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Today's News by Cletus™  ResExcellence readers are doing a super job with the entries for the Aladdin Giveaway. The rest of you who have not yet entered— cut loose and let the ideas flow. Contest will end on Saturday.
Icon Machine III version 3.0b5 fixes a crash that happened when running with CarbonLib 1.3.1. "Icon Machine was updated and redesigned for editing all icon sizes from 16x12 Mini to Mac OS X's 128x128 Thumbnail, and Carbonized for Mac OS X, Icon Machine is a great tool for creating icons for applications, customized folders, eye-catching documents, and everything else." Power On Software has posted version 1.2 of Rewind. Rewind will track your computers file system and operating system. If a problem crops up, you can step back in time before the problem occurred. A list of changes from the read me: - Implemented controls to limit the size of the Rewind archive
- Improved compatibility provides greater stability with applications that handle memory in nonstandard manners
- Added the ability to use the Finder's "Put Away" command for files restored to the trash or the desktop
- Fixed a problem where Rewind would sometimes fail to remove its archive from a volume when protection was turned off for that volume. Rewind now removes its archives correctly
- Modified the Rewind application so that it will not launch unless the Rewind extension is running
- Added the file signatures for Virtual PC 4 disk images to Rewind's database, so that it can correctly handle all versions of VPC volumes.
- Added the ability for Rewind to restore files even if a version of the file was open during a Rewind operation
 GraphicConverter, the premier graphics viewer and manipulator has been updated to version 4.0.8. A total list of changes is available here.
Desktopper news is reporting a new beta version of Snapz Pro X 1.0.0d4. Desktopper has a full list of changes taking place in this beta. AIMM 1.5 by Jeffrey Rosen is an alternative to AIM. It is small, efficient, and most important, it works! The main changes include bug fixes, new preferences options, and some new features. The most noticeable new feature is that you can now set how other people's text appears on your computer. Jedit X 4.0.8 is the English version of this popular Japanese text editor and it is terrific. If you have never heard of this program or have never tried it, I would recommend seeing if it is the program for you. Gideon Softworks has Dock-It 0.1 available for download. Dock-It adds a drive and favorites bar to the dock in Mac OS X. Features of Dock-It are listed below. Know bugs of this release can be found here. - Optional Shelf dock allows you to perform complex copies without opening more than one finder window
- Auto-updating Drive dock gives you easy access to all your hard drives and network
volumes
- Drive dock also allows for the addition of your favorite directories
Shelf and Drive dock location are configurable
File Buddy 6.1 is out. File Buddy is a desktop and file/folder editing tool. This version is a maintenance release. Submit Software and General News Suggestions!
 Tools of the Trade.by Michael Coyle
Here's a very cool web site with satellite images of just about anywhere in the US. The amount of detail in my little cul-de-sac is amazing. Many of the images are two years old, but it's still fun to look at your home, or zoom in on your childhood secret hideaway.
High school student Brian DePalo has updated his site, ressource Mac. Take a look at his Boot Panels, Icons, and a few Applescripts.
 Lots of readers wrote to say that you do not receive a Developer Tools CD when you purchase a new Apple Computer. When one purchaser called to complain, an Apple representative suggested he borrow a copy from a friend!
Glenn Matthews offered the best suggestion. Log into Apple's Developer site and join for a free account. When your reach the point in the form where you are asked which package you wish to purchase, simply log out. Your account has been created.
Log back in and select "Download Software" from the right sidebar. You will then see the latest Developer's Tools (May 2001 MacOS X Tools (All)). Be sure you have some grass to watch grow because the file is 136 MB.
Can anyone tell me what this says?
User Contributed Splash Screens: by Michael Coyle
- Doh! Homer Simpson is lazing on the couch in this About This Mac replacement from Clif Duhn.
- A nice set of replacement splashes for Microsoft Office was created by long time submitter Seb Carley.
- A cool Star Nova Poof for MacOS X was created by Werner Martin Eggers.
