I'd love to see a "Ketix" or "Granular" type skin....but then, Metal on darker metal sounds nice too. I'm sure that each number skin was special, so #100 will be too. Can't wait to see it! :) ;) :HOT:
I wanted to comment on Granular by daiwa, only to find that Philly0381 beat me to it! I was very impressed by the originality of this skin especially it's texture and buttons. The color choice was refreshing, especially since it's winter and this skin feels vernal. Great skin, daiwa! I hope to see many more in the future. :CONGRAT:
Webgizmos....my thoughts and prayers are with you. BTW, it's a "stent"....and the 'numbness' thing might require a MRI-MRA to be done. Guys, go the HSA direction (Health Savings Account) I have yet to understand (apart from corruption of public officials by the insurance industry) why our government doesn't have a "Catastrophic Medical Insurance" for critical hospital stays, allowing people to have simple health savings accounts to pay for medicines and doctor visits (after all, how ma
[quote]Registry edits can be confusing and cause harm to your PC. Make sure you make a backup and know how to restore it.[/quote] That's the truth! Very important! If you don't have experience working with the registry, think several times whether you REALLY want to do this!
I think you got it bass ackwards: Abstinence from the cigarettes, not the pleasure. Oh...my lady just reminded me: It's ALWAYS the man's fault. Thanks, Ranger.
A bit ornate for my own taste, but for those who like it, Enjoy! The cursor XP is wild! Skilfully done.
Ranger375; Yes, I've heard of Chantix and it is a novel approach to treatment. It binds the Nicotine receptors in the Central Nervous System. It really helps with the withdrawal cravings...the non-behavioral (pharmacological) ones. Chantix helped 44% quit...as compared to 17% placebo and 30 something percent for nicotine patches. The behavioral ones are tough too, though. The "after meal" or other pleasurable activity cigarette is the behavioral craving that cessation causes. These
Bichur: Thanks...I figured.
Philly0381: The reason it sounds medical is, I suppose, because I took the time and trouble to learn what I was talking about. Yup, I am a M.D. Your [quote]sounds straight out of a medical journal. You know if it were not for the medical profession, we all might be heathly people. Now that's just my personal opinion.[/quote] Please do stick up for your "personal opinion": Don't ever visit a Doctor again! By doing so, you will undoubtedly live longer, and not have to w
Huang Choi....Please be specific. What support was bad, and what comment did you make? Also, who is deleting what comments of yours? And, Huang Choi... PLEASE spare us the comments like "s**t" [quote] in this subject stardock support looks like shit [/quote] That type of word doesn't make you any friends, and people will stop trying to understand what you are writing. Stardock Support is excellent in my experience. If your experience is different, why not start a
The iPhone is great, BUT: No phone is worth $400 nor using AT&T. JMHO
Xanhubis....grow the hell UP! Pampered twit. YOU are responsible for your own crap. Got it? No? Cry to Judge Judy. Guess where she'd tell you to install it. I don't want to hear one GD crack about Stardock Support. Not one! They've always gone out of their way to help me courteously and generously. Your gratuitous use of the "F" word is N O T appreciated. 1. Improve your vocabulary. 2. Improve your manners: Show others the respect you demand and it will come
[quote]Do you really get paid next to nothing, though? I know general practitioners aren't wealthy, but from what I've heard it's at least something at which you can make a living.[/quote] Honestly: When you factor in the risk, the overhead, the hours and HASSLE it isn't a living. Most of us didn't get into it for the money, but G-d knows...I wouldn't get out of it if there were some. [quote]I do have a few questions for you as a dr, though, and I personally hope you wouldn't m
Quitting is very hard....the physiological and psychological withdrawal and addiction are super tough to kick, but it can be done! Get support and proper control of symptoms. Take a walk when the urge strikes. Get advice and help from your Physician....hopefully he's up-to-date on strategies and treatments. Failing doesn't mean you can't resume your program, and doesn't say anything about you as a person except "Do you have the will to keep trying?". Anybody who can skin like y
You should be glad you're not Doctors. We sit in school, invest love, time, caring and bucks to learn how to help people who don't listen, care or even vaguely understand how their bodies work or anything about disease yet figure their opinions are the equal or better than ours, take endless abuse, get defecated on by high school drop-outs working for "Insurance" companies, and regulated by a care nothing and know nothing government composed of (in the best case) bought and paid for, c
Not sure why it's needed, but it is. So, just install it from the WWW linj above. Good luck, and Happy New Year!
To PrimeWines: And you thought there was no Santa. Must be that dreaded virus "Humbug". Microsoft giveth and taketh away....Imagine life without this sort of fun. To sl0ppy: Good luck solving this one....maybe PrimeWines is onto something.
Amazing....my 'puter got the inverse virus...I lost everything BUT WB6. How odd is that? Like maybe I'll send you my 'puter and you can sew them together. That should work. ;p
Zubaz, I solved the problem: I uninstalled CFX and downloaded Cursor XP from the download site at Stardock. Thank G-d I saved all my "numbers" and re-registered CXP. I have the same "uneasy" feeling that Yrgal has: "I feel like I've paid for an early Alpha version here (:( " only I didn't pay....I used the "free" version. Guess what? "TANSTAAFL" ("There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch"- R. A. Heinlein)
digital3000 ... those are VERY good ideas.
[quote]to recolor them[/quote] That's a feature of the Premium ($19.95) package, not the free one, Zubaz. (:( Might be nice to have a way to shift the angle of the pointer from the X to Y and Z axes with a little 'jogger' type control... ;)
TG it's not a light saber! :LOL:
Just wanted to add....(wouldn't let me edit!) Make Ethan a "Get Well" skin or Wall with all his favorite characters! Do something constructive! You're such a great skinner.
Things could be a whole helluva lot worse....tell Ethan (= strong/adamant in Hebrew) what his name means, and that he is that strong. Kids tend to forget....hopefully he won't need a splenectomy. Glad to see you can recognize strength in your son. Remember: he needs to see that in you too. Lotsa love and "tincture of time" and the essential ingrediants: hope and faith. We haven't lost a father yet. ;) :)
Good find, but the program is "shareware" and the "3D" part can be used for 30 days and then is disabled unless bought. The regular part of the program is free. The good part is that it won't enter values in the registry.
WinCustomize Forums