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handyman 07-07-2003 18:44

cheers ramrod, i'll take that as a complement :)

Went for the 'cheeky' theme as you can see. Its only work in progress, needs the taskbar skinning and the dl changed to speed script and then I guess I'll leave it alone for a bit.

Martin 07-07-2003 18:55

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Originally posted by handyman
Right had a play and this is the new one. Dead simple and plain.
Ooooh Matron:D :D Cool Desktop:D

Mark W 07-07-2003 19:13

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Originally posted by bopdude
Try right clicking the client symbol in the systray, click on position > pin to desktop, let us know if that does it :)
nope tried all the different combinations - and 3 screen capture tools - nada :confused:

is it really there - am i imagining things? :erm:

*edit* i have a not so cunning plan.....

Mark W 07-07-2003 19:18

well, i tried to take a photo with my webcam, bit it looks trully awful - so heres a closeup of the mysterious dissapearing scripts...

http://www.masterlymayhem.com/pictures/webc.BMP

what a rigmarole that was :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :D

dodgyboy 07-07-2003 19:30

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Heres mine (maybe)

Mark W 07-07-2003 19:32

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Originally posted by dodgyboy
Heres mine (maybe)
think that would start to spin me out after a little while....

dodgyboy 07-07-2003 19:39

It used to be a bit off putting, but Im used to it now :angel:

Ramrod 07-07-2003 21:33

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Originally posted by dodgyboy
Heres mine (maybe)
Wierd eyelashes on the upper lid....

King Blimp 07-07-2003 21:37

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Mine, God bless object desktop ;)

Peter 07-07-2003 21:40

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Mine...

Jules 07-07-2003 21:46

I like the tv listing you have on yours Peter

dilli-theclaw 10-07-2003 09:31

ok - since I've recently started playing with linux again - here's my linux desktop (resized for speed)

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/thomas....mall_linux.jpg

The original is here

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/thomas....arge_linux.jpg

ps - yes i DO like linux now (especially now that I got it to print out accross my network):D :D :D

imback 10-07-2003 09:42

Quick question about samurize, why does my active script not work for free disk space? I can get everything else running fine, but this script shows as "not activated" or something.

I found the rest of it pretty easy to use, I was suprised.

Richard M 10-07-2003 10:14

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I still love the Amiga:

Mark W 10-07-2003 10:58

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Originally posted by imback
Quick question about samurize, why does my active script not work for free disk space? I can get everything else running fine, but this script shows as "not activated" or something.

I found the rest of it pretty easy to use, I was suprised.

down at the very bottom of the script options bit on the right you got 'drive space properties'. Have you selected your drive?

imback 10-07-2003 11:24

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Originally posted by Mark W
down at the very bottom of the script options bit on the right you got 'drive space properties'. Have you selected your drive?
Yep done that, select C but I still have that message, and it is just showing my HD as 30 gig full, even though it's ony gt something like 6 gig on it?

What's the 2 boxes at the bottom for? You can type in them (can't remember what they are labled as now I'm not at home).

bopdude 10-07-2003 11:48

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Originally posted by imback
Yep done that, select C but I still have that message, and it is just showing my HD as 30 gig full, even though it's ony gt something like 6 gig on it?

What's the 2 boxes at the bottom for? You can type in them (can't remember what they are labled as now I'm not at home).

The boxs at the bottom are for disc space, total, free, used and in what increments you want it displayed in, by the sound of it you have got total drive space set as the default :)

imback 10-07-2003 11:50

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Originally posted by bopdude
The boxs at the bottom are for disc space, total, free, used and in what increments you want it displayed in, by the sound of it you have got total drive space set as the default :)
Thought it was something I hadn't added in, these are the text boxes, so what do I type in the, sorry to sound stupid.

Thanks bye the way.

bopdude 10-07-2003 11:52

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Originally posted by imback
Thought it was something I hadn't added in, these are the text boxes, so what do I type in the, sorry to sound stupid.

Thanks bye the way.

You dont have to type, there's a drop down list, I hope this cures it for you, if not let us know :)

imback 10-07-2003 11:57

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Originally posted by bopdude
You dont have to type, there's a drop down list, I hope this cures it for you, if not let us know :)
Think I have done that, I can't check now, but I have 2 text boxes towards the bottom, ca't for the life of remeber what they are labled as. Thanks I'll check it al when I get home. :)

Shaun 10-07-2003 12:59

My Dell has an inferiority complex, it thinks its a mac!:p

Dupre 13-07-2003 01:51

not much but heres mine...

