, police, military, etc. There are about 400 extremely credible eyewitnesses (mostly military, NASA and FAA)asking Congress to hold hearings where they can testify under oath as to what they know or have seen. Why would it be hard to believe there is intelligent life in the universe besides us? The simple fact is we have an awful lot of incidents that need to be explained. http://www.disclosureproject.org/access.htm<b

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They're a configurable plug in. You need the registered version of WB for them to work. Go into the WB configuration screen and there's a button on the left for the smartbutton menu. Once you're there, it's pretty obvious how to set them up. There's a choice of several things you can make them do like show the quick-launch menu or be a hyperlink, rollup button...

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The Watergate break-ins were a "conspiracy theory" for over a year before they turned out to be verified and resulted in Nixon's downfall. Until the mainstream press picked up the story anyone who was aware of the details was labled a whacko conspiracy nut. Congress attempted to put to rest the conspiracy theories regarding the assasination of President Kennedy. The result of their very public investigation was that there actually WAS a conspiracy. They just never took the next step to

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Java - (and groovin) it was a confusion that those pieces were up, then down, up, down, then finally up again. (it's confusing just trying to write that ) We were testing the confusion script and found that it worked perfectly... no more confusion tests are planned for a while...

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so... a Jeep Cherokee will allow me to drive to the top of a column mesa in the desert... and if I'm eating Mentos at the time, then a girl will run up and kiss me... yes, TV is much nicer than truth...

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The revelations about the Soviet space program came from documents and individuals actually IN the program. After the Soviet Union broke apart a lot has been learned that was otherwise kept secret. Don't confuse information with speculation. The worst thing you can do is turn off your mind to the truth. Here's a big surprise for you... the government does not tell you the truth about almost anything. Right now, they won't even disclose the truth to congress. It's not easy to get an info

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"Bytheway, Dave, that first post _was_ somewhat inflammatory." - craeonics thanks for pointing that out crae... I didn't feel like even responding to this thread...

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What's the problem? The two email addresses are different so it should display them seperately. You have to maintain your address book and put the emails in a single address entry and set one as the default. It looks to me like your OE is working normally.

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I think there is no such thing as a conspiracy too big to cover up... But I do believe we went to the moon. I've seen all the arguments for both sides and I don't think NASA faked it. I'm sure those footprints are still there...

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Right now on my system Windowblinds is using 4,932Kb, for comparison - ICQ is using 15,460Kb - CoolMon (a small line of text which shows cpu usage)6,752Kb - Winamp agent (while winamp is NOT running) 2,892Kb - McAfee virus scanner 4,808Kb.... So you can see Windowblinds takes very little memory, especially considering what it does. One thing to remember, if you're using XP, the Luna type native skins also use resources and in fact, use more resources than Windowblinds.

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I make them in Photoshop, import them as bitmaps into CorelDraw and export as an icon. You can use an Icon editor like Microangelo though to save a couple steps. There are some good free Icon editors out there too but I don't know the names of any, maybe someone else will.

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