curses...making me open ie to see where the problem is!
is the alpha transparency really needed? it might be a lot easier to change it to a transparent gif, and it's not got a lot of colours... i know it's infuriating but you sometimes need to be noble when it's someone else site :)
(is the alpha transparency really needed? it might be a lot easier to change it to a transparent gif, and it's not got a lot of colours... i know it's infuriating but you sometimes need to be noble when it's someone else site :)
eclectech is older but no wiser,
Thu 16 Sep 2004, 19:46,
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yeah, but the edges will end up all jaggedit wouldn't be a problem if it were a solid colour behind, because i could make some in-between colours around the edges, but due to the overlap that can't really be done....
and sorry for the ie thing, whenever i open ie my computer dies (seriously, the popups and toolbars eat my ram)
(and sorry for the ie thing, whenever i open ie my computer dies (seriously, the popups and toolbars eat my ram)
Naive Amoeba Bored Cig,
Thu 16 Sep 2004, 19:54,
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Have you triedrunning Adaware and Spybot?
They should clear the toolbars and ad stuff from your IE, making it usable again.
(They should clear the toolbars and ad stuff from your IE, making it usable again.
Mystery_Bob,
Thu 16 Sep 2004, 19:58,
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done bothbut they all still stay there
also, i have some really strange thing called "dent bows.exe" that absolutely no website knows of..
it's in a folder called "rdr road ref" and even after deleting it, it comes back again
and when the process is running it uses loads of memory
(also, i have some really strange thing called "dent bows.exe" that absolutely no website knows of..
it's in a folder called "rdr road ref" and even after deleting it, it comes back again
and when the process is running it uses loads of memory
Naive Amoeba Bored Cig,
Thu 16 Sep 2004, 20:02,
archived)