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/dupre2000/seddo.jpg

Martin 13-07-2003 02:05

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Originally posted by Dupre
not much but heres mine...

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/dupre2000/seddo.jpg

I like the whats on tv.;) How do you do that?

Dupre 13-07-2003 02:15

samurize, and just takes some minor scripting, you can also add in sky channels. but i havent had time to get it sorted, and with limited room...

also thinkin about changing the OSX bar at the bottom to just one long taskbar.

Martin 13-07-2003 02:24

Looks really good:) I'm going to have a tinker its a must have.

Dupre 13-07-2003 02:33

:) the File Menu and OSX bar are part of Object Desktop, the TV bits are samurize.

Lord Nikon 13-07-2003 04:28

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My Desktop

Lew 13-07-2003 10:40

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Originally posted by dellwear
My Dell has an inferiority complex, it thinks its a mac!:p
Same with my Dell! :D

(it has the 'Aqua Blue.jpg' desktop pic from OS X)

poolking 13-07-2003 10:50

Mac, that has now reminded of food thanks everyone, look like I'm to McDonalds for dinner. :)

idi banashapan 13-07-2003 14:11

some seriously cool desktops out there!!! here's my humble one......

idi banashapan 13-07-2003 14:15

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and like, magic, it appears!!!.....

Lord Nikon 13-07-2003 16:54

Incidentally, on the pic of my desktop you can (just) see the clock at top right of my first monitor, and the new taskbar at the bottom :)

and I AM running windows lol

ignite 13-07-2003 22:33

Hey, one for you mac users out there. One of the guys at work (a Uni) got a new 17" powerbook, and set the wallpaper as the fishtank screensaver. It didn't take up any noticable processor power, and all of the apps were running fine. From what I can gather, with a little 3rd party software, you can get any screensaver to run as wallpaper.

For what it's worth, my work mac has all of the previous and current Tomb Raider movie pics, randomly changing every 60 secs.

Chris 13-07-2003 23:33

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Originally posted by ignite
Hey, one for you mac users out there. One of the guys at work (a Uni) got a new 17" powerbook, and set the wallpaper as the fishtank screensaver. It didn't take up any noticable processor power, and all of the apps were running fine. From what I can gather, with a little 3rd party software, you can get any screensaver to run as wallpaper.

For what it's worth, my work mac has all of the previous and current Tomb Raider movie pics, randomly changing every 60 secs.

Indeed you can. You can also choose a photoshop image as wallpaper if you like. Versatile things, Macs ... ;)

Lew 14-07-2003 10:01

Heh! I tried the desktop screensaver trick on my creaky old G3/500 PowerBook. I had to SSH in from my Windows box and kill the process as the PowerBook became completely unresponsive. I guess it couldn't handle Flurry as the desktop picture :D

Bifta 15-07-2003 23:55

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Here's mine, until I've worked out how to make samurize configs stay behind other applications I'm not putting any more on it :(

handyman 16-07-2003 00:04

right click on the samurize icon and click on pin to desktop

Mal 19-07-2003 22:45

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Here's how I've got mine now.....

Will be getting samurize soon though.

KingPhoenix 20-07-2003 00:11

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Originally posted by handyman
right click on the samurize icon and click on pin to desktop
LMAO... yeah

If this is ticked, click it again to make it un-ticked, so it stays behind the other windows ;)


Also ive decided to wait for a few releases of config files... i seem to be hopeless at creating my own :S

Xaccers 20-07-2003 01:04

Ok, I'm playing around with samurize, got simple meters showing cpu usage, disk space etc (alas don't seem to have temp sensors)
Question now is, how do I modify my desktop icons to look spherical and funky? :D

handyman 20-07-2003 10:01

here is a good place to start for cool icons.

ic14 20-07-2003 10:20

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Heres my iBooks desktop

Nothing too special

Execpt for the fact that im still stuck with os 10.1.5 and i have installed ASM to bring back the old Application menu

Mark W 20-07-2003 10:23

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Originally posted by handyman
here is a good place to start for cool icons.
cool...... :D....well, there goes my afternoon :)

Xaccers 20-07-2003 13:23

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Here's mine

So many questions tho!
How do I get rid of the shortcut names and shortcut arrows?

alan.ralskey 20-07-2003 13:27

that is rather cool Xaccers.

