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what software was used to get the taskbar like this?

Originally posted by: Kaido
thanks! looks beauterific!
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Wow! Now that is some sexy sh!t! 😀

I like the fact that you don't need a 3rd party program, like Style XP, to make this work. It's very clean and fast. LOVE it!
 
Originally posted by: jamesbond007
Originally posted by: Kaido
thanks! looks beauterific!
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Wow! Now that is some sexy sh!t! 😀

I like the fact that you don't need a 3rd party program, like Style XP, to make this work. It's very clean and fast. LOVE it!
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yeah, ditto. I've been trying various shells and this just beats them all! Add Rainlender with a glossy skin and Rainmeter to your desktop and you've got a slick-looking interface!
 
Originally posted by: b4u
Great stuff, I'll try them all ...

... any more neat stuff around?
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sure, tons. I'm working on compiling a list of stuff I've found useful. For now, here's a short list:

Mike Lin's software - useful system utilities
-Startup Control panel (lets you choose what programs run at startup, get the Control Panel version)
-StartupMonitor (popup tool that tells you when a program has registered itself to run at startup and lets you block it)
-PathCopyEx (under Misc Stuff - lets you copy a path by right-clicking on a file or folder)

Firefox - good browser (remember to get Flash, Java, and Acrobat)
-Copy Plain Text extension
-Add Bookmark Here extension
-Forecast Fox extension

Thunderbird - good email reader if you don't use webmail

Miranda IM - I use this instead of AIM now

Karen's Power Tools - useful tools
-Replicator (backup program)
-WhoIs (Internet Domain Name info-getter - I run a number of websites, its quicker than searching online)
-Font Explorer (shows you fonts and lets you print them - I do publishing and this is useful to find a good font)

Microsoft PowerToys
-Open Command Window Here
-Alt-Tab Replacement (VERY useful - shows you a mini-screenshot of running progs when you press alt+tab)
-Tweak UI (I only use a few functions, but it's useful for tweaking)
-Image Resizer
-Virtual Desktop Manager

There's tons more, but I'll work on an 'official' list later 🙂
 
Thanks

Good work on that list of yours, and don't forget to post it ... it would be great to have a sticker around ... 🙂
 
Originally posted by: viramor
How does trillian compare to that miranda IM?
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Personally, i had stability issues with both of them, so i went with Gaim.
 
Been a long-time Trillian Pro user...no flaws or stability issues. Just the necessary updates here and there because of the numerous network and protocol updates with each company.

:thumbsup:
 
Miranda doesn't support yahoo, and it's really simple looking compared to trillian. I think trillian has more functionality personally.
 
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