If you are using WinXP and a registered version of WB3, the path to get WB running in the system tray is as follows: right click desktop, choose properties/appearence/WindowBlinds/system, check the box marked 'Place WindowBlinds icon in system tray (needs a restart)', apply changes, ok, then restart. <img src="http://images.stardoc
LoidiBoid, sounds like you've been married for a long time - my condolences. As for us single men. Some of us are smart enough to know this already and avoid any 'permanent' attachments. Adam was really dumb. He should have eaten the apple and dumped Eve. Have your cake and eat it, that's what I say...
Hold on to that last thought! When I log back on it changes back to 3. . Using the cross refrencing link changes it to 4. I'm getting confused now.
Are you applying the skin in desktop properties/appearence? If you have the correct version of WB it should be integrated into desktop properties. Also you cannot start WB from start/all programs etc.
Its OK. I've solved it myself. I just tried that cross refrencing thing Frogboy is experimenting with and that did it.
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You could try some shareware pc analysis type software to id the thing. Something like SiSoft Sandra would tell you BIOS info, motherboard make, chipset, memeory etc etc.
Once you've created a new account etc., how do you transfer your user level? My old account was 4, my new account is 3. Thanks.
I am an alien sent to Earth to spy on you humans. What I see amuses me...
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Looks like a good improvement.