REDstyler

REDstyler

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[quote] It's November......yet another year is almost past [where does time go?] [/quote] I would love to know myself. 2009 has been such a great year - but too good to be slow. I guess that's the reason. :)

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[size="3"][font="Georgia,Times New Roman,Times,Serif"]Wow! Very honoured to be promoted! :D [B]Congratulations to everyone[/B]! Got some great skinners out there. :) Lets celebrate! :) [img]http://web.stardock.net/images/smiles/themes/digicons/Beer.png[/img][/font][/size]

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This is what I have been waiting for! Can't wait for my new HP Pavilion dv8 to ship in with Windows 7! An idea: Maybe Stardock should create a separate free app for this (maybe called AeroObjects) that caters for this function only. Just an idea... :) :) Thanks for this - its awesome!! :)

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Smoking is something that is obviously very hard to quit - but it can be really easy if you believe in it. In fact, just say to yourself, "I am not a smoker." Your mind will adjust, and before you know it - you'll forget about smoking. Best of Luck, vStyler - you're making the right choice (though I still smoke, but I'm not really hating it right now..)

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As far as I'm concerned, FF uses it's own system to remember the position and settings for the window in it's last state. It should remember that it is full screen. Unfortunately I don't think there is a manual override for this - I have checked the about:config xml in FF.

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[quote]REDstyler, please stop screwing with the fonts. Not only does it make your posts basically unreadable, it can sometimes break pages in IE (assuming you are copy/pasting from word instead of doing that manually here).[/quote] Sorry, I use Firefox, and it looks fine - but I'll stop :-) [quote]Get with the times and use Firefox.[/quote] :-) [quote] Wrong. You must agree to the fact that GNU must be respected. If you modify and give ou

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[quote]Linux might be but Google apps are not. No doubt Google will have terms and conditions link to the use of their own programs or services.[/quote] I think that Google will probably not require terms and conditions for their OS, but possible for the apps that are used within the OS, perhaps. For example, Google may have an auto-install manager that looks fo

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