- Toefir from Geometric Box has send a MOSS based on three images from his site. Take a look at Geometric Box for some icons and desktops.
Calendar & Appointment Scheduler for Mac OS X
Snapshots by Jeremy Hoesly Need something to curb your snapshot cravings over the weekend? Grab Friday’s choice morsels of satisfaction: - A Chaos Design desktop picture and modified version of the Unlined Ruby Theme debut in this OS X screenshot from Etreehi. Selections from Xicons and some custom icons reside in the dock.
- Rene cheerfully contributes this snapshot touting the “Flower Power” desktop picture. Smiles abound everywhere!
- Death, a character from Neil Gaiman’s Sandman comic book, makes an appearance in this submission from Spordoff. iTunes is shuffling music tracks in the lower left, and icons from Xicons and Icon Factory are scattered throughout.
- Tony contributes this snapshot featuring a custom collage desktop picture. iTunes is tickling the eardrums in the upper left.
Have a desktop masterpiece you’d like to share with the Mac masses? Read our submission guidelines and then bring it on!
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Icon & Desktop News: by Dan  Icons - Desktops: We've got (6) excellent desktops and (1) Icon Makeover kit to dress up your desktop. All on display for today's update!
- Larry Carter submits a useful makeover icon kit for the latest version of Ram Doubler. He points out that when using launchers such as TaskMenuBar, the appearance of your running application's small Finder icons become more important. This replacement icon for RAM Doubler™ is a more attractive alternative.
- Take a photographic stroll outside some Seaside Shops in Duck North Carolina with two desktops from Jeremy Hoesly, our resident Snapshot Department manager. Part of a number of Nag's Head shots to be found at Jeremy's website Hoeslyvista, these backdrops come in 1024x resolution
- Here's the final desktop preview we have on hand from Josh Bishop's newly opened website titled "Infinite Melt". Visit the site for the download and check out Josh's cool body of work featuring icons and desktops.
- Soul Rocka Nasty Nene returns with one more of his very funky, fun and a little bit strange desktops titled "Crystal Macintosh". Add this one to your collection of Nene's growing body of work in 1024x resolution.
- Darrell Talastas admires the sleek and sexy look of the latest model of the Honda Prelude in 1024x resolution.
- "Water Desktop", by Michael Hough, is the third of several of submissions to be featured on ResX. This interesting 3-D rendered Bryce water scene comes in 1024x resolution.
- Perhaps things got a little too hot with Bradford J. Wile's "Meltdown desktop", so he created "Cold" which gives everything a chance to cool off or even a chance to start again? This 3-D rendered Bryce desktop comes in 1024x and 800x resolutions.
News From Around the Web: Colheres updates with a new icon set called and a new desktop picture.
There are 16 new desktops at Mandolux. These desktops are about the Boeing 777 but in letterbox format. Mac.axonz.com has a new icon set called Metalz. Metlic-ish looking iconz viewed from an angled perspective. 26 Iconz in the set. Hoeslyvista has been updated with four new pictures taken at Nags Head, NC. DV Graphics has updated it's desktop section. It's gone through a total revamp. It also features a brand new set of desktops. Gridface, the e-zine dedicated to digital art, techno music, and poetry, is proud as punch to announce a new set of desktop pictures. Bish73.com (Josh Bishop) updates with 3 new desktops. Mike Davidson's Mac File Library has been updated with a slightly improved interface, a tutorial section, and an open call for submissions. Steve Sobek updates with 5 new desktops. Huge / Wide Desktops just had a major restructuring to make it better for bandwidth-impaired users, as well as adding another bunch of huge desktops (1600x1200). Max Rudberg releases "Game icons for OS X 2" on his page - "128x128". It includes 30 game icons - all optimized for OS X. So what's up WWW? Icons? Desktop pictures? News? Inform us! We'll post it!
