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I can "maybe" promote it on a French site...

Well, will try if you want.

(can translate it as-well)

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Thanks ! Would be great ! P.M me

yes ,i see,it works on XP.

but when i start Launch eXP.exefrom program\joejoe\exp,it can't start.

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P.M. me for further details ;)

:rolleyes: This guy can't wait....

Guys this looks insane and would love to test it

please email me the link as well.

thanks

[email protected]

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Get a promoter or wait for public beta release ;)

I have 384mb of ram, will i still be able to use it?

Cant wait for link to download.

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Should work ,too ! But takes some time(loading).

please send the link to [email protected] thanks!!

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Get a promoter or wait for public beta release ;)

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If you want to promote eXP I need:

1. Name+Email

2.On which boards are you registered ?

3.How do you want to promote eXP ?

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I have a support board !

Go here ;)

Nice, but it is a bit slow for me... also, it does not show any pictures for the slideshow... i have some pictures in "D:\My Pictures".

Also, It would be nice if the user could change which thing was where, like say i dont like the clock at the bottom, i could move it to the top...

Nice though

Don't take this the wrong way but Microsoft removed the sidebar from the latest build of longhorn for a reason...because the feedback of the users/developers said they disliked it and that it took up valuable screen space. Which I personally agree with. The colors are way too dark for most VS out there unless you are truely going for that longhorn look.

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