Thanks...tried it, but still those coloured boxes around the icon labels! Drat!
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For some reason, my icon labels on my desktop always have a coloured 'box' around them now. Some of the icons themselves even have an outline of this same colour. When I click on the icon, it highlights a wee bit, and the coloured box with the icon label type will highlight to the secondary colour of the skin. How can I get rid of this colour around the type of the icon labels? I've gone into display, control panel, My Computer visuals, etc., but nothing seems to work. I'm running XP Pro.<br
Keila...such a great 'note'! I grew up with a large family (6 of us kids) in British Columbia,Canada out on a farm...and I can say that we all did pretty much most of what you mentioned above! What memories were generated reading that! As for the comment about how our parents sided with the SCHOOL...I was petrified to come home if I thought that my mom knew about certain 'events' that went on at school that day (and she ALWAYS seemed to know before I could tell her!). <img src="http://images.st
18" NEC MultiSync LCD 1860NX...digital...VERY nice! Great picture quality...am happy with it. Got a great deal...same price as an analog Samsung 17" (which I traded in for it). Glad I made the switch, and the saved desktop space alone makes the LCD SO worth it!
Thanks from me,too, for all of the links! I,too, am trying to 'master' (ooh...big word, that) Photoshop 7, and am plowing thru'. Appreciate it!
I appreciate the tips, here...I didn't know about a 'master' 'power strip', and it DOES sound like something I really ought to have (like you guys have recommended). I have some nice equipment, and realize now how I can protect it much more thoroughly! Thanks. And about the 'plugin' that I wrote about above...would Canon (which is the scanner I have) have some sort of 'deal' with Adobe Photoshop, then? Affiliated in some way? <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/notsure.gif" bor
Hey Cognito Too...thanks for the info. While I have you 'on the line' so to speak...can you tell me why the driver had a note that said 'to use this plugin' one must have Adobe photoshop 7 installed?... What would be the 'connection'? How would this work, and why would one need Adobe photoshop to have a scanner driver work properly? Mmm...??? <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/notsure.gi
Thanks Cognito Too! Am I understanding correctly here...your 'master router' is the same as the 'power strip' you're talking about? And one more question...about how much $$$ is this piece of equipment? Sounds great to be able to shut off everything with one 'flip of a switch'!
The site said that to use the Scangear driver for this scanner, one had to have Adobe Photoshop 7.0 installed ("to use this plug-in")...I have this Photoshop version (not installed yet because I just got my computer built) but can anyone tell me how installing the photoshop would make my scanner driver work? What's the connection?
Did the FAQ route...nothing there on it at all. Just going to double check the scanner drivers now. They SHOULD be up-to-date as the scanner was just released a short time ago. (maybe a month?)...
Hi there...I need some input, please from anyone who has a Canonscan 5000F. I know this isn't a skins 'problem', but you've helped me before! The light in the scanner seems to stay on all the time, even when not in use. It also stays on even when the computer is turned off. My former scanner did not do this. Is this supposed to be? Won't I have problems with the light burning out and then trying to replace a bulb? Anyone know? Thanks. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/no
Oh yes, Chef Garry...Unfortunately, this is so true. 'Nasty' comments are simply rude, unnecessary, unconstructive (as Grayhaze has so aptly pointed out), and quite honestly, ignorant. Negative versus nasty...BIG difference. Manners vs no-manners...BIG difference. Respectful vs simply disrespectful...constructive vs unconstructive, positive vs negative...one gets the point, I guess. Freedom of speech, yes...but 'abusive', no. Simply not necessary. Coming from an educational profession...on
ok...just got home from work, 4:39 my time, and I'm reading about spanking implements! What time is it where YOU are, Fuzzy? then again, I guess it shouldn't really make any difference.....
Thanks pjpowell ...I agree so far about the 'flicker-free', and also haven't noticed any of the ghosting, slow refresh, etc. I'm just not a 'pro' here, and wondered if it was just ME 'not noticing', so I appreciate your input here. It is quite timely... And goofy as it may sound to some, I DO like the other idea of the lesser impact on the environment when one has to 'get rid of' monitors down the r
Left to right, #3,6,11,12 ...(and 2,4,5,7,8,9,10....etc.!!!) ALL of them are great, but I''m a ''teal'' kinda'' gal, and the red and blue/purple are certainly not seen as often, I think. Great colors! Oops, typo''! Tsk,tsk, Edit, edit... [Message Edited]
Well...I sure appreciate all the input here. Gives me much to chew on. A friend of mine is offering me a great deal on a Samsung 172B (17"), and I've been 'testing' it out. So far, I'm impressed. Just the recovered space on my desktop makes it almost TOTALLY worthwhile inspite of 'anything else'! I'm quite liking it. It's one of the better 17" ones out there that I've seen so far. I spent 2 full days off looking everywhere (physically in the stores) and comparing in the stores AND on the
c242: : now THAT'S good news!(re: more efficient energy consumption)...
Oh ya' Ms Crissy: : what WAS the transition to get used to, exactly? Thnx!
Aqua: Mmm...that's what I've been hearing, so I wondered. Yet Ms. Crissy , you say yours is ok for graphics, games, etc.? I DO need the desk space because I had to take my monitor OUT of the corner, but back to Aqua's comments, I HAVE heard those things you've pointed out before which sparked my original request here (now again from you) and I don't want to sacrifice quality for the space, and I REALLY don't want to pay the mega bucks!I hear you, Aqua . Mmmm again...
ok...I guess I'm meaning the thin kind(LCD). Do you know anything about the so-called 'big jump in quality' that the 'in-the-knows' are claiming? True, or just sales-pitching? I know that I should be surfing and reading tons about it (here we go again) but I thought that maybe some of you had already done that! ... Or co
I know that this isn't a skins topic,( but I AM starting those soon...REALLY)... I wanted to know if it's worth getting a flat screen monitor NOW, or waiting like some of the techies in the stores are saying because the new ones coming out are(of course they are) MUCH BETTER! Does anyone know about these little munchkins of hardware? I've researched [printers, scanners, etc.) before buying them, but I'm clueless when it comes to monitors. Mine's the ol' "take-up your whole-desk" kind, and it'
Ditto, Feline...straight from the site, and not beta. Amazing what 'havoc' these little devils can 'wreak'. I guess that's kinda' like zig vs zag, or choclate vs vanilla, or...not. (My brains sort of weird after finishing up a project). Anyway,glad to hear that perhaps YOUR problems been solved, mmmm? It was becaus
How cool are these links?!!! The 1st one is SO wild. Love it. Thnx!
to #32: yes & yes...Since I've updated my nvidia drivers, I decided to put back in the 2nd 256 ram card that seemed to be giving me so much trouble before, and lo' & behold, so far NO REBOOT problem! Mmm..??? So it's possible that the older nvidia drivers were ALWAYS unstable, and that the 2nd card simply magnified that instability (I've heard that this can happen in XP). Before, after I pulled out the 2nd card, no more rebooting. Now with the updated drivers AND the extra card in, so far s
OOHHH...I'm feelin' you,too! I finally got "lucky" (no, not THAT way) ...one of the 17 year old students at the school where I work is a MAJOR computer whiz...(adult tech. institutes are knocking down his door to 'get' him, and the high school used this kid to fix all of their networks, servers, anything to do with computers). Anyway, he was a student of mine, and offered to build me one with all u