I didn't see a way to turn it off... even end the process with process explorer or task manager. How do you turn it off without uninstalling it?

Also, does anybody else get the problem of using virtual desktops and changing to a new desktop, but the same wall appears? This only happens when I am running Fences.

Thank for the help

XP Dell Mini 9, 1GB Ram 16GB flash drive.

Hello everyone.

I was just wondering if any of you guys bought one of those netbooks. I have a Dell Mini 9 (and I love it). I stayed away from customization and other apps due to fear it would take up system resources and battery power... but I couldn't stay away from a customized desktop!!!! Besides, with a screen that small, you need to make the most out of it.

My Dell Mini has 1gb of ram and 16gb harddrive (actually an internal flash drive) with sd ports and junk... so I don't really have to worry about space too much or vurtual memory due to being able to get an sd card with 32gb (probably get the 16gb one cause i don't want too much stuff on this laptop)

ANYway, the point of this rabling post is this: what do you customize you netbok with?

Right now I am using Virtual Desktop, Windowblinds (so I can get the small title bar and such) and Keepsafe to save backups to the sdcard and the portable hard drive I have (320gb). I am thinking about givng Right Click a try and trying this new program Stardock is making called Fences.

I am hoping to write a article on WinCusto about customizing netbooks, so any feedback would be cool.

Hey, did a forum search but couldn't find this info.

Icon X won't install (boo) and Icon Packager associations don't stick for whatever reason. Also Windows FX doesn't want to run either.

Anybody know when 64 bit will get some computer love?

I installed McAfee (gasp) about 3 weeks ago. No problems except the apparently normal memory hog usage and accational CPU blip (a blip I can expect to happen once or twice a week lasting as long as 2 hours at 80-100CPU cycles) and it has this Internet Exporer helper object called Site Advisor.

So I come to WinCustomize on IE (of which is very rare) and I come across this yellow alert: In our test, some downloads on this site tried to change some of our system settings.

Now I sort of feel like this: Its a skinning and customization site... of COURSE it changes default settings in some areas.

I wonder if I should take this as a way of warning the 'normal' computer user that downloading stuff from this site can change stuff (just in case they didn't know or wasn't aware of what kind of site this is) or should I take this as some sort of bad warning that doesn't really mean anything when it comes to this site?

Just thought I ask. I always loved Object Bar. Although I never released the themes I made for the first one, I hope to convert them to Object Bar 2 and add features.

Anybody else have plans for OB2