With my camper mounted on a 4-wheel drive pickup, I prefer to camp where other folks ain't. In fact, I take great pains to make it so. There's this place that I like to go. It's barely a track heading off through the desert. I wind through the saguaros, bounce across a couple of washes, and end up by a sprawling Palo Verde. Anyway, I'm enjoying a quiet cup of coffee when I hear a hum, like a thousand bumble bees heading my way. I look to the north and see a herd of ATVs heading my way. They seem
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Ever want to live other places? Like experiencing the desert in the winter and the beach in the summer? Q: Where do you live? A: Wherever I want, baby. It's an interesting life, so far. My RV is paid for, courtesy of more than a few years of hard work. I owe no one, and my skimpy income pays for enough food and fuel to take me where I want to go. I travel with Sasquatch, my black cat, whose yellow-green orbs often watch the scenery blur by from the comfort of the dashboard
OK, that sounds reasonable. I just disabled webblinds and will leave them disabled for a while. Thanks for the help.
Here's an update. When I change resolutions on my monitor, the problem goes away until I restart IE. Perhaps the problem is in my video card driver (ATI Radeon Mobility 7500).
Hi. I run XP. When I re-start IE after loading a new WindowBlinds/Webblinds skin, the contents of my favorite 'folders' are invisible. When I mouse over the little arrow that indicates folders, I can barely see the outlines of the block around the favorites. If I mouse over there, it'll identify the bookmark, yes, but it'll still be invisible. Not all WB skins react this way, but most do. Any help? I asked Stardock Tue, but no response. Thanks.
If Stardock wanted to charge $5 more in their OD subscription for an expanded Wincustomize, ala TasT, I'd go along with that. But I'm like feline in that (a) I don't have a lot of disposable income, and (b) I don't have net access for six months of the year, owing to an unfortunate addiction to traveling. I'd like to pay one bill once a year, rather than to have to deal with more bills over the months. Mail gets slow when you're on the road.
I believe this is a Stardock sponsored site. Perhaps the 'special content', etc. could be part of the Object Desktop subscription. Others who aren't subscribers pay.
Do these three programs play together well on a Win98 machine? There's some things about Hoverdesk that I really like, but I want to play with Windowblinds too.