well I hope they finish it soon. Ever since I updated sdcentral a couple of weeks ago, I haven't been able to connect to the stardock servers through my proxy, even though I was able to do it fine before. That makes me think, how can you download an updated version of SDCentral without SDCentral?
I have the ODNT and WinCustomize subscriptions... and have pretty much everything stardock related AFAIK, but when I try to launch either TabLaunchpad or ControlCenter it says "Please make sure that the Object Desktop Common files are installed". anyone have any idea why? These are the only two programs that won't launch and it's a bit annoying <A HREF="https://www.wincus
go to download.com (cnet) it's way easier to download
I had a chance to use some of these machines back in 1991-92 (I was oh, 14yrs old at the time), and I must say I still long for a file manager as powerful and as easy to use as the Workspace Manager in the NextStep. If you had a NeXTCube, with oh, 16Mb of RAM and 256megs of hard drive you had a friggin kick-ass *NIX box They were sooooo ahead of their time... complete multimedia (back then people
yeah, something's funny w/the themes, it reads the theme .ini's but doesn't seem to be able to load the icons...
Another errata : The statement: "My opinion is that in times like these it would help if people kept a cool head. There is no use in name-calling or blame-shifting. There are completely un-related and hypocritical (sp?)" " Should have read: "My opinion is that in times like these it would help if people kept a cool head. There is no use in name-calling or blame-shifting. There are valid arg
I tried to add a couple of links along with my submission, so here is the second try... they're two editorials from an Australian newspaper that I though were extremely insightful... "Why the hypocrites are right this time" http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/03/19/1047749824418.html "The real reasons America is invading Iraq" http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/03/19/1047749824415.html
"Pax Americana"? I am not American (I am Mexican). I've lived all my life in the Mexico-U.S. Border, between Juarez and El Paso, TX. I am not Anti-American. I can't be. My sisters and their families are Americans and I have a couple of relatives that were in the military. I am definately NOT Pro-Bush. I am aware that Saddam Hussein is not a nice person. My opinion is that in times like these it would help if people kept a cool head. There is no use in name-calling or blam
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