alewis0008

alewis0008

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OK, I have this little problem with IP. When I load a pack everythings fine, but when I restart or turn off my computer the icons are changed. Some icons like .jpg, .bmp, .html, etc. all end up as the windows generic icon with a stretched picture in the middle (sorry, I don't know how else to explain this). Also when repairing the icons, the defaults would change into icons from random packs. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Hmm.gif" bor

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I do agree that most of the wallpapers have a glossy orb in the middle. Its kind of gettin worn out, but they are still very good wallpapers.

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...without the rest of my icons being affected. I'm sorry, but customizing is all new to me, any help would be appreciated. I don't want to use IconX, I got rid of it a long time ago. I didn't like how it renamed icons, or how sometimes my icons would disapear until I unloaded IconX and loaded it again. Is there a way to have my destop icons larger, without having my Start menu icons and folder icons being resized too? <

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Hm... you icons should still be on your system. They are contained in protected system files. It's the registry values that's broken I assume. Have you tried rebuilding the icon cache? (Tools -> Rebuild Icon Cache) Its alright now, I did a System Restore, but I'll try that if the problem occurs

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I had my default windows .bmp, .jpg, .gif, and .wav changed.....funny thing is that they were all different themes.

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I did a System Restore to 3 days ago and created a restore point. All my icons are reset with no problems now. I just reinstalled IconPackager again. If I have any more problems later, I can just go back to the restore point.

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Uh, IconPackager replaced some default xp icons with icons from another pack. I went to Tools > Restore all Icons, and yep....My default icons are gone. ;)

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Open IconPackager, click view, select Package Builder. Double click icons you want to change, browse to BeOS icons select icon you want. When have all as you want save, you will now have IconPackager set. I have 2.95a(b).022, this is the new beta, not sure if package build was part of 2.5. I'm

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haha, thanks guys. About that "msn store", "napster", etc. Can't I just take music from my cd's and put it on the ipod, iriver, or zen micro? Or can only stores give them music. If so I dont want n e of them. You should be able to play any mp3 on the players. All you need is a CD ripping program that w

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this is really old, but it's a BeOS icon packager set: https://www.wincustomize.com/ViewSkin.aspx?SID=1&SkinID=620&LibID=2 I have seen that set, and another set I've found on here is this one https://www.wincustomize.com/ViewSkin.aspx?SID=1&SkinID=462&LibID=2 But the icons I found are amazing,

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I have a BeOS icon set, and I reeeaaaally want to use it, it came zipped and I thought it was an IconPackager theme, but I guess it isn't. I was wondering if somebody happened to have this set for IconPackager already. Here's a link to where I downloaded the icons from. http://www.deviantart.com/view/2006589/ Any help is appreciated <img src="http://im

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