(Initially posted in wrong area) I'm running XP sp2. I installed 5.0 and it seemed to install fine (after uninstalling 4.0). However I can't apply skins. The right click/apply doesn't work nor does downloading it and clicking on the pop-up window which used to do the trick. Rebooting will get the new skin to apply though. An uninstall/reinstall didn't help. Any ideas on this?
I'm running XP sp2. I installed 5.0 and it seemed to install fine (after uninstalling 4.0). However I can't apply skins. The right click/apply doesn't work nor does downloading it and clicking on the pop-up window which used to do the trick. Rebooting will get the new skin to apply though. An uninstall/reinstall didn't help. Any ideas on this?
I'm running XP sp2. I installed 5.0 and it seemed to install fine (after uninstalling 4.0). However I can't apply skins. The right click/apply doesn't work nor does downloading it and clicking on the pop-up window which used to do the trick. Rebooting will get the new skin to apply though. Any ideas on this?
With Firefox gaining in acceptance, it would be a great time to help out the effort with skinning. And I would like to see a MusicMatch skin section but it appears that I'm the only one using it.
I would love to see a MusicMatch skin section. It's an extremely popular program that would fit in great with this crowd! I'm suprised that it's not already seen more on this site in Desktop objects. Must be a programming thing.
Though I've applied tons of Windowblinds and a few other items, I still hesitate to buy something like this. If I knew I could apply all the components with one program or click I just might get it. Is there a program that does this? Sorry for the newbie question.
Try again. I took the following snippet from the Windowblinds page. Download from CNET Version 4.0 (Currently XP-only) Windows 98/ME/2000 users can download WindowBlinds 3.5. Version 4 for these platforms will be available later this year.
I don't have any interest in watching videos of this nature but I would really like to see a tutorial for all the different programs. I find many of them very confusing. When I try out some of them I run into so many problems (most probably due to my ignorance) that I just give up and stick with the basics. Hold off on the videos and make a comprehesive online tutorial. Just my twenty cents (adjusted for inflation). <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/bigsmile.gif" border=0 AL
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