Reppiks

Reppiks

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Butch123, thanks for the input, I had tried that route as well. I even tried the link to open an account (just to see where it would take me) and I got a message to the effect of "unable to connect to localhost" what ever that is supposed to mean. Hopefully one of the Admins. will come by this post and address the issue.

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Today I decided to create my WinCustomize page however I was told I didn't have access. When checking my profile it shows I have an active subscription, and I am a recent purchaser. I guess there are still some bugs to work out. I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this. If someone could point me in the right direction to get this straightend out I'd appreciate it.

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This update is much easier on my old C400 processor. I can run several Widgets as well as a modest DX Theme. The customization of the Widgets is a great step forward. Frogboy, thanks to you and your personnel. Your hard work is much appreciated!

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This may be a small issue, and only showing up on a dial-up connection as I have: When going through the "galleries", The page loads faster than the old site, but stalls while loading the "Site Meter" at the bottom. Untill it has completely loaded, I can't scroll down the page. I don't know if this is a Firefox issue or not. I havent checked how IE performs. Keep up the good work, it's getting better day by day. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/

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If I went away this time of year, I'd get fired! Living in the mid atlantic part of the country, and being a heating technician, need I say more. Besides that, my family has always gathered around the holidays. Christmas away wouldn't be christmas! That port does sould good.

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I have been there and also found strength and support from least expected places. I developed the attitude of "pass it on". When back on my feet with regained sanity, several times now I've had the opportunity to "pass on" the help to others that was given to me. Sleeping Dragon, thanks for sharing, your thread is one from the fabric of life.

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I use Firefox for virtually all my Internet activities. It is stable, and not subject to the problems caused by ActiveX. The only thing I can't do is get my Windows updates, but then, If Windows were written as well as Firefox, we probably wouldn't need the vulnerability updates at all!

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Business Decisions: Knowing what style of product you personally like, and knowing what styles will sell, well thats just makes for good analysis. What you create for the purpose of making money is a business decision. What you create for your own artistic expression is a "labor of love". If people wish to purchase the later, all the better. You have to "pay the rent on the storefront to make ALL of your products availible. Your not "selling out"

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Very well expressed, and based on my experiences with Stardock and WinCustomize you live up to your standards. No wonder I'm a satisfied customer!

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I guess its all what your used to or are trying to do. My mouse can move the cursor faster than I can focus, my 400Mhz processor runs rings around my 56K dial-up, and Solitare or Tetris don't overheat my motherboard either. Now about rendering something in Photoshop, that gives me time to go get a cup of coffee- works for me!

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I have used all that you mentioned except PaintShop and Filezilla. I must agree they are all well written programs and do exactly what they are supposed to. The one that I would add to your list is the "Desktop Search" program from Google, it leaves Windows "Find Fast" to shame!

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