Taffy2004, Have you tried the "Advanced search options" link (underlined text beneath search field)? Clicking this shows a number of category options to narrow your search. If you select "General themes" and click "Go", you will be shown the majority of actual packaged themes available. It also lets you select - Backgrounds, Tabbed Backgrounds, etc. I have found that this works fairly well in combination wit
Perhaps we should ask him. Here goes: IMGOD, could you tell us what you want in clear words? This would give the people who care some direction, and would give you the type of help that can be provided. Thank you.
MsBarbie, Go into the WindowBlinds Configuration panel (just load windowblinds and right-click the WB icon in the system tray and select "Configure WindowBlinds") and on the left side of panel you will see the "Settings" categories. Go into "Basic Settings" and under "Enhance Desktop elements" you will see "Apply any wallpaper supplied". Select this option and then click "Apply changes" on the left of panel. Right click the W
Paul, Quick question on step #3. After cropping, are the bottom and top edges aligned creating the grey edge making the top and right edges white due to non-alignment? Thanks for the great stuff here.
Fantastic idea, man. Looking forward to each day on this one. I use Illustrator, so I think I will be learning some very valuable ideas. Thanks again.
hardnrg, I would go to Control Panel>Internet Options and in the "temporary internet files" section - delete cookies and files. Then close and restart your browser and go to WC again. You will have to log in again if you are a member, but this will clear any ambiguous files in the browser and let you establish a new connection. Of course, this will mean you loose any cookies to other sites, so only try if you want. I have had
I bought a third drive and made a ghost image, which I update monthly combined with CD and DVD backups between new ghost image creations. Works real well, and I'm up and running in about 15 minutes if master drive goes down. If the mobo goes, well that is another story all together. I did have to cough up the dough for the third drive and ghost though. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Wink.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle"
IMGOD5552666, This post really got a lot of attention. It is not clear what your ultimate goal is here at this site, but I went to the CursorXP library to see what all the fuss was about and found 3 cursor sets you had made. My first impression was that the preview image needs to be improved so we can see your work clearly. It looks like the edges of most of your work were fairly jagged. I am just starting to make graphics an
SD, I just posted this in the "Stardock Product Support" forum as well. I don't know if you found your solution, but I had a widget disappear after inadvertently clicking on it and it would not reload by double clicking .exe. I started DX (not usually running) and went to DX config panel and to the widgets tab, where I clicked the "clear widget cache" button and then clicked "view widget cache" and there was the widget folder
SD, I don't know if you found your solution, but I had a widget disappear after inadvertently clicking on it and it would not reload by double clicking .exe. I started DX (not usually running) and went to DX config panel and to the widgets tab, where I clicked the "clear widget cache" button and then clicked "view widget cache" and there was the widget folder just hanging out. I tried to manually delete it and the system indi
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Bash103, The only way I know of is to increase the "Icon Size" in the "size & appearance" section of the dock configuration dialog. If it is a tabbed dock, you can have the "entry names" "show below each entry" found in same "size & appearance" section of a tabbed dock config. dialog, which will increase the spacing, but will also place text below each icon. Other than those 2 ideas, you would have to mess with the PNG size a
I had the opposite issue, where I updated DX, restarted, and after seeing lack of widgets loading on desktop, I went to the widget directory and double clicked an .exe and promptly received the message that DX was not installed on system - HUH?? I thought. I then ran the DX executable, which did nothing but place an icon in system tray, so I right-clicked that icon and selected load widget, selected the widget and said OK. I then got
I know the feeling, lost "Toby" a few years back. Heart felt sympathies.
birdie007, Just hold down the "Ctrl" modifier key when you click the folder, and it will open in an explorer window.
Chris TH, They are called "Shiny Black", you can find them here Link
In both XP and 2000, you can right click an empty spot on your desktop, and you will see an "arrange icons by >" option which you can hover over to give you some options for showing/hiding and arranging your desktop icons. There is also the "properites" option in the same "right click" context menu, which opens another dialog box with a "desktop" tab on it. Going to "customize desktop..." button under that desktop tab also offers you a number
Thanks, Janitor T-Man. Good to go.
Thanks, pictoratus.
Can anyone help me clarify this issue? I am a user level 5 subscriber, and after logging on and being recognized, I went to the my account page and clicked the "create my own wincustomize.com skinning site, and received the message "We're sorry, you do not have the appropiate access to create a WinCustomize Skinners Site". Am I missing something?
Janitor T-Man, I am still having inconsistency in being able to upload to the Wallpaper library. Bitmap name: BloodStoneWall, Preview = BloodStoneWall.jpeg (795 KB), Bitmap Zip = BloodStoneWall.zip (4.61 MB) Result = "Cannot display this page" message. Uploading on www.wincustomize.com - tried with both WC Browser and IE Browser, neither worked. Please help at your
Bladeron, If you have anything published in a library, you will have the option (as long as you are logged in) to delete your art work. There is no need to delete anything that did not make it past moderation as it is not published on the site. BTW, WC and Stardock reserve the right to use any accepted art for future use in publications or if we are lucky, use as extras included with software packages. Wouldn't that
"Murky" seems an appropriate discription. I think Byron Todd's idea above would be the extreme solution, but if these things escalate with the improved color support in WB and SkinStudio's ability to manipulate skins, it may be a real solution. The downside (from my point of view) would be that "newbies" of which I still feel a part, would not have the easy access to a gallery that shows some fantastic ideas on how to use all the grea
I definitely like LogonStudio to change the logon image to something much cleaner with better definition. Some sort of logon protection seems inevitable, so we might as well have a nice interface of our own choosing if possible. I would opt for a simple "display an image and locate logon buttons and text" type interface as I don't spend a hole lot of time on that screen, and would prefer low resource use whether it be the CPU or the g
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