subdude

subdude

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I finally borught out the ol laptop (WinXP Pro) to give it a shot and I am having mostly the same results. Strangely enough, I have it semi working on ONE folder. If I can figure out what is going on during the next few days, I'll share my results, Win2k and earlier seems to go fine - it's just WinXP. , I'll keep at it! Added later: Found this article on MSDN that seems to

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stark, hippie and all- Not your fault, mine since I retrieved the FRENCH version (doh!) > .....new link is http://users.rcn.com/rapitera/xfers/vebwiev20ENG.zip (French ver deleted - let me know if you need it back) Here's how I made it work for me on my Win2k Box: 1. Extract zip to temp dir with paths 2. Copy 'controls' *folder* to %systemroot%\web dir (On my Win2k box this w

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As I mentioned before, the FAQ on their website has instructions for manually activating this as well a reg patch that may be required to re-enable ActiveX plugins locally. In my case (Win2kPro SP3 and IE6) this was required to get it to work. Since the author is exceeding his BW limits , I have cut and pasted it here From the page: Attention!! : Windows 2000 SP3 and Windows XP SP1 users. It seems that Microsoft has, in the above mentioned service packs, added security fixes to Win

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I'm glad everyone liked it as much as I did.. zickandthepeople = What platform are you on? If you're having troubles w/ this and your using Win2k (especially SP3 +) you should read the FAQ on the VebWiev page; there's manual instructions and I had to use them to get it to work on my Win2k box. Also be aware that this uses ActiveX scripting and you may have to lower INTRANET security settings to ge

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Vebwiev is a custom Webview for Windows Explorer. (View of Windows explorer invoked by selecting 'View as Web Page'). It is compatible with Windows 98 / ME / 2k / XP. Vebwiev gives your boring Windows Explorer a new look. Now that you've skinned the *outside* of Windows you can get rid of the

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Ironically enough, I've been working on a new version of the DX Weather object with some script mods (much thanks Martin, [brazen weep], Phil, et al) and was looking to redo some of the icons to fit. I was looking for the orignal author for permissions and couldn't find any references. This not only clears things up, but also makes my job much easier. Way to go SD for showing what you guys are made of; namely quality ethics! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/joke.gif"

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