DYSEQTA

DYSEQTA

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Maxness what kind of image where you trying to make with 90 layers.I am just in the stages of getting to grips with Photoshop CS and I dont think I have used more than 10 layers... Dont think I would like to manage more than that yet lol My latest desktop theme in its development stage currently consists of a single photoshop document with 293

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WytRaven is a actually White Raven it was truncated and phoneticised due to the old 8 character limit on IRC many moons ago(not such a problem these days). So why White Raven? Well its a title that reflects so much of who I am. I am somewhat of an enigma to those who know me. I have an oddly contridictory personality. I love contrast. The raven has historically (mythically) been portrayed as a symbol of wisdom (my nickname in highschool was The Professor due to the 'depth' of my conversa

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I own a Graphire2, they are great. I bought mine mainly for use in Lightwave but have found that I use it for all graphical tasks now. When you want to get down to per pixel editing just turn off the pressure sensitivity of the pen tool in photoshop (i assume you can do the same thing in PSP). I would highly recomend it fantastic value for money. <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/index.asp?C

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1. WB4 is faster, no doubt about that. The speed of WB has a lot to do with how well the skin is desgined too. If the skinner has spent the time optimizing it for speed then it's quite resonable to expect near Windows Classic performance and definately faster than WinXP native skinning. Unfortunately a lot of skins are not optimised at all. 2. Changing the skin colouring is something that skinner has to provide for. You can force colouring (of skins without colouring support) but re

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DavidK: I am a resident of Australia. Before all the rest of you lot start going off, no, I do not condone Australia's involvement but I do understand that the Prime Minister had absolutely no choice but to offer Australia's support regardless of the people's opinion. I do commend him for keeping Australian involvement to an absolute minimum. Restricting missions to either defense or, in the case of our SAS, to strikes involving purely military targets. But the fact remains that Australia

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"Yawn! Good morning. Oooo feel the love!" bakerstreet: maybe you should put on your reading glasses and check that post or maybe you should move you ignorance a little to the left so you can see past the end of your nose. I made a post similar to this one at the begining of said post. If someone else happens to feel the same way as me then 'yay' for them. If someone else happens to dissagree with

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I do not support this war in any way, shape, or form. It was an unprovoked attack instigated by the worlds largest dicatator, namely the US of $%&*#@() A. America; high on it's own arrogance has drawn other nations through political coercion into a battle for America's home land security. This war is not about oil. This war is not about Iraqi freedom. This war is about American homeland security. This war is about America attempting to snuff out any possible threat to itself. America does

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Quote: "Then again, ordinary civilians were the targets in Hiroshima and Nagasaki so that's not out of line with US policy." This still stands to date as the single most heinous war crime ever commited. I find it sickeningly ironic that America continues to stomp around the planet dictating democracy and putting up people left right an centre on war crime charges and yet to my knowledge no American has ever been called to account for that particular atrocity. One other thing, why shou

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I run mine 19" at 1600x1200 75Hz if windows was reverting to 60Hz tust me I'd know all about it...at 1600x1200 60Hz its is physically impossible to look at the screen it hurts your eyes like hell. I think whoever wrote that article must have been reporting a personal experience and not something that applies to everyone... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powere

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kona0197...no. AMD is not going to bother as far as i know and i dont blame them (read above post for why) AMD is looking into dual core CPU's instead, thats right, one chip = two CPUs...don't expect to see them for a while though

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Splash: HyperThreading does not mean one CPU that's really two. I know it's confusing especially when the windows device manager will show a single HT CPU as two CPU's but when it comes down to it, that is a long way from the truth. Here's a 'laymans' terms quick summary of what HT is: A HyperThreading Processor is a processor that contains two sets of internal registers. What are internal registers you ask? Well, a register is the tech term for a single memory cell. In the case of C

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>> But for me: Dual P4 3.06 HT Sorry splash but I think you may be confused here... AFAIK there is no such thing as a dual P4, dual Xeon yes, dual P4 no. If you are refering to HyperThreading as 2 CPU's then im sorry but, regardless of what the device manager in windows tells you, HyperThreading is not the same as having a dual CPU machine. You have two sets of internal CPU registers thats all. <img src="http

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Exactly what I've got...I have my dream machine: Coolermaster ATC-210-VX1 Case ASUS A7M266-D Motherboard (Tt Crystal Orb active Northbridge cooler) 2 x AthlonMP 2000+ CPU's (2 x Tt Dragon Orb 3 HSF's) 768MB Reg'd ECC DDR SDRAM (298MHz) 60GB Seagate Barracuda UDMA5/UATA100/7200RPM nVidia TNT2 M64 (ok so this aint to dreamy ) Creative SBLive! (About to be upgraded to a Te

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