Apocalypse_67

Apocalypse_67

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I keep saying that there should be a paragraph added to the submissions messages. Something that reads: If your submission disappears from 'My Skins' list and it doesn’t show on the library, it means it didn’t pass moderation. If you have any questions, please email any of the admins. I think this will eliminate a lot of these threads that most of the times lead to unnecessary comments and flaming. Of course there will always be those that will find the need to publicly

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PixelCargo, the fact the 4 of your friends liked the wallpaper does not mean that it will stand against the standards that moderators look into, and while it is true that some designs are better and more appealing than others, it doesn't give foot to a suggestion that the method or moderators are corrupted. This been said, the correct approach should've been to email an admin and ask for feedback on why was the design rejected. This usually helps a lot to the improvement of the work.

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There is always that 1st one that you can never really figure out how to finish it, but once it's done you'll be on easy street. You do great work Phoon, I cant wait to see you tackle WB IR took a month cause he wasted so much time here at the message board <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles

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If you mean WindowBlinds this is a good tutorial to read --> http://www.aleksyandr.com/tutorial.htm This one is good too -->https://www.stardock.com/products/SkinStudio/tutorial/ [Message Edited]

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Yes, that will work fine. Use the Pioneer amp to drive the speakers and the MTX to drive your sub. Make sure that the MTX stereo/mono switch is set to 'Mono' in order to get pure bass. If you are using only one sub speaker you can bridge it by conecting the positive (+) line of the speaker to the (+) terminal of channel (1) on the amp and the negative line of the speaker to the (-) terminal of channel (2) on the amp. Then use a short speaker wire to bridge the (-) of channel (1) to t

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