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REALbasic Tips and Tricks by Erick Tejkowski This week we are going to break from tradition. Instead of the usual tutorial, we will take a look at some useful REALbasic tips and tricks. We have tips about: - Dragging and dropping
- Playing music
- Saving time
- And, even wrangling Windows apps...
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Theme News by Michael Rabe
Today, the Classic theme "Beta" has been added to the Theme Archive . I would like thank Dan Flax our Icon and Desktop Guru here at ResExcellence for making the Desktop Picture for this theme.
Don't forget to stop by Tuesday for the release of the classic theme "GlassBox".
See ya on the flip flop!
If you have a theme you wish to add to the Archive, drop me an email.
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Today's News by Cletus™  The Aladdin Giveaway is well underway. If you haven't been to the contest page to find out how simple it is to get entered, you still have some time. Let Aladdin in on your personal uses and ideas for future updates and you could find yourself in possession of some great software and all for free. Let's do it!
 Quit CSM 2.1.1 displays memory info and quits apps without needing them active. It also allows you to quit the Finder and background-only applications and displays memory information (application sizes and largest unused memory block). Changes to this version include:
- A bug concerning the Sleep command has been fixed. On certain Mac models supporting sleep mode the possibility of putting the computer to sleep was not correctly recognized: the Sleep command could not be added to the Quit menu
- Quit CSM has been translated into Spanish
element K Journals has posted a new Inside Photoshop article that may be of interest to some of you. It is entitled: "Staying More Flexible With Layer Styles" Drop Drawers X pulls away from its classic version counter part by going to version 1.5.6. Drop Drawers X 1.5.6 fixes a rare crashing problem on application startup and reduces idle CPU usage. The latest OS 7/8/9 version is still 1.5.5.
Tinker Tool 1.3.2b by Marcel Bresink adds another localization for Dutch. Try it you'll like it. Quick Rename 2.0.1 allows batch renaming with an assortment of naming schemes. Several bug fixes can be found in this update. - Fixed Bug where the Modify Options were not being saved to a scheme.
- Fixed a bug where the user input text of the Append Options were not being saved to a
scheme.
- Fixed a cosmetic bug where the Modify Sample text was not showing properly.
Scheme News: In case you missed it, The Kaleidoscope Scheme Archive updated yesterday with 9 new and 5 updated schemes. All of them are really cool looking. I wouldn't hesitate to use any of them on my machine. Stop over and see if you agree that there is some really good schemes posted this time around. Submit Software and General News Suggestions!
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Tools of the Trade.by Michael Coyle
If you're a systems manager or involved with information technology, the must-read trade publication is InfoWorld. This week, one of the magazines most popular columnist, Ed Foster, covers the controversy surrounding themes and MacOS X. If you frequent ResExcellence, then "Apple Padlocks UI Door" is an article for you (plus your not-so-humble WebMaster™ is heavily quoted).
Going to New York for MacWorld? The be sure you have the new URL for the Hess Macworld Events Page. Maintained by Ilene Hoffman, the page lists all the parties and events that take place before, during, and after the convention.
Are you getting the Developer Tools CD when you buy an Apple computer with MacOS X preinstalled? A reader wrote to say it was not included with his new iBook (ships with both Classic and MacOS X). Since so many of the modifications posted on ResExcellence are predicated on the Developer Tools being installed, this could present a problem. During the beta stage of MacOS X, the Developer Tools were available online. I can not find a link to them now. If you have a link, or can comment on the lack of Developer Tools with MacOS X, please let me know.
Andrew Moraitis offers these three tips for speeding up MacOS X.
1. Disable your Ethernet Startup if you are not connected to an Ethernet network. This can be done through the System Preferences Panel. Choose Network and configure your settings by selecting “advanced” from the configure drop menu. Uncheck “Built-In Ethernet and MacOS X will boot more quickly.
 2. Customizing your Global Preferences under the view menu can also be of help in increasing window-opening speed. Under the “Views” menu in the finder, select “View Options: and uncheck all of the listed default settings under “Global List”. I tried this and it helped accelerate window-opening functions.