I had best think about putting one on mine but there is normally so many windows open that I rarely see it.

Richard M 20-07-2003 13:49

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Originally posted by Xaccers
Here's mine

So many questions tho!
How do I get rid of the shortcut names and shortcut arrows?

You need to modify the registry but Google search for XTeq XSetup which can do it for you.

Tricky 20-07-2003 14:13

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Originally posted by Roger K
You need to modify the registry but Google search for XTeq XSetup which can do it for you.
TweakXP can do this also (I think?)
My desktop:

handyman 20-07-2003 14:36

removing the names is very simple. simply delete the name then hold down alt and type 255. for the first thats ok but for the others you will need to type alt 255 2 times , 3 times etc so they are all not called the same. you must release the alt key between each repetition though. tweak xp has a function to remove the shortcut overlay as well. enjoy :)

Tricky- why edit out your local ip addy? 192.168.0.xxx
It does not give anybody anything that they can get to your comp with :)

Tricky 20-07-2003 15:05

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Originally posted by handyman
Tricky- why edit out your local ip addy? 192.168.0.xxx
It does not give anybody anything that they can get to your comp with :)

No real reason, I was just in a cut and paste frenzy...:shrug:

Xaccers 20-07-2003 17:39

I can't get rid of the Recycle Bin name!
I've tried the reg hacks and they haven't worked :(
What am I doing wrong?

handyman 20-07-2003 18:17

xaccers, create a short cut to it. Use tweak xp to remove the real icon from the desktop, then rename the short cut.

Simple really :)

Jerrek 20-07-2003 20:21

http://home.cogeco.ca/~johannj/personal/AR15_small.jpg

Jules 20-07-2003 22:09

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Originally posted by Xaccers
Here's mine

So many questions tho!
How do I get rid of the shortcut names and shortcut arrows?


That is great I really like that

Paul K 20-07-2003 23:32

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Originally posted by Xaccers
Here's mine

How big was that jpeg Xaccers?
Quote:

So many questions tho!
How do I get rid of the shortcut names and shortcut arrows?
Tweakui ?
http://download.microsoft.com/downlo...ertoySetup.exe

TheTyke1967UK 22-07-2003 23:46

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May have mis-read but came across this avril one if any good.

Tyke

You're only young once; you can be immature forever:spin: :spin:

Pompey1 23-07-2003 08:30

Just found this link for a program called 'Winwall'.
It changes your wallpaper for you utomatically or whenever you want.


http://www.simtel.net/product.php?id=60958

Lew 23-07-2003 14:02

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Originally posted by Pompey1
Just found this link for a program called 'Winwall'.
It changes your wallpaper for you utomatically or whenever you want.


http://www.simtel.net/product.php?id=60958

[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]

:p :D

Chris 23-07-2003 14:03

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Originally posted by Mimizuku no Lew
http://homepage.mac.com/lwernham/.Pi...ngeDesktop.png

:p :D

Yet again, Windows users are forced to scour the web for useful gizmos us smug Mac geeks get as part of the deal .... :D

Xaccers 23-07-2003 15:17

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Originally posted by towny
Yet again, Windows users are forced to scour the web for useful gizmos us smug Mac geeks get as part of the deal .... :D
But isn't that anti-competative? :D

What about all those poor desktop rotation developers out there that Apple are preventing from making any money?
Bad Apple! Go sit in the corner! :D

Chris 23-07-2003 15:24

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Originally posted by Xaccers
But isn't that anti-competative? :D
Well there has to be some advantage to being in a minority... ;)

You're right though, Apple gets away with murder. The Apple-designed digital media software that's bundled with them would have had the US supreme court in fits if it had been M$ bundling with Windows. And Apple has pushed Final Cut Pro so hard that Adobe has backed out of the market for Mac video editing to concentrate on a Windows-only version of its own software. Who would have thought we'd see the day?

Dupre 23-07-2003 15:52

Towny, what you forget is that mac is a proprietry system, unlike Windows/DOS/PCs... which are, in a sense "open source" where people can find snippets of code, and use standard programming techniques and applications for building programs. Where-as macs are owned by Apple, and in theory, like xbox, only allow "signed" programs to run, thus making it an Apple only machine.

Apple dont fall into the anti-trust sections of the US law, because its there technology to do with as they want.

