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Today's News by Cletus™  Michael Simmons has posted PiXel Check 1.2. PiXel Check is an application that assists you in visually inspecting your LCD flat-panel display for bad or "dead" piXels. Changes include:
- Multiple monitor support! There are no options to select, it just magically detects your extra display(s).
- Help in English is now available from within the application.
- Added Italian localization.
- Cleaned up more code and corrected a description faux pas relating to Black and White test modes.
One of my favorite programs is Meteorologist. It keep me up to date on what is going on in a place I do not get to see throughout the day. Version 1.2.3 provides a lot of changes. I listed a couple below. - Fixed update bug where after changing the order of cities, Meteo would stop displaying any menu at all.
- Fixed bug where Meteo would have no title or image when launched with no internet connectivity.
- Fixed bug related to importing other city weather items.
- Shrunk preference window to help out people with prefer lower resolutions
- Added Knots to speed units.
- "Update Menu Now" button will cycle the active cities now only if the cycle mode is activated in the preferences.
Added NWS radar images.
FLaunch 1.0 allows you to use the functions keys to launch programs. It goes on to describe how to do it. Simply drag and drop items from the Finder into FLaunch's window. Each function key can open up to four Files, Folders, Documents, Aliases, whatever you can drag from the Finder!
The popular Asticones mentioned last time has been updated again. This update adds a Japanese localization.
DockFun! version 3.7.1 is the newest release of this program that allows an infinite number of Docks under Mac OS X. Most either love the Dock or hate it. If you love it, now you can have as many as you want. Multiple changes can be found in this version: - New preferences window.
- DockFun! will work with MacReport.
- Dock menu works well at start up.
- Memory management improved.
- White splash bug fixed.
- Compiled with new gcc 3.1 and new developer tools.
A-Dock X 0.8.5 has been released. The exclusion lists now works and can be edited. There is a standalone dialog for editing exclusion lists. To display the dialog, you use the main contextual menu and select the "Edit Exclusion Lists". Also fixed was "Moving" a favorite which it turned out was swapping favorites instead of reordering them.
Macaroni 1.3.3 has been updated fixing some minor user-interface bugs that would sometimes prevent the latest maintenance results from being displayed. This little application allows you to run the "middle of the nights" Unix tasks for house keeping.
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Icon & Desktop News: by Dan
 Icons - Desktops: Yo! We've got another great selection of icons and desktops to feed your need for desktop decoration. Starting off with (6) New Desktops, (3) New Icon Sets, and of course, updated "News From Around the Web". Take your time going, and hurry back!
In an ongoing effort to make it easier for you to send us your Icons and Desktops, we've designed a new Browser Based Upload Page for the task. Just follow the easy to use instructions, and you'll find submitting your artwork is a piece of cake!
- Down Boy! Starbombs by Alberto Chavez is a super sexy set of OSX Icons parading nine of the world's most beautiful female media stars across your desktop. These were made from numerous pictures found on the Net.
- That Colourful Swedish Person sent us a stylish collection of assorted glassy spheres called "Color Frenzy Icons". Brighten up your desktop with one color a day!
- Here's a couple of Disney’s cuddly character "Stitch Icons" for ya, made by Tim Dehring for OSX.
- Oh my! Desktop Girl by Paul Bush just about crosses the border south of "family friendly". This provocative fantasy illustration is available in four different resolutions.
- The kind folks over at Digikitten keep on sending us loads of great desktops to share with ResExcellence readers. By way of introduction, one of Digikitten's missions has been to provide a free place for digital artists to display their work without having to pony up for a server. Panicspace by Timezone is the next awesome desktop we have the good fortune to post from this ongoing display, and is available in 1024x resolution.
- Reflections by KreaXion Design is an ultra cool set of two Bryce desktops that will be hard to pass up. Unfortunately, these are only available in 832x resolution.
- Corona by Peter J. Sucy is another set of desktops inspired by the Gravity Well image from the BBX theme by Max Rudberg. Corona is the sixth in of series of Gravity Well takeoffs. The download includes two desktops @ 1280 x 1024 resolution, one with dock areas the other without.
Hey! It's been some time since we have seen any new artwork from the prince of funk, Soul Rocka Nasty Nene. "Samuri" is based on one of his favorite action figures by Tom McFarlane called the Mandarin Spawn. Comes in 1024x resolution.
- You never know what Bob Booten is going to come up with next. Today's selection from the author is a pleasing looking desktop titled Star Kitty which comes in 1152x resolution.