3. When all else fails, get more RAM. I initially installed MacOS X with the default 128 meg of RAM that my G4 shipped with. I have since added and additional 256 meg and the performance difference is very noticeable. Keep in mind that the more physical RAM a Unix based system has, the less frequently it will need to access its vm swapfile. Fewer swap accesses translate into faster system performance. If you are currently using less than 256 meg of RAM, I would strongly recommend an upgrade to 384-512 meg.
User Contributed Splash Screens: by Michael Coyle
- Mandy Gordon says, "Being female, I figured it's about time we step up production of Droolworthy Male MOSSes". Her MOSS contribution featuring Michael Weatherly is ready for you ladies to snag. (PS. soon after I get my 'abs of steel' video, you can expect a MOSS featuring me, your six-packed webmaster™).
- John Williams sent a marble background pattern for use in iTunes (or as a desktop pattern).
- Snapshot Editor, Jeremy Hoesly, sent a very nice About this Mac replacement of the setting sun.
- Little green muppet, or Leader of the Force? Yada is available in this MacOS X Boot panel from Brad Jones.
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Snapshots by Jeremy Hoesly Wanted: Pairs of eyes. Must be able to view snapshot submissions. No previous experience required. Apply by clicking links below: - Scott Dingle returns with another screenshot sporting the “Icewhale” desktop picture. SoundJam, equipped with the EmulateX skin, is serving up music in the upper left. Icons from Xicons are also present.
- A custom desktop picture and William Bart’s BBX Mercury K-Scheme debut in this submission from Timm Hoff. Audion, bolstered with the A2 face, is cranking out music in the center.
- This snapshot from Cletus, lord over ResExcellence’s Software Archive, features RAILhead Design’s “Basic” desktop picture. An update is being entered into the news template visible in Adobe GoLive.
- Jeff Welsh sends this OS X contribution sporting a custom desktop picture. Zork is being played in a Terminal window.
Have a desktop masterpiece you’d like to share with the Mac masses? Read our submission guidelines and then bring it on!
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Icon & Desktop News: by Dan  Icons - Desktops: We've got (6) excellent desktops and (1) OSX Icon set to help you over that mid week hump. All on display for today's update!
- Dahood from France sends us some "Huge Icons", his first set for OSX. This grouping contains 11 different icons featuring some popular applications. These icons are also useful under OS 9.1 and for DragThing 4.0 which supports the jumbo sized icons.
- "Samurai" was submitted by Herman Lim for the author, Seah Jo-An. This very cute desktop started out as an original watercolor and was brought into Photoshop where the 3-D effects and background were added. Comes in 1024x resolution.
- Josh Bishop opens his own website and sends us another preview of one of his great desktop creations titled "Surrealset". Visit the site for the download and check out Josh's cool body of work featuring icons and desktops.
- "VanAllen Belt" by Gigi depicts the artist's rendition of what it might look like in the spaces swirling high above the planet Earth. This one comes in 1024x and 800x resolution.
- "Holy Spirit" by Donnie Fischer of the White Fire Ministries is another of his nicely done Bryce 2 desktops with a spiritual theme, and comes in 1024x resolution.
- "Cloudy Day", by Michael Hough, is the second of several of submissions to be featured on ResX. This moody and stark 3-D rendered Bryce landscape comes in 1024x resolution.
- Though the light may be seen at the end of the tunnel, or you may find yourself standing at "The Edge" of the jungle, you may still have a way to go to reach your journey's end. This tropical 3-D rendered desktop by Bradford J. Wiles comes in 1024x and 800x resolutions.
