No. & No. ;D You wouldn’t want them docked together and as you become more familiar with it, the freedom of the windows is quite welcoming. As I said, it’s a different world here but once you get used to it, it’s just like making a sandwich.
ONE NOTE: If you use it, SAVE OFTEN, alot of the script plugins will crash, not constant but good to save anyway. Save in .xcf format will allow you to keep all layers etc…open and just like working with a current window and will not merge images.
Sounds like a lot of minimizing… ;D
I’m sure you get used to it.
How is it going with your “mouse/mouse pad” image Paul?
Is the computer ok?
An hour ago I spilled a whole cup of coffee over my mouse… (Mx1000) :o
and the rest of the desktop… :‘(
terrible waste of coffee… :’(
It stopped working. ???
Picked it apart, and cleaned it. A moment with the hairdryer did the trick. ;D
Now it’s working again. (:CLP)
Good to hear. Although a shame about the coffee… (:AGY)
Well, thanks to Justin’s link with Paragon exact image, I restored my system to a clean state in about 10 minutes! Absolutely fantastic. Forget about drive image 8 , blah, couldn’t even find the image. So I had a fresh install with all updates etc…in no time. Boy was I happy!
I used to have some software called Drive Copy, by (I think) PowerQuest, which was bought by Symantec. Once I migrated to XP, it no longer functioned. I now have Ghost, but don’t like the program or functionality. They (PowerQuest) had one called Drive Image or Image Copy or something; it had more capabilities than Drive Copy, but both had these in common - it created an exact image of the entire drive, and “hid” it in a new partition (stated reason: no conflict w/2 OS on same machine). This was accomplished outside of the OS, from disks. From those disks, you could choose to change which drive (original or copy) would be the Master, and it would switch those for you. This was in the days before VM’s and all that, so you couldn’t create scheduled copies. By the descriptions on Paragon’s website, these look to be very much the same as what I used to have (with advances in technology, of course). Very interesting. I shall have to procure…
I copied this :my reply to your other post , lol didn’t know you’d post twice on this so here…
Little Mac, Paragon Exact Image is great, Drive copy >humbug. It won’t recognize the back up. Last night my pc crashed “again” and I fumbled around trying to get drive image to work, it said it did and when I rebooted it said “NO OS” found. Nice huh? So I used my Paragon disk for Exact Image and it restored from the capsule to a fresh install that I backed up with Paragon, 10 minutes flat, all my updates, programs etc…IT’s AWESOME. Just a bit of info for you. BUT you should make a floppy\cd\or dvd to run off if the PC crashes, saved my hide!
Paul
As I stated, drive copy stinks, exact image works great. So for you I suggest Exact Image, not Drive copy.
Actually, I might’ve beaten you had I not bothered to copy the thread link as well.
FF9 has its own limits like the other traditional ones at level 99. Look at Justin or Mike (level 6688! What the h^ll is that?! That’ll take a year to reach such level).
That thing actually fits in a gameboy nowadays ??? (I haven’t kept up with games and such in years). I thought technology and fashion loves to makes things more portable and compact. Or maybe the wiki pic was too big.
Yes I do some mild PC gaming on my Compaq (specs below), it doesn’t have a great graphics card Nvidia GeForice 6150LE, I will be purchasing a RAM upgrade so it will have 2 GB of RAM sometime soon…
I play Halo, F.E.A.R. Online (free version) and MechWarrior Mercs. Looking into other online games for later