[quote]Having multiple accounts is frowned upon as well.[/quote] /me has had a hunch about that for quite a while now.... ;)
aufisch
I am using Right-Click with Vista64 bit. The only problem is that the skin-import feature doesn't work anymore (known problem), otherwise it works (like most of the other apps. by the way). What problem do you experience? Which version of RightClick?
I know to which post (and to which person) you're refering to, and I can tell you that that person is absolutely not in need of asking for karma. To sugggest so, and to create a whole thread about it, is (in my humble opinion) insulting. It's just karma points, the world will not cease to exist just because of a single karma-point, and you are not expected to pay money or karma-points to the one that gave you the point. ...but maybe I'm just in a particularly bad mood
I wish I had your problems.....
'rant' I have to say if what Camerooni has mentioned (that some programs on Impulse are for US-customers only) is true, that would really annoy the heck out of me. I understand that some areas of the world have cheaper pricing and they have my full support, but I have absolutely no/zero/nill tolerance for differnces in prizing and availability whithin the industralized areas of the world (North-America, Western-Europe, Australia, Japan). I live in Switzerland, which is
I am really looking forward to the (official) release of Impulse. The improvements, with which you have been teasing us for quite a while now, are looking fabulous, and I hardly can't wait to see which third-party applications are going to be available through Impulse. As an addition to your list of improvements, I would have to add the topic: [B]"Visual feedback"[/B] I have a hard time using Impulse as a browser since I receive hardly any or none feedback at all on whether I have
[quote]The NVIDIA tab should appear if your primary graphics card is from NVIDIA.[/quote] GeForce 8800GT; but the NVIDIA tab doesn't show up. Maybe it doesn't work on 64bit yet?
[quote]But why would Impulse have several older files, when it's the new form of distribution?[/quote] No Idea, but you are not alone. See mine (using Impulse too). I don't think it affects WB though as everything seems to run smoothly on my end. :) WindowBlinds version : WindowBlinds 6.1 (build 97 x86 - Vista Edition) - 64 bit OS WindowBlinds is installed correctly on this PC WindowBlinds appears to be activated on this PC (LG L204WT(Digital)) 1 is attached
I hope things will be looking better for you in the near future. :)
Winamp, but the newest version, as it supports my iPod. :)
And there was 'Revel', 'H2so4', 'Landing Zone'....... Good to hear he is back in the game again. :HOT:
Lightstar: are you using Impulse or SDC to install your programs? Right now it seems that people have much less problems with their programs if they use Impulse to install/update instead of SDC.
[quote]Now I have trouble activating it...[/quote] What error-message, and when, do you get? Have you entered your email and WB-serial number into the Registration tab within Impulse? In the newest version of Impulse that tab is hidden rather well, but you can find it if you click on the second Icon from the right on the top right corner.
I would download and install Impulse: [link="http://impulsedriven.com/about.asp"]WWW Link[/link]. Register WB in Impulse. Uninstall WB through SDC - reboot - and then use Impulse to install WB. Impulse works very well on Vista64 and you should be able to get it to run. If not, I would suggest to open a ticket with Stardock support.
In Switzerland cheescakes are savoury. ;) ...but as a dessert I would definitively prefer yours. :HOT:
Are you aware that you are yelling at people who have been very helpful and polite to you? Step back, breathe deeply, and then come back after a while and reread this thread from the moment you asked your initial question. If you do that you might be able to see that Zakai's first response had nothing to do with Stardock at all (a WC-subscription does give back to the community as it provides a platform for young skinners to make a name for themselves), and that you started to
Can you imagine how many people will whinge and cry because they'll have to upgrade their system for the touch-screen feature? ;) I can hear them already: "Windows 7 is useless bloatware. I stick with Windows 3.11 as my 486SX with 4 MB of RAM and a 12inch CRT can't even use this badly designed new OS. Why should I be forced to upgrade to new hardware? The old OS does everything I need!" :)
Glad you got it sorted out, I might have to try that on my system and see whether that improves the icon-drawing. :) [quote]Aufisch is probably still nekkid, but we don't mind that...[/quote] Clothing are a womans best friend when it comes to glossing over those certain areas like hips and belly that seem to miraculously grow each winter. :D ...Sigh, is it Spring already?... :SURPRISED:
[quote]The files are skinned as lists and small icons... I keep them set to medium icons so I can see them[/quote] I know what you mean now. I just had a look at my Icons in Explorer (I usually have set it to "list") and I noticed that when setting it to "medium" and "large" IconPackager applies the 'LiveFolders' for Vista. This is (to my knowledge) completely normal but it seems that IP is a bit slow applying the LiveFolder-icons, and when scrolling down it becomes visible th
No nudist/exhibitionistic Icons here as well. What OS? What version of IconPackager? Does it occur all the time or just after you have used your computer with very "graphic intensive" (Photosphop, Games....) programs? What Graphics-card are you using, and are your drivers up-to-date?
No edit button again. :( The above does only apply if it's your Logon Screen that changes and not your Bootscreen (the one that you see before you get to the Logon Screen). In that case you have to run BootSkin and set that one to the default Windows bootscreen. If you don't have it on your computer, it gets a bit more complicated, since BootSkin comes in three flavours ([link="https://www.stardock.com/products/bootskin/downloads.asp"]WWW Link[/link]), one or more of which mi
[quote]everytime I startup the computer the Artwork startup Screen starts up.[/quote] You must also have used LogonStudio at one Stage. If you still have it installed; run it and set the Windows default Logon. If you don't have it anymore on your system download it [link="https://www.stardock.com/products/logonstudio/"][B]here[/B][/link], install it, set the Windows default Logon, and uninstall LogonStudio again.
[quote]Just tried that and still no update option[/quote] Are you a ObjectDesktop subscriber, or do you own the stand-alone version of IP3? If you own the stand-alone version 3, you might not be able to upgrade to version 4 for free, depending on how long ago you bought IP3. If you have a current ObjectDesktop subscription you should definitively not get this error and I would recommend to contact support.
[quote]MS wrote a defective installer that has adversely affected all AMD based computers.[/quote] Maybe I really was just lucky, but I had no problem what so ever updating to SP3 on my AMD-laptop (Sony), which uses the Sony-OEM version of XP-Home. :NOTSURE:
[quote]Short answer - That's *really* out of date for Ubuntu[/quote] Short answer too; That's exactly what I said as well. ;p