News From Around the Web: Hoeslyvista has been updated with four new pictures taken at Nags Head, NC. DV Graphics has updated it's desktop section. It's gone through a total revamp. It also features a brand new set of desktops. Mac.axonz.com has a new AddonPack to his newly released Glasz-Iconz as well as a port of Glasz-Iconz for your Linux box. Gridface, the e-zine dedicated to digital art, techno music, and poetry, is proud as punch to announce a new set of desktop pictures. Bish73.com (Josh Bishop) updates with 3 new desktops. There are 18 new desktops at Mandolux. These desktops are about the most beautiful plane ever made. Mike Davidson's Mac File Library has been updated with a slightly improved interface, a tutorial section, and an open call for submissions. Steve Sobek updates with 5 new desktops. Huge / Wide Desktops just had a major restructuring to make it better for bandwidth-impaired users, as well as adding another bunch of huge desktops (1600x1200). Colheres updates with a new icon set called caminhos (by Luisa) and a New desktop picture:
muitos caminhos (by Lu=EDsa). Max Rudberg releases "Game icons for OS X 2" on his page - "128x128". It includes 30 game icons - all optimized for OS X. Exitmusic has been updated again! There are 3 new desktop pictures celebrating the release of Radiohead's 5th album, Amnesiac. Frank's Second Corner updates with the "May2001"-Collection, 12 new Desktops for the Mac.
So what's up WWW? Icons? Desktop pictures? News? Inform us! We'll post it!
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REALbasic News by Erick Tejkowski This week's REALbasic news highlights: - Two new REALbasic releases!
- Fun with XML
- Use a DLL with REALbasic? You bet!
- And, stange-looking stick men...
Find this and more in today's REALbasic News. (Continued...)
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Theme News by Michael Rabe
First, I lead off with the good news you have been waiting for - the Classic Theme "GlassBox" will be released next Tuesday followed by the X Theme "Glass" the following week. The only place you will be able to find these themes will be at the ResExcellence Theme Archive.
Since we're talking about releasing themes, the Classic Theme "Beta" will be added to the Archive this Thursday, so be sure to stop by!
See ya on the flip flop!
If you have a theme you wish to add to the Archive, drop me an email.
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Today's News by Cletus™  Another big contest this week. Aladdin is offering StuffIt Deluxe, Spring Cleaning, or their latest product, Transporter as the prizes. Three prizes will be given away and the winners will have the option of choosing which prize they receive. Full details are available on the contest page. This will be a great opportunity to win some great software.
Extension Overload has been bumped to version 5.8.4. This complete information utility provides data on Extensions, control panels, CSM's & CMM's. A complete package. This version provides the following enhancements: - Now with definitions of 4807 extensions, control panels, CSM and CMM, up from 4700 previously
- Fixed -6090 Errors on launch
- Fixed some cosmetic bugs with URL buttons
Erik J. Barzeski has updated his AppleScript Central with many new scripts. There are new scripts available for Entourage, Outlook Express, and the Finder. ScreenSpanner 1.0 by LadderLine Inc is a handy utility which provides a method to measure onscreen pixel distances, including X/Y-axis separations and straight-line distances. It is available in any running application.
iVisit 2.6b3 is now available for download. This multi-party Internet video chat application Fixes some bugs with Private Block not always working properly and modifies Private Block so incoming block is automatically removed if you send private to someone
Network Statistics.dock 1.0.2 display the network traffic generated to your computer in your Dock. This is available on the Dock Extras page at Apple and of course is meant to be used with Mac OS X.  SetiDockling 1.2 is a Dockling to monitor SETI@home clients.
- Updated the dockling library for Mac OS X 10.0.2 and up. An alert message will be displayed once after each Mac OS X update
- Added the ability to stop and start the Seti@home client.
- Fixed a bug that caused the display to be red if the client was run as another user (thanks Norm Gall)
ICQ Resources 1.5 by Macroxx will give your ICQ client a new look with icons and graphics. It is meant to be used with ICQ 2.6 a29/a30. U.S Open beings this week at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma. If you're a fan of golf and even if you are not this could prove to be an interesting week. What will Tiger be doing? Scheme News Dragon Tongue has completed his first new Kaleidoscope Scheme called "SteelSkin." It includes a set of desktop patterns that can also be used with Windowmonkey. These schemes look really nice. Give them a try! Submit Software and General News Suggestions!
