I figured out how to download to FlashGet without using the drop target. The key is to *not* use the "Download" link, but to simply click on the thumbnail. The regular download link has a bunch of garbage tacked onto the end, which confuses FlashGet. The thumbnail has the regular file extension on the end, so FlashGet is able to see it. Of course, you have to add all the odd file extensions to FlashGet, such as .dxpack and .wba, so it knows about them. I would imagin
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Thanks, but it appears you need to manually add wallpapers, and I want to get away from that. It also seems to be a bit buggy.
What are the best free wallpaper managers? I'm currently using WallMaster, which is decent, but requires you to manually add new wallpapers (as do many other managers I've tried). I'd like something that I can just point it to a folder or folders and it will dynamically keep up with the contents as they change. Just set and forget. Of course, it needs to be able to change to a random wallpaper at a predefined interval. Aside from that, I'm not looking for any
Yes, I've mooned many people since I first registered ODNT.
It would be extremely useful if WC had some way of telling you which threads have new messages since you were last on. Or at least show how long it's been since you were last on, and then you can match that number with the numbers to the left of each thread.
I'm using FlashGet as my download manager. Has anyone been able to get it to 'catch' downloads on WinCustomize without having to drag the download link to FG's DropZone?
1.5 MB cable modem. I don't notice any difference.
Also, don't forget about the handy Compatibility tab in your executable's file properties. That will fix a lot of WXP incompatibilities.
FrogBoy: Exactly why is it a big deal to change icons in IE, but not in WE? What's the difference? China: Who said anything about your icon?
In the description it says "It requires the full version of DesktopX v1.0a (ODNT or registered version)." Does that apply to you guys?
Not just Explorer icons, but Explorer in general. WebBlinds does nothing for Explorer. I agree that WebBlinds is the better program for IE. I hope it someday supports WE.
AJC: Did you try any of the handy compatibility modes in file properties? Often times that will get these programs going. I can honestly say I've had virtually no problems with compatibility and I'm a bit of a software geek (though not much of a game player). The only two problems I can think of was ACDSee 3.1 was crashing badly in RC1. I uninstalled it and then re-installed it and then it worked fine, so that wasn't really a WXP issue. And Logitech's MouseWare wouldn't ins
No problems here, either, using both of those sites.
How does Remote Assistance work?
Jafo has been slipping.
paxx: WebBlinds is definitely part of ODNT. https://www.stardock.com/products/odnt/features.html It's been that way 'almost' since its inception. I agree with you about Stardock jumping on the WXP bandwagon. Smart thinking.
AJC: Which websites crash WXP's IE6?
Hey, China, with a face like that, you can get away with being ornery once in awhile.
What Jafo said.
misterME (shouldn't that be misterXP ): The multiple svchost.exe listings in the Task Manager is not a bug. The same thing happens in Windows 2000. It's not the same service running multiple times, either. It's a generic name for Windows services. That just means you have a lot of different Windows services running. If you want to cut down on this 'bloat,' then stop some of tho
MooShoo: Neither WebBlinds nor WindowBlinds does everything that ThemeBar does. For example, let's see you change your Windows Explorer toolbar icons and/or throbber with either of those programs. China: I don't think that's fair. They have sections for LiteStep and NextStart. Both of those programs compete with Stardock products as much as ThemeBar does. More likely, the reason why there is no ThemeBar section is because they're trying to keep the site lean, and ThemeBar
Even Microsoft is plugging WindowBlinds XP and SkinStudio. http://msdnisv.microsoft.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=1449
WebBlinds has long been available to the general public and it's not yet out of beta. There were many DesktopX betas available to the general public, also. There are probably other examples.
Why not use one of the fire objects? That kind of fits the name. That or just drag the program to your DX desk and it will automatically create an object for you, using the original icon.
deadman67: Punctuation is your friend.