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As a license has 5 activations, does a second one get used after a reinstall? I'm running Windows 8 and plan to back up my activation, reinstall, and then restore that activation.

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i was thinking the same thing. where is Opera 9?

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http://news.softpedia.com/newsImage/IE7-vs...pera-9-20-4.png 20mb my a**

Opera again

i had an issue. It prevented a lot of p2p action.

I've been using Skype for over a year i believe and i have to say, it's a very good program. On land-line and non-land-line connections(using SkypeOut), the quality is better than the quality that i get from my regular Phone. When i talk to another Skype user through Skype, the sound quality is crystal clear. My mom talked to her friend in Bulgaria(we're currently living in California) yesterday and the sound was really incredible.

i guess Vista sucks

http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/4016/sshot7cp2.jpg It's a little boring, but nevertheless, i like it.

ditto on the above comment. Ashampoo even has support for FLAC and Vorbis

i know that. i have a pretty **** recent version of mplayer. but when i tried rulesPlayer with it, i got no picture, so something must be wrong.

thanks for the explination. i had no idea that mp3packer could do that. i recently made some changes to the script. Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") srcFolder = InputBox("Select the source folder.") If NOT fs.FolderExists(srcFolder) Then MsgBox("Error!, You need a path that exists!") Else Set WshShell= CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WshShell.Run("C:\WINDOWS\system32\stuff\mp3packer.exe" & " -z -t -s " & Chr(34) & srcFolder & Chr(34)) End If it works

i tried it but it didn't work. i tried it on a folder that had 1 mp3 and the console only flashed and disappeared.

the code which i have right now is this. Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") srcFolder = InputBox("Select the source folder.") If NOT fs.FolderExists(srcFolder) Then MsgBox("Error!, You need a path that exists!") Else Set fo = fs.GetFolder(srcFolder) Set WshShell= CreateObject("WScript.Shell") mp3packer = WshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("mp3packer") For Each x in fo.files WshShell.Run(mp3packer & " " & "-z -t -s " & x) Next End If the script runs without any errors. although when it runs mp3packer, it shows some kind of failiure on the consoles that keep popping up. the end result of the command line that the script does should be something like comments would be most appreciated

just tried and and i conclude that it doesn't work

new one today. i'm tired of the PNG madness, so today, the wallpaper is in JPG. i don't care that much anyways. btw, notice the playback buttons that i put on there. They kick a**! Link to desktop Please do not post fullsized screenshots --Zxian

here's mine today. i made a clean and a dirty version. the dirty one has foobar2000 playing "Cast Down the Heretic". very good song by Nile. and at 3:32, Karl Sanders does one awsome solo. it's also my new config(didn't like the WMP11 one that much). Anyways, Enjoy! Dirty: Dirty Link Clean: Clean Link for the Curious ones, the visual style is called Glassic and the wallpaper is from the band Heavenly

thank god i use mplayer from command line

new one today. i found a very good wallpaper which i edited to suit my needs. well, the only thing i edited was all the Dimmu Borgir logos so that it would look nicer and that's about it. anyways, here it is . Clean: Dirty: btw, please don't think that i'm a satanist

desktop theme is HmmXP and the wallpaper is This one

new one today. i got a new wallpaper with the Ace of Spades(the best card out there). i also got my foobie looking like WMP11. it's not that great since i stripped a lot of code from the original layout(it used to be 308 lines and now it's 55) but i like it. i should add bitrate and stuff like that though... Clean: Dirty: Enjoy!

Thank You!

care to give a link to the Visual Style? i can't find it anywhere.