moralpanik

moralpanik

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WindowsBlinds causes thick borders to appear inside of Vmware when I enter full screen mode. I tested with different skins and it happens every time. The borders are so thick that they cover most of my taskbar inside the guest OS. I have added Vmware to the excluded application list in WB and that fixed the problem. It would be nice to see this fixed in a future update. --------------- Your computer has a Windows Experience Index base score of 2.6 Your Windows Graphics Ex

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Again, it would be nice to see a list of applications and drivers that are known to interfere with WindowBlinds on each version of Windows. So far, no-one has given a single exemple of a common pitfall other than "Your computer is broken, get a new one" which is so fanboyish.

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[quote who="vStyler" reply="19" id="2125830"] WindowBlinds is just terrible on vista, it will crash explorer at least twice per session if you change skins too often *sigh* Ya. thats definately not typical at all, I know dozens of users and although there may be a few issues what you are describing is far from what most experience. I apply skins while working on them in Vista literally thousands of times.. Zero 'crashes' Try checking your mac

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[quote who="vStyler" reply="21" id="2125850"] How about this: Fresh vista install + firefux + windowblinds = so far 4 crashes of explorer.exe, all because of windowblinds Get a better PC.. thats COMPLETELY Atypical of the average users experience and I know dozens and dozens of WB\Vista\Skinner\Users. Has to be SOMEthing your doing wrong. [/quote] Here we go again! What a great community. First and last time I spen

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[quote who="jojo25" reply="14" id="2125734"] And stop blaming everything on the users, it is bad marketing. i really dont think anyone is BLAMING the user here...just saying its not kool to call the company LIARS if and when the USER has NO COMPUTER SKILLS!...try to figure it out on your own first, try different things....DONT COME TO THE SITE AND MAKE ACCUSATIONS [/quote] Point is, not everyone who buys a piece of software is willing to be

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If I judge by the posts in this thread, the problems I was experiencing with WB prior to 6.40 were caused either by a lack of computer skills on my part, or a bad software configuration on both my computers. Obviously, something was preventing WB from loading, I don't know what it was, and I'll probably never know. Fact is, on the day I bought WB I was unable to use it, and it was frustrating. When you buy a product, you expect it to work, period. Both my&nbsp

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It is funny how some of you get all offended by a post that isn't even personally directed to you, and yet so quick to judge other users because they may be experiencing problems, by basically calling them computer illiterates (fanboy behavior). I have been working as a computer repairman for the past 15 years and have had more than my share of trouble with some of these products. It is true that Stardock does not lie about the system requirements of thei

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WindowBlinds is one of the most buggy piece of software I have ever used. And yet I still bought it just because nothing else out there does what WB does. It's amazing that the program even works, considering the Windows interface was never intended to be messed with like this.

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