News From Around the Web: Panic & The Iconfactory are pleased to announced the immediate availability of CandyBar 1.5, the latest version of our Mac OS X system icon customization app. Alisdair Jones updates with a 2nd set of OSX icons of Sci-Fi Craft of the 60's and 70's. Double Helix is pleased to announce the release of three new Gallery images and two new additions to the Prints section of the site. They've also burned the midnight oil and created three comprehensive tutorials for Bryce scene arrangement, Photoshop cloth and Photoshop Hair. Stop in and enjoy their latest. MacMonkies serves up 4 new icon sets just in time for your weekend fun. This week's eye pleasers come from their latest contributor Steve Sharp, as well as some great GUI work from Scott Chitwood, AGRAPHA Icons, and mac.axonz.com. Your eyes will be plenty pleased with this fine set of four at MacMonkies.com. Check 'em out! Mando would like to inform you that http://www.mandolux.com has issued a new set of Giant/Dual Monitor Feathers desktops titled Gringo. It is a desktop of white feathers. Pixelpalooza 2003 Officially Begins - The Iconfactory is pleased to announce the commencement of the 7th installment of Pixelpalooza, their annual icon design contest. Every year they invite the Macintosh icon design community to pull out all the stops and send us their pixelated creations. Last year's event drew over 140 entries from all over the world and was unquestionably our most successful contest to date.
More from Pixel Decor! PixelDecor also releases: a February desktop calendar (saucy 50's pinups)
A matching desktop (sans dates) Two new tiling desktop patterns - Omega and LiteBrite. Dorn Byg would like to announce that he added 2 new icon sets and a couple desktops to his site as well as a complete redesign They are located at: http://www.dornbyg.com. Pixeldecor.com: In memory of Columbia - a simple black desktop with the shuttle orbiting earth in the lower right corner and a simple line dead center - "I still dream I can fly". Live Pencil updates with new live animals, more smilies emoticons, Wallpapers, and much more to make you smile. Rett Nearburg wants you to know about a bunch of really spiffy desktops that he made especially for an HD Cinema Display (1920x1200 resolution) available at his website. http://rett.org ; desktops are in the downloads area.
So what's up WWW? Icons? Desktop Pictures? News? Inform us! We'll post it!
Cropping Graphics with REALbasic by Erick Tejkowski  | This week we'll begin a multi-part tutorial about cropping graphics with REALbasic. These tutorials will cover the basics of how to implement click-and-drag graphics selection and cropping, like you'll find in most popular graphics applications.
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Tools of the Trade by Michael Coyle  The tandem of Iconfactory and Panic has released a major update to CandyBar. In case you're a recent "Switcher", let me tell you that this utility is the best way to change System icons under MacOS X. This latest release allows to easily create and import System icon sets called Containers.
10 Minute Review: RBrowserLite  Most of us use a free web browser. Previous polls have shown we also prefer free email clients. Now that MacOS X ships with a terminal application, the one major net program that Apple needs to create is an FTP client. (Just as under Linux, I have been hoping for a long time that Apple would support ftp from within the Finder windows).
Transmit 2, Fetch, and Interarchy are all great ftp clients, but if you're on a budget you really need to take a look at RBrowserLite. It provides drag-and-drop ftp with the comfortable Finder styled window. Bookmarks are supported and the Key Chain remembers all your passwords. Navigation arrows allow you to move through the server hierarchy of directories, and you can view folders as either icons, lists, or the NeXT style browser. Need secure ftp and more features in your ftp client? There are two shareware versions of RBrowser. Pick the version that's right for you. Pros: Low cost (free). Intuitive MacOS X interface. Several directory list formats from which to choose (including reveal triangles). Cons: When uploading, can't turn off 'overwrite' warning. Folder bookmark icons can't be resized. FTP progress window a little cluttered. Update: Regarding built in ftp in the Finder, Thomas Lenggenhager sent the following info, "FTP is built into Jaguar, it is just not so obvious. From the Finder try 'Connect to Server' and type ftp://ftp@ftp.apple.com/ or ftp://anonymous@ftp.apple.com/" Whoa Tom, you are so right! How the heck did I miss that? I know I have tried the ftp protocol in the Connect window in previous versions of MacOS X, and I thought I had tried in Jaguar, but obviously I had not. There is one big problem with ftp under the Finder. Even with a proper user name and password, the remote server is read only. That would make it a little difficult to update ResEx! Read more about this limitation from Apple's Knowledge Base.
