Maybe they forgot to switch it on... [e digicons]
RogueRabbit
I fixed my activation problem with CursorFX+ by doing the following: 1. Uninstall CursorFX+ 2. Go to Program Files\Stardock (or whereever it is installed) 3. Delete the CursorFX folder (this won't affect cursor themes downloaded as it is stored in your Documents folder) 4. Install CursorFX+ again (either through Impulse or the standalone installation)
The error in the event viewer when this abnormal termination occurs is as follows (on Vista Ultimate x64 SP1): Faulting application sdactivate.exe, version 1.0.4.6, time stamp 0x479f5025, faulting module sdactivate.exe, version 1.0.4.6, time stamp 0x479f5025, exception code 0xc000000d, fault offset 0x00057c37, process id 0x9c, application start time 0x01c9047e991ff937.
Try the installation from downloads.com, it seems to work better than the SD Central/Impulse download version at this time.
The media player skin is brilliant! 12/10 for that one.
You can also try [link="http://www.binaryfortress.com/displayfusion/"]DisplayFusion[/link], which also has got a few practical features.
When using Opera Browser to view the home page the following occurs: When you move your mouse cursor over the element bars "Today's favourites" and "Top Master skins" the pictures showing the application icons moves up a bit. Doing this repeatedly will result in the icons moving off the screen at the top. Looks really funny but I reckon it's not meant to be [I]that[/I] dynamic.
When opening Vista's Windows Media Center the cursor image disappears. You can still select the buttons in the UI but you have to guess where the cursor is. The cursor image is visible again once Media Center is closed. This also happened with CursorXP. OS:Windows Vista Ultimate CursorFX version:2.00 Preview 1
In South Africa just about every day is national shutdown day, which is proudly sponsored by the national electricity supplier. Problem is that all electrical equipment gets shut down at random times by them, not just computers...