Chris 23-07-2003 16:04

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Originally posted by Dupre
Towny, what you forget is that mac is a proprietry system, unlike Windows/DOS/PCs... which are, in a sense "open source" where people can find snippets of code, and use standard programming techniques and applications for building programs. Where-as macs are owned by Apple, and in theory, like xbox, only allow "signed" programs to run, thus making it an Apple only machine.

Apple dont fall into the anti-trust sections of the US law, because its there technology to do with as they want.

Utter BS - there is absolutely nothing 'open source' about any Micro$oft product. Its source code is a very closely guarded secret. Apple's Darwin, on the other hand, is truly open source as you well know and have discussed in other threads. It's UNIX, for goodness sake ... it doesn't get much more open than that.

As for hardware, yes, Apple's hardware is proprietory, but then so is PC. The only difference is IBM have licenced their product; Apple by and large have not.

As for US anti-trust legislation, it is designed to protect against market dominance and has nothing to do with whether a product is proprietory or not. For a whole range of reasons (poor marketing by Apple in the 1990s being one of them) Microsoft has a dominant position in the desktop Operating System market. This leads to closer scrutiny of their business practices than for Apple, which has a comparitively tiny share of the desktop OS market.

anarion 23-07-2003 16:27

quick question......

what version of samurize do i download so i can start fiddling with my desktop?????? :confused:

oh and heres mine atm (minus icons as i have this pic as an image on my pc!)

not sure how big it is tho! :shrug:

Dupre 23-07-2003 16:28

0.85d im using

anarion 23-07-2003 16:31

which version of samurize do i d/l?

anarion 23-07-2003 16:31

sorry pc went nuts.....so not the new version then?

Dupre 23-07-2003 16:36

Quote:

Originally posted by towny
Utter BS - there is absolutely nothing 'open source' about any Micro$oft product. Its source code is a very closely guarded secret. Apple's Darwin, on the other hand, is truly open source as you well know and have discussed in other threads. It's UNIX, for goodness sake ... it doesn't get much more open than that.

As for hardware, yes, Apple's hardware is proprietory, but then so is PC. The only difference is IBM have licenced their product; Apple by and large have not.

As for US anti-trust legislation, it is designed to protect against market dominance and has nothing to do with whether a product is proprietory or not. For a whole range of reasons (poor marketing by Apple in the 1990s being one of them) Microsoft has a dominant position in the desktop Operating System market. This leads to closer scrutiny of their business practices than for Apple, which has a comparitively tiny share of the desktop OS market.

I really wish you wouldnt reply to me, you make yourself look more stupid to the people in my office, everytime you do.
When they finally teach you to read, notice i said that Windows/DOS/PC's are more "open source" <= notice the speach marks, go ask a parent what that usually means.

Windows has standard layers in which applications can run, and those systems are open for people to use with programming languages, Microsoft VS is still the most compatible environment for Windows, where-as borland does a good job, and works through some of its own layers, libraries and work arounds. UNIX isnt even slightly open source, Linux is, UNIX isnt... hence why SCO are suing everyone under the sun, its alot harder to program for Macs than PCs because there architectures are completely different, theres masses and masses of reffernce code for x86 structures, because its open, everyone knows it, microsoft have to conform to this in order to get things to run. Apples run on a system that is proprietry, like MP3... but in this case, most of the coding and technology isny avilable for people to access, even if you wrote a program for UNIX or Linux, it would work probabaly at best 80%... thats a generous number, but it wont work, if it did... there would be many people besides mac users using iTunes...

now before you reply to this, go read a book on computer architecture, or like me, take a degree in software engineering, then come back and comment.

Lew 23-07-2003 17:11

[EDIT: Such uninformed drivel isn't even worth a reply]

Chris 23-07-2003 17:35

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Originally posted by Dupre
I really wish you wouldnt reply to me,
Then go and utter your drivel where no-one has to listen to you instead of in a public discussion forum.

Quote:

... like me, take a degree in software engineering,
It's a pity you don't use your vast knowledge and experience to help members of this forum. All I ever seem to see you do on here is log in long enough to post a line or two of patronizing, unhelpful hot air.

I shall leave others more technically qualified than I to judge how well you are applying your degree. But I can't help noticing the smell of BS on the air.