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Looking to skin your Moz? There are three new Themes available for Mozilla. My favorite out of this bunch is Blue. Click your favorite preview below to get more information.
User Contributed Splash Screens. by Michael Coyle It's easier than ever to contribute using the new Browser Based Upload Page! If you contribute a file to any section of ResExcellence, you could win a PowerMax gift certificate worth $50 ! (How?) - A nice tech styled Boot Panel from Robin Albeck shows a pro-hardware Mac setup.
- The red ApplePi logo is on display in a Boot Image from Adam Block.
- Natalie created this Evil splash for Internet Explorer.
- Awww... Todd's dogs are sooooo cute he put them in a startup Boot Image.
Today's News by Cletus™  iCan has been updated to 1.0.2. This very popular and excellent Trashcan replacement program provides an alternative to the conventional "basket" appearance of the trash in Mac OS X. Changes include the added option to automatically launch iCan after login and the ability to now delete items off remote servers whose names contain unusual characters.
Inferiis has sent PR about the release of Alfrred. Now this program seems pretty cool and simplifies many things on Mac OS X. Alfred is an easy to use, customizable, universal plug-ins manager. Inspired from Mac OS 9's Finder and Extensions Manager, taking care of Mac OS X specificities, it covers every aspect of plug-in management and improves overall user experience to install, remove and manipulate any kind of plug-ins which includes system ones as well as applications ones. Main features include: - Easy plug-ins installation and removal.
- Dedicated user interface synthesizing installed plug-ins.
- Useful plug-ins management functionalities.
- Customizable rules.
The goofy utility called "Creature" has been updated. This one has skins, plugin-ability, and more. You can use the Developer Tools to create your own plugin. Drag an image or browse for one to make your own custom look. Choose whether Creature sits above everything or somewhere in between (like application windows). Check it out.
Shortcut.menu has been updated to version 2.6. Shortcut.menu creates a menu that allows you to store aliases of files for quick launch access. Below is a partial listing of changes to this version: - You can change groups icons.
- You can order all your Shortcuts as you wish.
- New preferences window.
- You can create Shortcuts for Urls.
- Improved Drag and Drop.
Dock-a-bye is an AppleScript to quit the Dock. It will allow Force quits and stops it from restarting. Additionally by using the Dock hiding feature in the System Preferences, it can be used as a startup item so you never have to see the Dock again.
Asticones allows you to view the icons of the files in a folder hierarchy. You can dynamically change the size to display the icons at, select one and create a file with that icon, or drag and drop files to paste the icon on them all. Here is a screenshot!
Jan Van Boghout notified me of an update to his great program DeskShade Plus 1.1.The new version packs a great deal of improvements and new features. The core functionality, hiding the desktop, has been optimized and refined. Dual monitor support has been added, although that's in an early stage. DeskLock is better than ever. You can now save passwords and away messages among many other things. In fact he writes that there are four panes full of new preferences to try out!
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Icon & Desktop News: by Dan
 Icons - Desktops: Yo! We've got another great selection of icons and desktops to feed your need for desktop decoration. Starting off with (6) New Desktops, (3) New Icon Sets, and of course, updated "News From Around the Web". Take your time going, and hurry back!
In an ongoing effort to make it easier for you to send us your Icons and Desktops, we've designed a new Browser Based Upload Page for the task. Just follow the easy to use instructions, and you'll find submitting your artwork is a piece of cake!
- Down Boy! Bombshells by Alberto Chavez is a super sexy set of OSX Icons parading a dozen of the world's most beautiful women across your desktop. These were made from numerous pictures found on the Net.
- Ya sure Ya Betcha. Swedish Traffic Sign Icons created by an unnamed Swedish Sign Freak features 65 handsome road sign icons optimized for OSX.
- Are you one of those strange folks who has a chair fetish? If so, then this colorful set of twelve Sideshell Chairs Icons made by Jun will float your boat!
- Dotmac Desktop is based on the ultra trick photoshop template of Apples's iDisk icon, painstakingly created by Lorne Kwechansky. Here's what he has to say about the project: "I loved this icon from the second I saw it, I wanted to have a full image of it for myself so I went to www.apple.com and saw the home page which has a decent picture of it, I took a screen shot, blew it up to 800 x 800 and started my work, I left everything intact for you, from pen paths to the original screen shot that I worked from. I also included a text layer talking about some strategies I used when making this image for you to see, anyway, I hope you enjoy looking at it as much as I do" This adaptation of the original image made by yours truly, comes in 1024x resolution.
