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Here's mine: Unfortunately I haven't fixed the weather errors yet.

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Hey gambit, could you please tell me where you got those YzDock icons from, especially that winamp one! It's heaps mad :D

Anyone have a script for samurize that can receive optus netstat information? or maybe the tv guide for foxtel/optusnet?

I've been working on Samurize for a couple days now (weather icons still a bit iffy), the attached image is what I came up with... comments welcome :)

Can you please give me that script :D

Thanks :)

"config import/export feature for Samurize" - where - I couldnt find it on the samurize site anywhere

DavidM

HERE it is ... Didnt look very hard :)

Just kidding.

it's been working for me, what troubles are you running into? (well... it sometimes doesn't update, but most of the time it will)

i have version 1.5.1 from deskmod

-thetruth

well... i should've knocked on wood,

mine broke... i'm getting a "input past end of file" error when i click the active scripts that have the extendedweather.vbs property.

i dont know what the problem is... i've downloaded WeatherPlus and i'm in the process of learning how to configure that plugin.

-thetruth

p.s. let me know if anyone fixes the extendedweather problem.

thanks.

mine broke... i'm getting a "input past end of file" error when i click the active scripts that have the extendedweather.vbs property.

Yeah, mine worked with 0.85b for a while and then it stopped. All my fields just say "Not Yet Executed" and if I try to test them from within the Config editor they read "N/A".

I got that "input past end of file" error too, so I tried rebooting and it didn't fix it. But making sure the Client was shutdown and then running the Config editor did work. I guess you can't edit your current .ini while it's running (although I did it just fine the other day). So try that out.

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