Ratings are universal
Wednesday, July 24, 2002 by Istari | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
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At least here it's apprentices and higher. If you think having a low rating on your skin is frustrating imagine how we feel having our software rammed by some random guy whose only response is "sucks".
Reply #22 Saturday, July 27, 2002 8:58 AM
But WindowBlinds can skin the toolwindows frames; sometimes does this task in UIS1 mode (as TheGreenreaper commented on a thread on this messageborad, look their skin BlackComb, it works in some apps but crashes sometimes); WinXP skin the toolbars without problems.
I don't say that StyleXP are better. WindowBlinds have more customization options than StyleXP, and WB have more good designed skins.
I don't wish to offend WindowBlinds programmers, their skinners and the vendor Stardock on their website... i only comment the differences between WindowBlinds and STyleXP.
I don't appreciate a Application or a skin reading the comments and rates that posted the users... for experience i know that a good skin can be poor rated, or. a simple and recursive skin are highly appreciated.
Maybe, WIndowBlinds and Winamp are the first popular skinned applications, and the first will be always one step forward than others
Reply #23 Saturday, July 27, 2002 9:08 AM
You don't konw wich programs i use. The skinning program i used more times is WindowBlinds (Unregistered and registered, by 16 months ago i use the registered version), and i konw how this programs skin the windows. I used StyleXP 1 month totally, without problems (only defficient uninstall).
Ryan8024, don't comment my attitude with this manner, i don't said: THIS PROGRAM SUCKS, are you who SUCKS the comments? One respect for the others, if yoy wish to listen alternative opinions
Reply #24 Saturday, July 27, 2002 9:48 AM

Reply #25 Saturday, July 27, 2002 10:02 AM
I'm an Australian and whenever I hear anyone from other countries speak (in particular New Zealand. Did you watch the Tri-series Cricket earlier this year Jafo?
) they (almost) always sound like dickheads. Of course, that's probably because I'm used to Aussie accents, but you can't seriously tell me that Kiwi accents sound normal, can you?(My apologies to anyone here from NZ who might be offended by this post)
Reply #26 Saturday, July 27, 2002 2:25 PM

Reply #27 Saturday, July 27, 2002 8:20 PM

'Making fun of people'...if that is in reference to my comment to Carlitus then you are sadly mistaken...my offer of help with his English was 'real', if he wishes, I could correct his posts when there are obvious, clear errors. [I have been known to help other high-profile skinners in the past, whose first language also was not English].
A genuine offer of assistance is not 'making fun of people'....it's called 'being a friend'.
Ryan...as for NZ accents....they DO sound 'cute', but Kiwis will assert that Orstraylians sound 'wrong' to them....[but I DO like how in NZ, 'sex' comes between 'fuv' and 'sefen']....

Reply #28 Sunday, July 28, 2002 1:39 PM
rating..... universal.......
interesting...
Reply #29 Monday, July 29, 2002 4:35 AM
Yis jafo
ah git your point exictly. nuw fur the riel quistion: wuh em iy telking liek a duckhid?
thuh enswer es: you obviuosly heven't buun to Nuw Zielend uf yier esking muh thus heve you?
(all spelling mistakes intentional)
Reply #30 Monday, July 29, 2002 7:30 AM

[No, I haven't been to NZ, but I understand Kiwi....it's jist Strine with a twest]...

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Reply #21 Saturday, July 27, 2002 8:40 AM
it's not skinning the scroll bars, some buttons maybe, and he might be using a non-XP skin and clicking the start menu and realising that it's not fully skinned, same thing goes for the button that hides un used icons in the system tray, and also the thing (don't know what it's called) that took the place of the "web page view" from Win 98, ME and 2k.
none of which are the program's fault (with the exception of the scrollbars, which is because he hasn't registered).
Carlitus: do some research before you say a program sucks