If you are using XP - you HAVE to look at this!

[Peter Peeker]

LOL

yeah, I couldn't see you posting anything that had that kinda crap in it.

[RawSpawn]

I'm using 4.2. I don't really see much difference. Startup/shutdown screens changed. I can change the size of the icons on my desktop. That's it, unless I am just not noticing changes made.

[Thew]

bookmarked
waiting to see who else uses it and if they like it

[BigC]

Originally posted by Thew:
bookmarked
waiting to see who else uses it and if they like it

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">ditto

[Peter Peeker]

here's a question...
if I install this, is it easy to remove, should I change my mind?

[-megalithanod]

Originally posted by FrankenPeeker:
here's a question...
if I install this, is it easy to remove, should I change my mind?

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">It is just a program like any other than can be removed. Just make sure when it asks you with the selection page if you want to back up to click it - that way you can restore what is going on.

[Geral]

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