Dusk Misc Add-On's [3/29/10] - Enable Clock Array w/Cookies Home Tab

[xpressyourcell]

Originally Posted by redd214

thanks dude

better??



UPDATE added version 1.3 with the tint fix in the same place

From your screenshot, the purple hue appears to be gone.

[redd214]

Originally Posted by xpressyourcell

So, I installed the BiGnAdAd Blue task bar and ended up with this really ugly Start Icon...



So... in giving credit to all that is due, NRGZ28 for the Blue Wave, BiGnAdAd for the original Blue Start bar (I would never have had enough time to do all of these myself), grzegorz10 for all his hard work in giving us the entire Dusk theme, and my personal twist...I give you the

XpressYourCell/NRG/BiGnAdAd/Blue/Dusk task bar



Be sure to un-install any custom taskbar that you have previously installed prior to installing this one!

love it! adding a link to the 1st post now

Originally Posted by xpressyourcell

From your screenshot, the purple hue appears to be gone.

thanks for the tip!

[xpressyourcell]

When dealing with an image in Photoshop, it is important to save OFTEN! Lost a 40+ layer file today because it crashed when I tried to go full screen! Guess I have to do Swype landscape, take 2.

[xpressyourcell]

Swype may be finished tonight!

[redd214]

Originally Posted by xpressyourcell

When dealing with an image in Photoshop, it is important to save OFTEN! Lost a 40+ layer file today because it crashed when I tried to go full screen! Guess I have to do Swype landscape, take 2.

Originally Posted by xpressyourcell

Swype may be finished tonight!

damn that sucks man, good luck gettin that thing out tonight been dying to try it

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by xpressyourcell

When dealing with an image in Photoshop, it is important to save OFTEN! Lost a 40+ layer file today because it crashed when I tried to go full screen!.

Dude, that really sucks but you'll never make that mistake again.

I have used PS for years (I used to have a Pro Photography business) & I learned that lesson the hard way myself years back.

PS layers get REAL BIG, REAL QUICK & when the scratch disc's fill up you are always in danger of it freezing up (especially if you don't have a "super computer") Those huge multi-layered PS files can bring just about any computer to its knees real quick. I use a quad-core setup with 4 gigs of RAM & four 15,000 RPM SCSI hard drives for PS work & even that's barely enough at times.......

~John

[bignadad]

Originally Posted by jmorton10

PS layers get REAL BIG, REAL QUICK & when the scratch disc's fill up you are always in danger of it freezing up (especially if you don't have a "super computer") Those huge multi-layered PS files can bring just about any computer to its knees real quick. I use a quad-core setup with 4 gigs of RAM & four 15,000 RPM SCSI hard drives for PS work & even that's barely enough at times.......

~John

just my 2 cents.....photoshop is NOT that bad, but you are right, it needs the hardware to support it....

i use Win7x64 with 64bit photoshopCS4.....QuadCore 9400...8GB DD2.....3MB SATA Drives......i rarely even see a hiccup with photoshop....

i also use my computer are work which is win7 64bit dual core with 6GB of RAM and it is considerably slower.... hell i can go into bridge with my quad core and load 50 images into photoshop layer in less than a minute or two. on the dual core it takes around 10 minutes...... BIG Difference when your impatient like i am.......

[xpressyourcell]

Originally Posted by bignadad

just my 2 cents.....photoshop is NOT that bad, but you are right, it needs the hardware to support it....

i use Win7x64 with 64bit photoshopCS4.....QuadCore 9400...8GB DD2.....3MB SATA Drives......i rarely even see a hiccup with photoshop....

i also use my computer are work which is win7 64bit dual core with 6GB of RAM and it is considerably slower.... hell i can go into bridge with my quad core and load 50 images into photoshop layer in less than a minute or two. on the dual core it takes around 10 minutes...... BIG Difference when your impatient like i am.......

Well I guess I don't feel so bad making stuff people like with my 1.86Ghz single core Celeron processor, Vista Home Premium, and 2Gb Ram on my $400 Toshiba laptop.

[drew2000]

I am putting along with XP Pro 2002 Pentium 2.8 Desktop with a whopping 504 RAM dinking with paint.net Probably looks like it if you look at my graphics too closely........................LOL.

[redd214]

thread just went over 10k views!! over 2700 downloads. most popular is the dusk psshutxp, thats suprising........... good work guys!!