RJ25

RJ25

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Oh, didn't catch that one at first. A few answers since you didn't specify: Either a box, more specifically one without hinges, keyhole or lid. Or (admittedly looked this one up online as I'm not much a fan of that type of riddle), an egg, or an orange both of which are getting rather lenient on the definitions of a 'box'.

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Another way, to merely adjust the start button is by downloading a freeware program called Resource Hacker, and adjusting the explorer.exe program. This being an option if you want to use the standard version of Windows, and aren't wary of modifying system files. http://www.theeldergeek.com/change_text_on_start_button.htm

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Okay, new riddle. You're in a a bedroom with three light switches. You know for sure that one of them turns on a light in another bedroom. You have no way of knowing whether the light is on from the bedroom with the light switches. How is it possible to leave the bedroom with the light switches only once and definitely know which switch turns on the light.

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Assuming that these two people know which door is which, ask one of them how many walls are in the room. Then ask which door is the door of life. If he responded other than four, go in the door he didn't state as the door of life. Or if he responded four, go in the door he stated.

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I'm new to programming and likewise DesktopX, and am currently working on creating my first objects. I have a few questions and have been unable to find anything other than forums with simple tutorials for creating objects. Does anyone know a good link to a forum, or for those experienced in creating objects, where did you learn how? (My main concern with the fairly easy syntax of vbscript or jscript is how it relates to the overhead of DesktopX (i.e. - unloading objects from list upon closur

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For my first project I'm creating a few DesktopX Objects. The only problem I'm having is that when I close them from the desktop and attempt to bring them up again, they're still in the memory/list of DesktopX, and hence bring about a message declaring so. (Note: This problem might be a mute issue if they were widgets, but I only have the freeware version of DesktopX and can't create widgets with it.) So my question is how do I unload an object from DesktopX's memory/list when closing it?

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