Phar0e

Phar0e

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Now if the ini files won't work with the resolution evars... Make the X coordinate in the ini file as "$Spot$" (with no commas) Then in an rc file do something like this: If ResolutionX = 800 Spot 70 ElseIf ResolutionX = 1024 Spot 100 ElseIf ResolutionX = 1152 Spot 120 ElseIf ResolutionX = 1280 Spot 140 ElseIf ResolutionX = 1600 Spot 160 EndIf pretty sure that would do it.

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Ahh, I think I see. You could use something like this: If ResolutionX = 800 X=70 ElseIf ResolutionX = 1024 X=100 ElseIf ResolutionX = 1152 X=120 ElseIf ResolutionX = 1280 X=140 ElseIf ResolutionX = 1600 X=160 EndIf That kinda thing. You can use simbols too. Or have I really missed the boat?

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How many different values do you want to use for the X coordinate? If there's just two, there might be any easy way to do it. If there's more than two, you might want to use an enviromental variable in the ini file. (X=$Spot$) Then in an rc file define spot: Spot 100 Then apply a textedit to the spot definition. But let me know how many different values first.

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Thanks to all who have helped me top the 100000 downloads level. "Hard way" you ask? 100,000 downloads of Litestep themes. I have a few windowblinds skins, etc as well but I'm not counting those in the total. Thanks as well to authors (Treetog, Essorant, Smar, and R. Peter Clark) who have allowed me to port their work to Litestep. And thanks especially to Frogboy and company for creating a spot here at Wincustomize for Litestep themes. It's been a tremendous asset for

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No, in terms of the installer.. 3.0.2 is the newest version of the installer. 0.24.7 is the most recent version of Litestep itself. That the numbering sequences are different doesn''t really matter. The package is a good one. Although things can obviously go wonky once in a while. Glad to hear you sorted it out [Message Edited]

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It sounds like your runninga build of Omars Litestep installer (I hope so). I would boot into that user and via the task manager open windows explorer. In the main Litestep directory there is a subdirectory called utilities. There is an exe in there called setshell.exe. Just fire that up, click explorer. and reboot (may reboot automatically). Only problem I could see might be admin privilidges, but might be worth a try.

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If these do not already exist: 1 - Virtual desktops - skinnnable and showing snapshots of each desktop, much like linux pager. 2 - User configured Start Menu. Like the Litestep or NextStart popup menu, skinnable and activated anywhere on desktop via configured action. 3 - I imagine this is already in place, but I see many themes that aren't resolution independent. The ability to stretch objects based on screen resolution (ie a filler graphic, or even a task list, etc.)

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