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Originally posted by don_razor

Hi all!

Uhm i aint quite sure if this question fits into this kinda thread but I thought since most people watch here, possibily is high for getting me helped =)

Ok well, I didnt know how I can activate that my personal picture is shown in the start menu!

Since ive installed XP it never was there, can anyone please help me?

theres just my name but nuffin else but I setted a picture in the user accounts thingie... :) So what ;)

Thanx in advance!

CHEERS

i think you have to turn on the welcome screen

Originally posted by kasper

is this style not supposed to be done? whats going on with it? are yall making other colors? is that the hold up?

Brw2k1 (the author) is working with it right now, he don't know when it will be finally released, he wants to make a great theme and thats because he is working on it so hard. There will be two color schemes, blue and grey. :)

i have been seeing a lot of people with the software that shows the weather of the place they live in on their desktop. i heard of this a while ago that one of our fellow member in Neowin had made this program. he also said that be was going to try and upgrade it so that it could work for different places in Canada. i hope he has updated this software.

it would be kind if any1 would give me the link to this software

thx a lot for any1's help

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