Bifta 23-07-2003 17:36

Quote:

Originally posted by Dupre
now before you reply to this, go read a book on computer architecture, or like me, take a degree in software engineering, then come back and comment.
I'm guessing a GCSE in manners wasn't a prerequisite for your geeky degree course.

Dupre 23-07-2003 21:14

odd how any time i post all you do is bad mouth me, you just like jumping in and antagonising people my guess. Any info i provide is factual and based on what i know from my job and degrees.

BenH 23-07-2003 21:16

Quote:

Originally posted by Dupre
I really wish you wouldnt reply to me, you make yourself look more stupid to the people in my office, everytime you do.
When they finally teach you to read, notice i said that Windows/DOS/PC's are more "open source" <= notice the speach marks, go ask a parent what that usually means.



I would say that there is plenty of documentation available for the API's which make the job slightly easier, so long as you use M$ approved compilers and languages and there are plenty of snippets of code available making coding an app somewhat easier. However then you have all the fun of the instabilities, slightly different versions of API's and of course the DLL's.

It once took me 70 hours to code a serial comms app for a uP slave, all because MS decided you dont really need to access the serial ports.

Quote:

Windows has standard layers in which applications can run, and those systems are open for people to use with programming languages, Microsoft VS is still the most compatible environment for Windows, where-as borland does a good job, and works through some of its own layers, libraries and work arounds. UNIX isnt even slightly open source, Linux is, UNIX isnt... hence why SCO are suing everyone under the sun, its alot harder to program for Macs than PCs because there architectures are completely different, theres masses and masses of reffernce code for x86 structures, because its open, everyone knows it, microsoft have to conform to this in order to get things to run. Apples run on a system that is proprietry, like MP3... but in this case, most of the coding and technology isny avilable for people to access, even if you wrote a program for UNIX or Linux, it would work probabaly at best 80%... thats a generous number, but it wont work, if it did... there would be many people besides mac users using iTunes...
VS is overpriced second rate bloatware, Dev-C++ is far better and includes GDB support which walks all over the so called MS debugger. Still dont get Electric Fence however :)

As for UNIX, well it gets messy. Linux is UNIX like, actually a development of minix and shares code with BSD. BSD is a genetic UNIX to borrow ESR's term and the source is freely available under a non-viral license. SystemV source code (TRUE UNIX if you must) was untill recently freely available and had huge amounts of BSD code stolen and inserted into it. UNIXware and Solaris, the two 'big' commercial unicies are closed source, however there has been the accusation by former SCO coders than unixware is full of GPL code, especially the linux personality layer. Solaris shares characteristics with linux and includes some LGPL code seperate from the OS itself, eg the desktop.

AIX is a completely different kind of UNIX created by IBM, which was only able to be called UNIX via the license from Novell and later transfered to SCO(who BTW are now a band of fraudsters).

Apple still win however on design.

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now before you reply to this, go read a book on computer architecture, or like me, take a degree in software engineering, then come back and comment.
I code in ASM (x86 and MIPS) for fun, BOW BEFORE ME!!! :D

Now I'm off to recover my SuSE sytem after playing with the kernel a little too much:Peaceman:

Mark W 23-07-2003 21:18

ok folks......be nice and dont make me paste links to the T&C.

Having a heated debate is good - insulting each other isnt :nono:

Dupre 23-07-2003 21:33

ASM *shudders* reminds me of my Cobol days...

Kudo's for SuSE tho :)

Tricky 23-07-2003 21:34

COBOL eh...so how much money did you make leading up to the year 2000 changing all that code...

PS this is getting of topic ... at present ... Can we keep a line... Cheers all

Dupre 23-07-2003 21:40

ok, back on topic, heres my current desktop... got a bit bored with the OSX one this week...

[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]

Ramrod 23-07-2003 23:55

Quote:

Originally posted by Dupre
ok, back on topic, heres my current desktop... got a bit bored with the OSX one this week...

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/dupre2000/seddo2.jpg

respect:)
I bow down before your desktop.....
Though may I suggest that you remove the links from your desktop so that the true splendour of the map can be appreciated:D

Bifta 23-07-2003 23:59

Quote:

Originally posted by Dupre
odd how any time i post all you do is bad mouth me, you just like jumping in and antagonising people my guess. Any info i provide is factual and based on what i know from my job and degrees.
Maybe it's your attitude towards other people, you need to turn that finger round and point it at yourself for once.

