i'm a bit confused by your reply. could you please explain... imagine that i have NEVER used skin studio or anything... only installed and use windowbinds... so, from there... what are the steps that i need to take? please abbreviate as little as possible thanks!
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yes! that's precisely what i was looking for!!! thanks.
If i use a dark colored theme, like UnderGrd UnderGround by shirazti, the menu title text is usually very difficult or impossible to read (most significantly that i've noticed) in Firefox (but perhaps in other apps as well). The XP folder views are legible as the font/ menu text colors typically appear w/ appropriate contrast (i.e. white, or light colored text instead of black over a dark colored theme), but often the Quick Launch menu items'
I have seveverl HDD's on which i use different WindowBlinds skinds... in a way to tell them apart, but also for fun. Recently, I installed one of my favorites so far, the "Retro" skin. The question I'm about to ask here may or may not have anything to do with that that aforementioned installation of WB and it's Retro skin, however, I wanted to provide that info as a potential variable which could be affecting my situation. the Issue at han
how does one launch the "theme manager"?
rock on! the rainlender (calendar) is awesome, and the events/ to-do features are EXACTLY what i've been looking for! (no more txt docs in my startup for reminders...hehe)
DesktopX is part of the Object Desktop suite of applications and I highly recommend it. Rainlender is a stand-alone project and there is a link to their site in the Rainlender gallery. Lantec, thank you very much for your thoughtful, informative reply. It is much appreciated, and exactly the info that i
You can get the calendar using DesktopX or Rainlendar. Both do the job quite nicely... thanks. why might i choose one over the other? why two apps for the same function?
I see a calendar (full month views) in a lot of the screenshots. i don't know if this is part of the wallpapers that y'all have installed, or if it is a customizable feature from one of the Stardock products. Right now, i only have WindowBlinds 4.4 -- do i need to install an add-on, or another Stardock app? a seperate question, i think... what is the Rainlender? is this where i get the calendar? i apologize if this is a redun