You can get the old trial versions here http://www.oldapps.com/WindowBlinds.php or you could contact stardock [email protected]
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[quote who="starkers" reply="7" id="2410353"] So anything more than 50 - 60 bucks on a rig that old, I'd be more inclined to save the cash and put it towards a more modern machine...[/quote] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
[quote who="Neilo" reply="5" id="2410283"]Seriously though, you need a new PC. Those specs are not very good for gaming by today's standards. [/quote] This But if you have to keep it, more ram, follow starkers clean up steps and get the maximum speed CPU for your motherboard. CPU Lists
Nice skin [e digicons]:d[/e] Just wondering about the start button, is it the ubuntu studio icon (I run this on one of my computers), they look very similar.
[quote who="Jafo" reply="33" id="2399848"] Now back on topic ... There's a topic? ....[/quote] If you put your face up against the screen and squint you . might .. just ........ nope, I'm wrong (but right about the bees).
[quote who="vStyler" reply="29" id="2399813"]Is that even possible? [/quote] About as possible as Obama controlling Stardock [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] Now back on topic ... There are a lot of corporations which receive tax breaks, some who have huge profits. The oil companies come to mind. Why jump up and down about Stardock? [quote who="Wizard1956" reply="24" id="2399598"]What was Michigan thinking? Supporting business and wanting to keep them in Michigan&
I knew it!! Brad and Obama are trying to take over the world with mutant bees. Its as clear as day [e digicons]*_*[/e]
Its a Mouse spider, just as bad as a Funnel Web and guess what, they live in Sydney .... A quick story about a spider. When I was young my mum install in us not to go outside with bare feet, not to jump around under trees, don't roll around at night time on the grass and most of all don't go near large black spiders!! One morning I went out to get the paper for my dad, I notice a large black spider cawing slowly my way on the front lawn. Like all five year old boys, I
[quote who="Rosco_P" reply="5" id="2397964"]Recycling paper is no longer necessary, because paper companies all own their own forests that they replant as they cut down.[/quote] I wish this was true everywhere. At the moment, in Tasmania, we are cutting down our ancient forest so the wood companies can grow their own forest. Some of the biggest trees in the world.[e digicons]:annoyed:[/e]
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[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="17" id="2398568"]Doncha just love spiders!![/quote] could you love this guy [e digicons]:omg:[/e] [e digicons]:([/e] [e digicons]:d[/e]
[quote who="KFC Kickin For Christ" reply="18" id="2398102"]a man on a cross once said "Always look on the bright side of life" he also said you will have trials and tribulations and told us to look out for the A.C. because then we will know the time is drawing near. [/quote] some people take things way too seriously. <
a man on a cross once said "Always look on the bright side of life" The internet will never go down [e digicons]:X[/e]
[quote who="starkers" reply="11" id="2397580"] I'd have trouble trusting this Spynet if it were a Google thing, however. [/quote] I thought Google was a spynet starkers!! [e digicons];)[/e]
[quote who="Savyg" reply="4" id="2397442"] It asks you before sending anything, also.[/quote] "As a “basic” member of SpyNet, Microsoft Security Essentials will automatically send information to Microsoft to help Microsoft determine which software to investigate for potential threats and to help improve Microsoft Security Essentials' effectiveness." The ability to send file information from your computer helps Microsoft fight a
It installs Spynet onto your computer which sends information to Microsoft about file behavior, including any software Security Essentials it suspects is pirated (which for me is no big thing). It also warns users that personal data might be "accidentally" sent to Microsoft (which is a big thing). I don't know what sort of data Spynet gives Microsoft but without an opt out choice I can't see myself installing it. There are better less intrusive options out there.
[e digicons]o_O[/e] Wood spiders are off their nut [e digicons]:rofl:[/e]
[quote who="Amranu" reply="22" id="2393999"] This is all free, whereas Stardock's products tend to cost money.[/quote] But a totally different OS. [e digicons] Keep up with Fences, OD and RightClick, products which enhances your computer usability Frogboy. Looking forward to see what you guys come up with!
That's what folders and links are for, people just don't know how to use the desktop. [quote who="Philly0381" reply="1" id="2393594"]Now give us all a look at Fences Pro, please. [/quote] Yes, yes ,yes [e digicons]:dur:[/e]
[quote who="inc0gnito" reply="95" id="2393393"] so that's why I say the things I say.[/quote] [e digicons];)[/e] By doing a major build the little things are kept to the sidelines. I am sure the bugs will be addressed with 2.0.
[e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] thanks Bichur
[quote who="inc0gnito" reply="90" id="2393063"] I cannot enjoy OD+ the way that I used to.[/quote] Why?, has it changed from when you used to enjoy it. [quote] Also, it's more than just a piece of software, it happens to have the largest market share of dock software. [/quote] Its just a piece of software which does its job well, that's why it has the largest market share. I agree with Dave, why worry about something which you can't control. It has som
[quote who="Fuzzy Logic" reply="16" id="2392053"]Mac? Linux? Windows? Each one of these O/S's have the same problem... ...the knobheads who use them[/quote] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e]
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