Sorry Chris for taking the thread a little off topic before, I was caught unaware by a nostalgia kick . I think the commercial staples most of us use are Paint Shop Pro and Photoshop. There is also a free program called Gimp. Then on top of these are more specialist/dedicated programs such as Terragon and Bryce. (These specialist programs are often frowned upon because they invite a degr
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what your favorite art programs? It always used to be Painting with Nancy Kominsky Ok - back to reality PSP 8.10 - but that's only cos I have no experience with other programs and this seems to meet my present needs - although I do like the idea of
I think this page references exactly what you wanted re Counter strike blue. http://www.planethalflife.com/counterspray/makeyourown.htm As I'd never heard of it until today i'd be interested to know if this is what you were looking for [Message Edited]
Nothing obvious here Joe - other than waiting for a couple of extensions to catch up with this release i'm running as normal. Mozilla/5.0 (Windows U Windows NT 5.1 en-US rv:1.7.5) Gecko/20041107 Firefox/1.0
Jeff - sorry to butt in but I had a similar worry a while ago - I had to backtrack to ZA4.5 and really didn't want to have to research all my permissions again. To cover my back I just took a screenshot or 2 of my Zone Alarm Program Control with all the necessary references so I'd have something to refer to after the install.
Yep - right click (context menu) gives that option. Tho its possible thats due to one of my extensions, I've lived with them so long I can't remember what's default and what's an add on function. But that is certainly possible.
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The actual update is smooth and automatic once the process is started. There is a slight downside at the moment - I found that a fair few of my basic extensions were showing as non-compatible. This was fixable with several extensions (including Google Toolbar and Cookie Culler) by uninstalling and then re-installing from the relevant homepages.
I agree the leet is sick and wrong - but surely the spell checking is just obsessional behaviour
Yup, I didn't like the idea - but I updated on 2 different machines without any problems (I don't rely on XP to unzip for me though). If it helps at all - it seemed to be good practice, when I did it, to return all the various skins, cursors, boot, login etc to default state and then install SP2 (return to preferred state after succesful loading of SP2) I also had to reboot a couple of times before bootskin settled in properly. Also some have advocated clearing the prefetch
This should be the code you need UKXX0015 Uk codes are available from www.weather.co.uk . Once you navigate to the correct area (obviously Belfast in your case) you then look at the address bar in your browser - this will have the necessary code at the end of the address. As you can see I've done it for you - but I think its as well to know how to do it for yourself.
Fuzzy - haven't you got homework to do?
While I think I've probably bought a fair amount - some of it just a kinda solidarity/support thing - but I guess the easy answer is if you're not sure, don't buy . If you find you're missing out - or just wanna contribute a little more, then buy more - if you feel you're getting all you need and want from Stardock & WC and you feel as if you've contributed enough to feel comfortable at your level of involvement - then fine again. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/smile.gif" bo
I'm running XP SP2 and I just test downloaded a recent bootskin - no problems - straight to my directory and opened up Bootskin to indicate it had imported succesfully.
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There's a 'Show Desktop' docklet - about 4th down at this link https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?searchtext=desktop&sort=Skin&order=Descending&library=29
Isn't that the point of this thread ? It is an expression of the lesson learnt in the form of an apology. Isn't it now for everyone to honour the apology by taking it at face value and behaving with some grace and dignity.
https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?searchtext=start&sort=Skin&order=Descending&library=29 See if anything on this link helps
Ah - not a boat then - a luxury steamer with nobody at the helm
I checked it out and I can't believe it - not one of the C's in CCNA stands for chocolate You'll be fine - focus and enjoy .
In 'Edit' mode (as opposed to user mode) in DX, choose 'List Objects' from the context menu. This will display every part of all the DX objects - if necessary go down the list deleting each object part, one by one until they are all gone. This has worked for me when all else has failed.
Its far from cr*p - it is a neat little app that does what it says on the tin - it plays nicely with my desktop and my laptop, which have very different mobos and apart from a recent beta version has been running the systats etc seamlessly. I personally find it holds a lot more in a tighter config than the free OD. Particularly important on the laptop which lacks the screenspace of my desk monitor.
I have this theory, well fantasy really, that if all our Members of Parliament were attached neurologically to a large pair of artificially created testicles that were placed somewhere accessible to the public and that each week as part of the National Lottery prize a lucky winner got to kick this collective responsibility for each of the time/money wasting dogma based proposals, (decided by a phone in poll) they had come up since the previous winner - this Country would have true accountabilit
I don't know how it works elsewhere - but in this country 'England', it doesn't matter how we vote - the Government always seems to get in