I receive the messages from Stardock, but they appear in the Junk Mail folder in Outlook 2000. I didn't even change any settings, except for enabling the junk mail filter.
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The menus made with ObjectBar can't be animated like regular menus. I don't know if Stardock is planning to make ObjectBar menus function like real menus or not.
According to the Stardock newsgroups, skinning of WMP is disabled because of problems with it and WindowBlinds. You could work around this by renaming the Windows Media Player file to something else.
WindowFX 2 is great! I upgraded my graphics card just so I could enjoy it more. I'm from California.
I bought Object Desktop mainly for WindowsFX, but now I regularly use WindowBlinds, ObjectBar, Object Edit, Tab Launchpad, and WinStyles. It's fantastic! It's like having the beauty of a Mac, but with a PC.
It's the first program I used for graphics. I feel it's a good program from which you could learn about creating graphics.
Looking at their other suites, I'm sure it isn't simply an XP-clone, especially since ObjectBar already has a theme that does that. Whatever it is will be worth the wait though, I'm sure of it.
Australia has had frogs ever since Bart Simpson released the pet frog he brought with him on his trip to apologize for calling an Aussie collect.
Skinners who feel that their skins are being sold by the subscription method can easily delete their skins. Therefore, they're not being forced to "sell their skins." Allowing their skins to remain on the site shows that they do not mind the site supporting itself with subscriptions. After all, not every site can maintain itself with thousand of pornographic popups.
There's already plenty of vomit in here, but here's my two cents anyway...
I must ask, what skin is used on those images on the media guide? As for WindowFX, it persuaded me to buy a new video card so I could experience how truly great it is! Kudos!
Spyware? Well, I must say that this spyware is great! I prefer Netscape because it feels more polished, but I think the point is that Gecko is more than just a great insurance company!
I can't believe that Linux companies are actually working together instead of against each other now. They are finally learning.