Ben 24-07-2003 00:18

Quote:

Originally posted by Bifta
Maybe it's your attitude towards other people, you need to turn that finger round and point it at yourself for once.
Enough... :notopic:

Dupre 24-07-2003 00:35

i was looking for a scan of the metalic one floating around HMV. I have the movie poster or Middle Earth on my wall. The Desktop one is apparently a sketched out one from the book, and enlarged.

If anyone has a decent picture of the whole of Arda, gimme a PM :)

Also, amusing to see after i post a picture of the 3rd Age of Middle earth, Gandalf pops up ;-) White or Grey?

VanTheMan 24-07-2003 01:29

Could anyone post their Samurize script for retreiving the uk tv listings as the download section of the samurize site is unavailable at this time

much appreciated

Paul K 24-07-2003 08:21

Quote:

Originally posted by Dupre
i was looking for a scan of the metalic one floating around HMV. I have the movie poster or Middle Earth on my wall. The Desktop one is apparently a sketched out one from the book, and enlarged.

If anyone has a decent picture of the whole of Arda, gimme a PM :)

Also, amusing to see after i post a picture of the 3rd Age of Middle earth, Gandalf pops up ;-) White or Grey?

http://www.annalsofarda.dk/Annals-of...ables/Maps.htm has some nice maps.

Paul K 24-07-2003 10:56

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Originally posted by VanTheMan
Could anyone post their Samurize script for retreiving the uk tv listings as the download section of the samurize site is unavailable at this time

much appreciated

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/irene.keeler/uktv_v3.zip this one?

VanTheMan 24-07-2003 12:25

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Originally posted by Paul
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/irene.keeler/uktv_v3.zip this one?


Thanks Paul :cool:

Dupre 24-07-2003 15:36

The Maps arent bad, still no Arda :(

also, has anyone actually got the UKTV script to update properly? Mine tends to stall and stop updating sometimes.

ic14 24-07-2003 18:02

I could post my latest desktop from my win pc,
But i think it would be breaking some kind of picture rule on this site :D

ic14 24-07-2003 18:13

Quote:

Originally posted by Roger K
I still love the Amiga:
Is that an actual amiga??

Love that wallpaper BTW!

Paul K 24-07-2003 23:24

Quote:

Originally posted by VanTheMan
Thanks Paul :cool:
No probs :)

Quote:

Originally posted by Dupre
also, has anyone actually got the UKTV script to update properly? Mine tends to stall and stop updating sometimes.
I had to re-set my script to make sure it was pointing to the right text file, apart from that no problems. What settings are you using?

Defiant 25-07-2003 14:13

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New and updated theme. I was bored but I like it

albone 25-07-2003 19:51

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This is my current one. (wow it worked!)

ic14 08-09-2003 14:29

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Heres my latest desktop from my ibook

Chris 08-09-2003 15:01

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Quote:

Originally posted by ic14
Heres my latest desktop from my ibook
Very nice ... And an alias for your apps folder in the dock too! Why didn't I think of that?

*adds it for this evening's todo list*

I see from your SBOD that you're still using osx 10.1.x ... you should get 10.2, it's way better, especially if you have an older iBook - you'll notice a significant increase in speed.

Here's my latest work desktop - photo is the Trifid Nebula, courtesy of Hubble.

ic14 08-09-2003 15:07

Clever way of sorting files out.

Yeah i should really upgrade to 10.2, but 10.3 will be out soon so i may aswell wait for that.

I thought everyone added there apps folder to the dock, lol

Shaun 08-09-2003 15:32

Heres my latest:

edit - where's my file?

Mal 08-09-2003 18:28

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Here's what mine looks like now....

Steve H 08-09-2003 18:44

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Originally posted by dellwear
Heres my latest:

edit - where's my file?

Did you attach it?

Dave Stones 08-09-2003 18:49

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mine is nice and simple seeing as how this pc is only a day old :D

Shaun 08-09-2003 19:12

I attached it but it just comes up empty.

I managed to work out how to upload to our webspace, so here it is.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jason.r...e%20Galaxy.bmp

:)

MadGamer 10-09-2003 16:58

How do i submit mine?

Chris 10-09-2003 17:13

Quote:

Originally posted by WNA
How do i submit mine?
Take a screen dump (use the print screen key on your keyboard) then either attach the file to your post using the option below the Your Reply window, or upload it to your ntl webspace and put the URL within your post.


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