- The kind folks over at Digikitten keep on sending us loads of great desktops to share with ResExcellence readers. By way of introduction, one of Digikitten's missions has been to provide a free place for digital artists to display their work without having to pony up for a server. Dreaming by Midnightz is the next awesome desktop we have the good fortune to post from this ongoing display, and is available in 1024x resolution.
- B2 Desktop, submitted by Brian Freeman is a photo of a B2 Bomber descending from a high altitude with the condensation coming off the wings. It was taken by a chase plane, and lands on your desktop in 1024x resolution.
- RJ Dinkelsmith created a cool looking set of three Martial Arts Desktops dedicated to the 80's and the cartoon action figures of the era. One of these comes in 1024x, while the other weigh in at 800x 600 resolution.
Patricia Arquette and Mila Jovovich grace this triad of pop desktops sent by Carl Grasso. These beauties are available in 1024x resolution.
- Elias Sandova sent us a large collection of nicely done desktops featuring the gorgeous pop singer Shakira. So many in fact, that I had to divide them up into several sections. This second selection includes three different desktops available in 1280x resolution.
News From Around the Web: Pixelpalooza 2003 Officially Begins - The Iconfactory is pleased to announce the commencement of the 7th installment of Pixelpalooza, their annual icon design contest. Every year they invite the Macintosh icon design community to pull out all the stops and send us their pixelated creations. Last year's event drew over 140 entries from all over the world and was unquestionably our most successful contest to date.
More from Pixel Decor! PixelDecor also releases: a February desktop calendar (saucy 50's pinups)
A matching desktop (sans dates) Two new tiling desktop patterns - Omega and LiteBrite. Dorn Byg would like to announce that he added 2 new icon sets and a couple desktops to his site as well as a complete redesign They are located at: http://www.dornbyg.com. MacMonkies updates with 7 new desktops for their Wednesday Desktop Edition. This week's featured artists include the return of Michael Heath, Glenn Fajardo, Rampant Mac, Terraholic, EMKdesign, Prevision, and Bradford Wiles. Your Desktop is just a click away from great new works at MacMonkies.com. Check 'em out! Pixeldecor.com: In memory of Columbia - a simple black desktop with the shuttle orbiting earth in the lower right corner and a simple line dead center - "I still dream I can fly". Live Pencil updates with new live animals, more smilies emoticons, Wallpapers, and much more to make you smile. Rett Nearburg wants you to know about a bunch of really spiffy desktops that he made especially for an HD Cinema Display (1920x1200 resolution) available at his website. http://rett.org ; desktops are in the downloads area.
Mando would like to inform you that http://www.mandolux.com has issued a set of desktops as a tribute to the Columbia Space Shuttle. The title of this set is 'Seven New Stars' and it is available in Giant/Dual Monitor desktop setups. Rampant Mac has updates once again with new desktops, try not to be too shocked kiddies, three updates in one month is an abberation for an old gui freak =) Check it out! A new Desert Southwest Gallery has been added to Hoeslyvista's lineup of photographic desktop pictures. MiXthepiX has updated the site with a new Safari icon set. Timeoutofmind.com updates with two Pacific Ocean Desktop Backgrounds. Double Helix is pleased to announce the release of three new fantasy art additions to the Galleries and Prints section of the site. The tutorials section is also open with a guide on mapping Poser figures in Bryce. Stop in and make yourself at home. So what's up WWW? Icons? Desktop Pictures? News? Inform us! We'll post it!
REALbasic News by Erick Tejkowski | | This week in REALbasic News - Lorin Leaves
- Control Safari with REALbasic
- Project Vacuum
- cPictureButton 1.1
- Assorted Goodies
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Calendar & Appointment Scheduler for Mac OS X
Tools of the Trade by Michael Coyle Carbon has released a new theme based on a theme from Windows XP (How freaky is that!). Take a look at FatalE. The included icon set is outstanding. Click the preview.  |
CodeTek, the makers of VirtualDesktop, have updated the MacOS X desktop pager to version 2.1.4. This cool utility allows you to have dozens of virtual desktops loaded with various application windows. CodeTek is also a new sponsor of ResExcellence! Welcome aboard!
Congrats to Joe Peach! He is the January contributor who was randomly selected to win a $50 Gift Certificate from PowerMax! To enter this months drawing, just send your creations to ResExcellence!
