xgman

xgman

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Some of the really nice Dreams posted here are either hampered by a hard jerky restart or too low a resolution for large monitors. It occurred to me that a way to more smoothly transition some of the more active ones such as the volcano and some others would be to simply both quickly fade in and then out and the same speed. There really isn't any other way to avoid the startup jerk unless it is something like water ripples or similar even sort of motion. Anyway just a sugg

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On a non high end system DS slows things to an unacceptable crawl. I'll have to try it on my fast home system later, but I don't like what I see so far as far as resources eaten. Even with the understanding that this is still a preview, I think this appl will be short lived if this keeps up. Anyone tested resources in window vs full screen?

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I recieved the following email from MS a few days ago. Any idea when this T.P. is going to be out? " Thanks for your interest in Windows Vista Ultimate and Windows DreamScene. We are still finalizing testing of this cool, new feature. In the interim, we plan on distributing a tech preview of DreamScene which will be available soon.<SPAN style="mso-spacerun: yes

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The no see config window issue is a problem on any size widescreen monitor from what I can tell, either a XP insall or a clean Vista RTM install. Same reulst on 3 different computers with 3 different widescreen monitors using ATI and nvidia graphics.

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Xp SP2. Everything was working fine on the last beta. I even tried uninstalling and installing to a different empty location. Still no matter what I only get a bleank window inside the shell of the new control panel. Baffled. A pic of the CP below. http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/8751/wbtestfv1.jpg

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