What to get?
Wednesday, January 26, 2005 by Akoloutheo | Discussion: New Users
Which software should I buy to begin designing stuff tike Logons, Bootskins, Icons, Windowblinds, etc.? Is it all combined in the Stardock package? Are there any extras that I should be aware of? What "Art/Editing/Design" program should I use? (This is a chance for you to sell sell sell wincustomize!)
When we place window blinds on our PCs, aren't they just that, a covering? Does it affect the stability of the operating system (mine is Win XP with SP2)? A you can tell I'm pretty unfamiliar with this so don't get too technical with me!
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Reply #2 Thursday, January 27, 2005 9:11 AM
Reply #3 Thursday, January 27, 2005 3:38 PM
But I suppose it all depends on how many of the apps or widgets, and so forth you have running.Reply #4 Friday, January 28, 2005 2:31 AM
I couldn't get GR to work properly so I bit the bullet and did a complete reformat of the hard drive. Man what a difference!!! Everybody shoud do it! In msconfig I must have had thirty or so items under the startup menu which I didn't think was bad. After the reinstall, THREE. Boot times are so fast I can't make a cup of tea any more while I wait. I can't wait to try the Object Desktop package now! I just have to convince my wife to let me buy it! If any one knows any good excuses to give her it would be appreciated
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Reply #1 Thursday, January 27, 2005 1:39 AM
If you should decide to try the free versions make sure you uninstall them before going to the paid versions.
I bought my copy of Object Desktop as soon as I cruised the libraries and saw what I could do with it.