Simple Grey Safari Mod a simple grey theme for Apple's new browser that's based on a chimera KDE mod by dazzla. The download includes replacement buttons, URL icon, link cursor and favorites bar rollover. MenuMeters is THE tool to monitor your system in real time. It places several graphs and indicators in the menubar. The newest version provides several great improvements. Did I mention it's FREE?
User Contributed Splash Screens. by Michael Coyle It's easier than ever to contribute using the new Browser Based Upload Page! If you contribute a file to any section of ResExcellence, you could win a PowerMax gift certificate worth $50 ! (How?)
Snapshots by Jeremy Hoesly Tuesday’s snapshots are out of the bag: - An Edallen desktop picture and Takashi Izawa’s AlumiteX Theme are showcased in this contribution from Takahiro Fujisawa. A photo of the Columbia space shuttle crew is shown in Preview.
- This snapshot from Hien touts a modified Webshots desktop picture. WeathermanX displays local weather conditions from a menu extra.
- KDE’s Konqueror browser, running within Apple’s X11 environment, is the focus of this snapshot from Ian. FuzzyClock displays the time in text.
- Don Lupo sends this screenshot sporting a custom “Bjork” desktop picture. To honor his first anniversary right around the corner, Don displays a wedding photo in Preview.
See just how easy it is to contribute to ResExcellence! Give our browser-based submission upload page a whirl.
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Today's News by Cletus™ Rene from Happicon has made some graphic files to fix part of the GUI in the recently released iPhoto and iMovie Apple has just released. About iPhoto he writes: "Apple goofed up a bit with the 'Info' button in iPhoto 2, which is in a completely different style (old iTunes style actually) then the ones right next to it. Below are before and after images of what iFix © will do. Concerning In iPhoto and iMovie, the window has a light shadow on the left side and a dark shadow on the right side. iChat, Address Book, iCal etc have the light source from above. iPhoto-/iMovie-Fix will bring the look of the iPhoto/iMovie window in line with the others.
If you want to reduce the items in your Dock, you can create DockExtender Menus that fit right into the dock. DockExtender eliminates the clutter that happens in the Dock. Check out the newest version which has a ton of fixes and enhancements.
On the other hand, if you wish to not have certain applications appear in the Dock at all you may want to give Dockless a whirl. It is a simple utility for making applications show themselves (or not) in the Dock. Still in the early stages of development, Dockless works for most applications, but not for all.
Keep track of internet time using iBeatTime. Besides cleaning up the interface, version 1.6.4 provides the following: - You can now enter number in the converter without having to write the ':'. For example: 1015 or 0305, notice the preceding zero. This is required!
- The favorites table now looks like the one in iTunes
- Clicking on the "Clear" button will bring up an "Are you sure" dialog
Rocket Launcher places application icons in your menu bar and further allows you to use it as a launcher. Changes to this popular program include: - Preview Browser in Preferences.
- User can easily set the menu bar Icon.
- Increased Stability.
- New Aqua Icon.
Add a couple of Contextual Menus from Move Items X 1.0.3 and you can have several nice functions added to Mac OS X. For instance: "Users can copy files or folders from the desktop or any folders to a specific destination by using the contextual menu features. Destinations folders will appear as hierarchical menus, i.e. entire hard disks will be listed on the menus, and users can browse to any levels of the hard disks."
The February issue is out for the e-zine About This Particular Macintosh. Topics in this issue include: "The Candy Apple: Valentine’s Day Observations, Roll Your Own: The Object of Programming, What’s Under the Hood: Eye Candy for the Mac, and How To: Personalizing Your Mac 101, to name just a few of the terrific articles. Stop by their site and grab your choice of a PDF or HTML formatted, downloadable e-zine.
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Polling Place by Michael Coyle  At ResExcellence, we're so cosmopolitan! 60% of us have our passports. What a jet-set group of geeks! I could not find detailed statistics on the percentage of the population with Passports, but the State Department says seven million people each year request passports. Since there are 280 million people in the US, it seems save to say that more ResExcellence readers have their passports than in the general population. More proof of just how cool we are! :-)
If you have a Macintosh computer running MacOS 9, you can't use Apple's newest 20" LCD monitor. Frankly, that's a lot of BS. Macintosh users use to feel shutout from monitor offerings built by PC manufacturers due to connector compatibility. It's ironic that Mac users are now shutout from monitors from Apple! Ever since the crude coffin scene proclaiming the "Death of MacOS 9", Apple has aggressively put up road blocks to stop their customers from using MacOS 9. They altered Open Firmware to prevent the booting of MacOS 9, stopped installing MacOS 9 disk drivers by default, and crippled hardware (monitors) under MacOS 9. I know MacOS X has been available for a few years, but let's be honest - it wasn't usable until 10.2! What do you think? This week's Polling Place asks, "Should new Macs boot OS 9?"
