dan.wright

dan.wright

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I read it explained elsewhere that all the nightly builds will now *always* have the latest gecko engine from the full Mozilla. Essentially, since Firefox was being developed completely separate due to all the different features and such, it didn't always include the latest from the Mozilla tree. Of course, I could be wrong ...

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If you scour the 'net hard enough (trust me it's difficult) you can find the old 2.0.5 version of Hotmail Popper which was still free at that time. With version 3 they made you purchase it ($17.50), but even then it's relatively cheap. If you need any help getting Hotmail Popper configured with either Thunderbird, Outlook or Outlook Express, feel free to drop me an email offline at mail@danwright.us and I can walk you through it.

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I can understand their reasoning behind it though, while it may stink for some users, Outlook can be a good spamming tool. If you haven't seen it before, I would suggest checking out Hotmail Popper (http://www.fitsoftware.com), or there's probably another alternative out there as well. I've been using it to access my Hotmail account via Thunderbird for months now without any problems.

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Well, if you're using OD+ then it's as simple as ... 1. clicking in some blank space on the dock 2. click 'Add' 3. click New 'Start Menu' Entry If you're looking for the full-blown start menu you can use this docklet by AndreasV: https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?library=29&SkinID=2373 (although I didn't try this with the latest version of OD+). Hope that helps ...

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Grrr.. (thanx be to essorant) Info in shot (except for the fact that I forgot to mention the ObjectDock background by Essencay - Glass Effects Aero, sorry =P): Click http://www.danwright.us/deskshots/11-16-2004.jpg to view the full-size version [Message Edited]

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I honestly didn't test this, but I would say rather than run the widget as an executable, import it ... 1. Right-click the DX Icon in the system tray 2. Click Import 3. At the top of the dialog that comes up, tick the radio button for widgets and find the one you're wanting to debug Hopefully that'll do the trick. If not, maybe someone else can give a solution. [Message Edited]

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1. Make sure your object is ready to go (zipped, made into a widget, etc.) 2. ^ click on the Upload option above 3. On the page that loads, choose the link for what you are wanting to upload (make sure you've got a preview pic ready) 4. Browse for your object and fill out the appropriate form fields 5. Submit the upload .... Does that help?

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