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Stardock has released ObjectDock 1.9. ObjectDock is a free program that adds a configurable, skinnable dock to Windows. Once installed, users can add short-cuts, display running tasks, and add mini-applets called docklets to their docks that can display weather information, time, system info, or much anything else.

ObjectDock 1.9 adds a host of new features including a Start menu docklet (for bringing up the real Start menu in the system tray), live thumbnail previews on Windows Vista, a new weather docklet, minimize and restore effects on Windows Vista, free-form screen positioning, a new graphics engine for massively better performance, reduce memory requirements, new tileable dock backgrounds, and much more.

I am running Vista business on my laptop and have a 40gb drive. 37.2 total available drive space. I'm showing 12.4gb available space. However, when I viewed the properties of all the drives folders the total "used" disk space adds up to 14.37....

I am running Vista business on my laptop and have a 40gb drive. 37.2 total available drive space. I'm showing 12.4gb available space. However, when I viewed the properties of all the drives folders the total "used" disk space adds up to 14.37....

what does everyone think of VPC2007 and vmware? I have always used vmware. and now i have Vista on my laptop, so i installed VPC2007. from what i noticed so far is: no virtual adapter, instead vpc adds protocals to the existing ones. options and features seem kinda basic.

what does everyone think of VPC2007 and vmware? I have always used vmware. and now i have Vista on my laptop, so i installed VPC2007. from what i noticed so far is: no virtual adapter, instead vpc adds protocals to the existing ones. options and features seem kinda basic.

what does everyone think of VPC2007 and vmware? I have always used vmware. and now i have Vista on my laptop, so i installed VPC2007. from what i noticed so far is: no virtual adapter, instead vpc adds protocals to the existing ones. options and features seem kinda basic.

I usually don't laugh when i see these adds - but mac got vista's number when they made this one. I lol'd when i saw this...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuqZ8AqmLPY

A majority of real life companies have "refer-a-friend" deals that are a very low cost way to acquire new customers. In SL, referral deals are even more effective due to the ease of communication between avatars and the viral aspect of SL. MutualWin for free aggregates the referral deals that are available and adds a new element. It encourages charities to become the "referrer", giving companies both a new method to acquire customers while helping non-profits.Questions?[Removed for spam]

Here's a shell mod I've been using for quite a long time. I don't remember when I started using it but I've always had it in some form on a CD or floppy or webserver etc. Basically it is a shell extension for explorer that adds a hidden file toggle and file extension toggle. See picture:

Obviously you can guess what they do from the picture. Hide/Unhide hidden files and Hide/Unhide extensions.

I wrote an installer (just a simple batch script) just extract the files and double-click on the file called 'installer' and it will copy the 2 files to system32 and then register them.

Other than live mail being able to use hotmail and having adds, is there any differences?