Polling Place by Michael Coyle
 In a fairly close poll, slightly more readers think it's a good idea that Apple no longer sells CRT displays. I'm a little concerned because ordering a computer directly from Apple (with an LCD display) will inflate the apparent cost of the purchase. This will provide ammunition to the PC-weenies who complain Apple's hardware is too expensive.
One favorable side effect is that it may drive more buyers to Apple authorized dealers like Smalll Dog and PowerMax (proud sponsors of ResEx!) where you can still order a Mac G4 computer with a CRT monitor.
Millions of dollars are spent each year developing betters ways for people to shave. :)
Last week, I received in the mail a sample of a new three blade razor. Do we really need three blades when a single one was good enough for Dad (and Mom!)? This week's tongue-in-cheek poll asks, "How do you shave?"
Tools of the Trade.by Michael Coyle
Normally, Cletus mentions software releases, but ResEx buddy Erik Barzeski has released a cool new cocoa app for MacOS X called iChem. It's a periodic table program with tons of information on each element. If your an educator, take a peek at it. Erik also runs CocoaDevCentral, a great site if you're interested in learning Apple's new programing environment.
Ryan Richards sent this little tip. Boot into MacOS 9 and open the following folder: /System/Library/CoreServices/Dock.app/contents/Resources/English.lproj/. Once you get to the Dock.app, you will have to use the contextual menu "Show Package Contents" to reach the contents folder.
Open the file called InfoPlist.strings
in a text editor
. It should contain a single line:
TrashName = "Trash";
. Change the word is quotes to rename the trash!
 Linux Icebox.by Michael Coyle
Regarding my recent install on two Powerbooks of the new Yellow Dog Linux 2.0, Charles Bouldin had a couple of questions.
Does it support sleep? The older Wallstreet Powerbook sleeps with the supplied kernel (2.2.19), but the newer Pismo would only wake up correctly with the latest 2.4 kernel from Ben Herrenschmidt.
How well does MOL (Mac-On-Linux) run with it? How well is MOL running these days with MacOS 9.1? MOL runs on both Powerbooks. YDL 2.0 installs the latest version of Mac-On-Linux, which the works great with MacOS 9.1. One caveat, if you are going to use the 2.4 kernel with MOL, turn off "version checking in the modules" when you compile the new kernel.
I got this running under SuSe, with OS 9.04, but then problems developed with OS 9.1 and MOL, so I eventually abandoned it all and went over to OSX.After mentioning my easy install of Yellow Dog Linux 2.0, Jason Showers was the first of several readers to recommend the SuSE 7.1 distribution. What I found most surprising was Jason's comment that he bought it off the shelf at CompUSA!
User Contributed Splash Screens: by Michael Coyle
- For users of iTunes, Jon Martin sends four new background ppats. Just paste one in with ResEdit to get the look of marble, granite, or others.
- Brian DePalo put together a nice simple MacOS X Boot Panel.
- If you design sites with Dreamweaver, these two splashes by Garth Ritchie are worth a look.
- ResEx regular Jaime O. Hilario sends a MOSS for users of G3 hardware. To give it the full retro effect, it even has the multicolored Apple logo!
- Lara Croft is back in this new MOSS from Mike Javorsky.
Calendar & Appointment Scheduler for Mac OS X
Snapshots by Jeremy Hoesly Monday’s snapshots are ready to roll: - A custom Tomb Raider Movie desktop picture coupled with William Bart’s BBX Mercury K-Scheme debuts in this submission from long time contributor Alberto Chávez. Audion, retooled with Ric Zito’s ƒ2 face, is serving up music in the upper right.
- This submission from Reagan Denius touts the custom “SciFi Space” desktop picture. Audion, equipped with Ric Zito’s ƒ2 face, is cranking out music in the lower left. Selections from icons.cx’s Spiffy Apps V collection hug the right edge.
