Wow! you guys do fast feature implementation! [e digicons]:dur:[/e] Oh my goodness! Thank you pelaird! I can't tell you how many times I missed that option until you revealed it to be blatantly hidden in plain sight. Oh....and never mind. [e digicons]:O[/e]
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Sorry, I didn't see this thread until after I made a separate post on my issues. Please excuse the cross post. Problems with Object Dock Plus, Ultrawide Monitors, and Dock Behavior.... UPDATE: <span style="font-size: 16px; background-color:
UPDATE: None of this is an issue for me now that pelaird showed me the setting that I was missing in the Accessibility options. I'm a 20+ year Stardock and Object Desktop supporter. Thank you for all the things you have done to complement and improve the user experience in Windows over the years of your existence! <
I already tried to rebuild the icon cache. I did solve the problem. I reinstalled impulse, reinstalled MyColors, applied the Gray Gloss theme, applied back to Windows Aero, then uninstalled everything again.
I tried the My Colors Gray Gloss theme. I changed it back to default and uninstalled. Now some of my folder icons in some directory structures are still using the Gray Gloss icons. Any help getting my icons back to the Vista default would be much apreciated. Thanks, Bob
"Does this mean the OS will work now?" Strange...Zoomba never struck me as being ignorant before?
scuse me for the simple question... does it work on xp this time? Vista Ultimate only. Due to the differences in technology, I don't think this will ever be ported to XP.
I run Vista full time at on my primary systems at home and at work.
Would more storage or RAM help? Not much if any. Phoon is correct.
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OB2, for the most part, works fine. There are only two minor issues that I have found. 1) You cannot use any transparency with the "Visibility" slider or pop-out folder menus won't work. 2) System tray doesn't work...just shows blank.
a bit arrogant and thickheaded Hello? Steve Jobs....
Where are the booth babe pictures?
what things ran slower? I've not seen anything run slower on Vista Ultimate RTM or Business RTM. (I don't use iAnything) Edit: I take that back. One thing I've noticed is that the computer management mmc takes much longer to open than in XP.
Well the silly thing to me is that all these efforts will eventually be hacked so why bother alienating your customers like this? So true...only the legitimate customer will be inconvenienced or hurt by this. History repeats itself again.
Funny, I actually had an ISDN connection for two years...before cable internet was available in my area.
2.2 on what category? Your overall score is simply your lowest (bottleneck) score. Upgrade that category, and your score should go up. It's a lot more complicated that that though. You also have to re-run the performance index after making a change...I don't think the score dynamically updates.
Must be nice to be rich Yes, it is. Thank you very much.
FWIW, not just any old flash drive will do. I've tried four different drives here at work and none of them are fast enough. http://blogs.msdn.com/tomarcher/archive/2006/06/02/615199.aspx
DO YOU KNOW ??? Yes, it's a cute feature...it is better than nothing. However, a good SATA drive is going to be way faster than USB2. At home, I run RAID-0 on two SATA-300Gbs drives, even though I have 2GB of DDR2, I'd still rather my system swap than use a thumb drive for extra ram. I'll have to run some tests, but I just can't see how this f
What I want to know is this: if I buy Windows Vista xxx, do I get both the 32-bit and 64-bit products in the same package? From what I'm seeing on MSDN...no. There is one dvd for x64 and one dvd for x86. All versions of the os (Home, Home Premium, Business, Ultimate) are on each DVD. I don't know what they're going to do in retail, but that's
Does Multiplicity work with Vista?
quote]Does Ultimate include both 32 and 64-bit versions? Yes. Where was my head. Mondays.... No... there are separate DVDs for x64 and x86...at least on MSDN. I've seen one custom -built DVD that has ALL versions...but you're not going to see that in the store.
Does Ultimate include both 32 and 64-bit versions? Yes. Can someone upgrade from say XP Media Center 2005 to Vista Ultimate 64-bit edition? No. You cannot upgrade to 64bit...you must do a fresh in
but auto-protect won't work. You need SAVCE 10.2.0.224 or greater for vista support. had to play around a little to get DIVX encoded video to play in WMP 11 K-Lite Codec pack works great. <TABL