Well March has finally arrived,(yeah I know I'm late) and with it Baseball Spring Training.
Imagine, young men being paid to play a game. Almost better than retirement! Well, not really. Being paid to do nothing is far better.
So in putting this desktop together I had to decide on what would be important in keeping me informed.
Needed the schedule of games, where the teams are, weather at the locations would be nice, how about
scores from other sports that are being playing, DOH! Then I wanted all the other normal info and shortcuts.
As usually, I want to thank all the very talented skinners that were kind enough to provided their work in the Gallery Libraries that went into making this desktop. It makes it very easy for a non-skinner
as myself to be able to enjoy and have fun customizing their desktop.
WB is Aura by Stardock Design
Link WP is Florida Sunset by LonghornFanatic
LinkIP is slider by Skinhit
LinkCFX is Clear Glass by Tommy999999.
LinkObjectDock Plus Zoomer & Tabbed Background is Brushed Metal (came with ObjectDock )
LinkObjectDock Zoomer Icons slider by Skinhit
LinkObjectDock Zoomer Clock is Shades of Gray Clock Set by KingLizard.
LinkRight Click is Universe Popup (came with Right Click)
LinkRight Click Widget Clock is Shadow by Richard Mohler.
LinkSysMetrix is See Trhu by Lantec
LinkDesktop Sidebar is Royal Metallic Compact by antu^jamban
LinkWeather is Animated Weather Satellite and Radar version 2.1a by Will Rose
Link Calendar is Aero Calendar by DigitalCHET
LinkCore Picture Frame Widget is by mormegill
LinkSilica Picture Frame (came with DesktopX Widgets)
LinkHoliday Countdown Pro is by RomanDA.
LinkSport Strip is by RomanDA.
LinkWith the exception of Desktop Sidebar, all of the remaining elements used can be found in the Gallery Libraries here at WC. Desktop Sidebar is a free program. Check out the link.
I was going to put a wallpaper together for this desktop but I just couldn't pull it off.
I could handle cut and paste pretty well using Paint. My problems came when I wanted to put the items on top of a back ground. Just couldn't make it look nice. Then in frustration the light went on in my head. This desktop customizing stuff was supposed to be fun so I pulled back a bit and remembered picture frame widgets. Well you can see by looking how I used t
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