Icon & Desktop News: by Dan
 Icons - Desktops: Yo! We've got another great selection of icons and desktops to feed your need for desktop decoration. Starting off with (6) New Desktops, (3) New Icon Sets, and of course, updated "News From Around the Web". Take your time going, and hurry back!
In an ongoing effort to make it easier for you to send us your Icons and Desktops, we've designed a new Browser Based Upload Page for the task. Just follow the easy to use instructions, and you'll find submitting your artwork is a piece of cake!
- Down Boy! Beauties by Gustavo J. Llavaneras is a nicely done set of OSX Icons celebrating thirty of the world's most beautiful women. These were made from numerous pictures found on the Net.
- Pocket Fighters Icons 1.5 by Didier K. “Tsuki“ is the first icon set he made using Photoshop 7 and Icon Builder. The fifty five featured characters come from screen shots of the Arcade Game "Pocket Fighter".
- Assorted Heros by Beto Chavez showcases eight popular cartoon super heros, now in icon form for OSX.
- Charcoal Nova desktops by Peter J. Sucy is another set of desktops inspired by the Gravity Well image, this time with a charcoal theme. The download includes two desktops @ 1280 x 1024 resolution, one with dock areas the other without.
- The kind folks over at Digikitten keep on sending us loads of great desktops to share with ResExcellence readers. By way of introduction, one of Digikitten's missions has been to provide a free place for digital artists to display their work without having to pony up for a server. Nevermind by Simonok is the next awesome desktop we have the good fortune to post from this ongoing display, and is available in 1024x resolution.
- Graphic designer Reggie Pulliam sent us a really cool looking set of free form desktops for your downloading pleasure. The third from this unique series is titled "Sojuicy", and is available in three different resolutions.
- Linux user Jake Kilburg sent us a little pic he designed for his iBook, put together using the Gimp. This colorful creation was made with multi layers of varied transparency, and comes in 1024x resolution.
Carl Johnson took an old photograph of a Comic Book Warehouse in Syracuse's old warehouse district, ran it through Photoshop's Cutout filter to make a surprisingly nice desktop. Provided in 1152x870 resolution.
- Needing a vacation? Rob Hartill took a sweeping photograph of some Surfers cavorting at Southerndown beach, South Wales, UK, late in 2002. Comes in 1024x and 1600x resolutions.
News From Around the Web: Pixeldecor.com: In memory of Columbia - a simple black desktop with the shuttle orbiting earth in the lower right corner and a simple line dead center - "I still dream I can fly". Live Pencil updates with new live animals, more smilies emoticons, Wallpapers, and much more to make you smile. Rett Nearburg wants you to know about a bunch of really spiffy desktops that he made especially for an HD Cinema Display (1920x1200 resolution) available at his website. http://rett.org ; desktops are in the downloads area.
Mando would like to inform you that http://www.mandolux.com has issued a set of desktops as a tribute to the Columbia Space Shuttle. The title of this set is 'Seven New Stars' and it is available in Giant/Dual Monitor desktop setups. Rampant Mac has updates once again with new desktops, try not to be too shocked kiddies, three updates in one month is an abberation for an old gui freak =) Check it out! A new Desert Southwest Gallery has been added to Hoeslyvista's lineup of photographic desktop pictures. MacMonkies serves up a new batch of Icons for this week's Friday Icon Edition. Featured this week are works from Alex Rabino, AGRAPHA Icons, and miX the piX. All this GUI goodness and so much more are in store this Friday at MacMonkies.com. Check 'em out! MiXthepiX has updated the site with a new Safari icon set. Timeoutofmind.com updates with two Pacific Ocean Desktop Backgrounds. Double Helix is pleased to announce the release of three new fantasy art additions to the Galleries and Prints section of the site. The tutorials section is also open with a guide on mapping Poser figures in Bryce. Stop in and make yourself at home. Happicon releases a new icon set called 'No_Evil©. This is an anti-war iconset, dedicated to his hopes that there will be no war in Iraq, or anywhere else for that matter. So what's up WWW? Icons? Desktop Pictures? News? Inform us! We'll post it!
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