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Here goes my desktop for May: VS: areao4 (shellstyle.dll modded) WP: based on areao4 VS Winamp: away, adapted to areao4 Miranda: CList: minimal modern 0.2 by blume666, slightly modded Icons: based on VS IEView: dynamic 05.1 by T0rti Firefox: Standardtheme, modded by me Litestep: 0.24.7, theme based on VS, done by me RKlauncher: Icons: areao4 by vactor and own

And again, my vote goes to spenxa. The icons totally fit the VS, just great!

Its definately spenxa this month

Well, I wouldn't be able to work with it, the way it looks like

I found it here.

So here is my very first submission... -Samurize -AVEdesk -ObjectDock Comments please?

Hmm, are you sure your iso is bootable? How did you create the iso?

Hmm, a little more information would be nice... Whats on the disc, what were you trying to boot/achive...

Have you tried using a modified .THEME file, where you put your wallpaper settings? Works for me...

Try searching the forums for the correct parameters of CDIMAGE or whatever you use...

So what is the point? The 'optimize'-option does just that. Have you actually tried it?

E.g. it's the -o parameter while using CDIMAGE.EXE

By taking a look at the screenshot he posted, I could spot several server versions Nevermind

Tstststs... ..and the site says there is a server version..

A few more informations would be nice, like whatare you using. BCDW? CDShell? Anything else is working?

I really prefer the MDA3 from T-Mobile...

Nonetheless you won't get faster than your ISP lets you. What these programs do is using multiple connections. They say (and are right about it) that if you can download a file with, lets say, 10K/s, then it is ofcourse faster if you can use like 4 connections, each with 10K/s down, summing it up to 40K/s down instead of 10... But you can tweak as much as you want, the limit is your ISP

...and you better keep your old hardware...

No, it is not, unless you want to put the same MP3 more than once onto a CD

If you have identical files on your CD, you could use CDIMAGE to save space. What it does is put each identical file only once into the image and create some sort of link to the other occurences of that file. E.g. you have the file X, which is in folder A, B and C. Instead of writing it three times into the image, it writes it only once, and makes links from folder A, B and C to direkt to the physical location of the file in the image. PS: I hope that explanation is correct, otherwise someone please correct me..

What you need to do is copy the folder DOSAPPS into the root of your MultibootCD aswell. BOOT and IMAGES isn't enough anymore. That should solve the 'File not found'-problem.

Create a new ISO using CDIMAGE.EXE and remember to use the parameter -o Your image should be about the original size again...

..And that's the reason for doubleposting? ;-)

Hi.. WINNTBBU.DL_ is a compressed version of the file WINNTBBU.DLL. If you want to modify it, you have to expand it using the command EXPAND. It should be enough to have either the compressed or expanded version in your I386 folder for it to work.

Hi.. What exactly is the problem you encounter? Any errormessages or anything? Screenshots might help aswell.