- A custom desktop picture and the Iridium Theme are showcased in this cool snapshot from Antony Ellam. iTunes is tickling the eardrums in the lower right-hand corner. Icons from Icon Factory abide on the desktop.
- Adrian Jean contributes this OS X snapshot sporting Mac Axonz’s “Blue-Blobz” desktop picture. iTunes is dishing out songs in the lower right, and icons from Mac Axonz and Icon Factory are scattered throughout.
Have a desktop masterpiece you’d like to share with the Mac masses? Read our submission guidelines and then bring it on!
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Icon & Desktop News: by Dan  Icons - Desktops: We've got (6) really great desktops and (1) OSX Icon set to help start the week off right. All on display for today's update!
- 'Max Rudberg releases his second set of Game Icons for OSX. The new set includes 30 of your favorite game titles in 128 x128 pixels.
- Brian Coffin created "Translucent Panels" to help him organize his files. Instead of having to search for them, he could just drop them all on the desktop and Voila! The desktop also compliments the "BBX-Mercury" K-scheme from William Bart. Comes in 1280x resolution.
- Josh Bishop opens his own website , and sends us another preview of one of his great desktop creations titled "Orb". Visit the site for the download and check out Josh's cool body of work featuring icons and desktops.
- Summer in the city keeps on getting hotter with SoulRocka Nasty Nene's original "Suncity " desktop. This is final entry from a collection of different Suncity backdrops, and comes in 1024x resolution.
- Due to the impending rolling electrical blackouts expected across the country this summer, our Webmaster has taken the ResExcellence servers off the mainline grid, and has purchased a portable nuclear generator from some friendly Libian Nationals to power our site. Now that ResExcellence is "Nuclear Powered", rest assured there will be no interruption to our service at any time.
- "Red Sun", by Michael Hough, is the first of several of submission to be featured ResX. This brilliant and fiery 3-D rendered Bryce desktop will certainly brighten your day in 1024x resolution.
- Jeff Welsh submits "Cancel", a simple but elegant desktop complete with right handed dock that comes in 800x resolution.
News From Around the Web: Steve Sobek updates with 5 new desktops. Mandolux wanted to let you know that there are 4 new desktops at his site. These new desktops are called "Blurra." Mac.axonz.com has a new 'Super Modern' icon set called Glasz-Iconz!!! It's cool. it's 21 iconz in size It comes in three colors, and it's....well, glass. Huge / Wide Desktops just had a major restructuring to make it better for bandwidth-impaired users, as well as adding another bunch of huge desktops (1600x1200). Colheres updates with a new icon set called caminhos (by Luisa) and a New desktop picture:
muitos caminhos (by Lu=EDsa). Mandolux expects to reopen his site tonight with the introduction of 4 new desktops (The Rebirth Series) and to open a new site: P-Walls (http://p-walls.mandolux.com) which is a site for corporate individuals who are interested in acquiring his services to make their desktops (wallpapers). P-Walls is now up and running. Max Rudberg releases "Game icons for OS X 2" on his page - "128x128". It includes 30 game icons - all optimized for OS X. Exitmusic has been updated again! There are 3 new desktop pictures celebrating the release of Radiohead's 5th album, Amnesiac. Frank's Second Corner updates with the "May2001"-Collection, 12 new Desktops for the Mac.
Josh Bishop opens the doors to his new website with icons and desktops galore. Fresh off the pixel crunching machine at Rampant Mac are several new GUI Goodies, step on over and have a look! Hoeslyvista updates with new desktop pictures. Check them out! Flax Creations updates with 3 new desktops for your enjoyment Newsflash : Ra's page has been updated with 4 news desktops. So what's up WWW? Icons? Desktop pictures? News? Inform us! We'll post it!
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REALbasic News by Erick Tejkowski This week's REALbasic news highlights: - Two new REALbasic releases!
- Fun with XML
- Use a DLL with REALbasic? You bet!
- And, stange-looking stick men...
Find this and more in today's REALbasic News. (Continued...)
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