board2death986
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i think you just change the picture in your windows folder, dunno where the load screen picture is, sounds like something i would want to change myself. . . 
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Show Your LCD(s) setups!!!
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there was some motherboard manufactor that included software to customize the boot screen too.board2death986 said:i think you just change the picture in your windows folder, dunno where the load screen picture is, sounds like something i would want to change myself. . .
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In win 98SE, you can alter your startup screen from your Theme. You have to rename a file to alter your startup screen.
Likewise, you shut down screen can be altered too.
What I really like is to find a software to create a MS Plus Theme. If anyone knows such software, let me know.
Likewise, you shut down screen can be altered too.
What I really like is to find a software to create a MS Plus Theme. If anyone knows such software, let me know.
wheels2040
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That is nice and clean! I like!!! An SFF would go nicely there.
About the screens:
www.belchfire.net
About the screens:
www.belchfire.net
My LCD Setup;
The center wal LCD is using a custom flush wallmount. I had to file it down to fit into the back base where they normal stand secures in. The second LCD is using a standard pivot wall mount. I hope to have one more on the wall in the near future. As you can see I have the space set aside for it already.
The center wal LCD is using a custom flush wallmount. I had to file it down to fit into the back base where they normal stand secures in. The second LCD is using a standard pivot wall mount. I hope to have one more on the wall in the near future. As you can see I have the space set aside for it already.
Thermite Paste
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Here's my new setup, i pretty much moved everything around.
Thermite Paste
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It's a really nice monitor. It has amazing quality in games, movies, and just browsing. It even comes with some presets for movies and text.spotdog14 said:
Thermite Paste said:
cool, ive been thinking about the 19" version. Also i notice that you have an IBM NetVista machine running, is that a OEM IBM, or did you just build the machine around the case? I recently came across one of these cases and am wondering if a standard mini-ATX mobo will fit in it?
Thermite Paste
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I just bought the case and built inside of it.spotdog14 said:
And a mini-atx motherboard will fit, but it has to be small.
I used an ASRock K7S41GX motherboard, because it was cheap refurbished on newegg.
It just barely fits, and the dimensions are 9.6 x 7.8.
I also used a shuttle power supply, the one that came with the case had a fan that stuck out too far.
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I just moved, so I'm on a folding table until my new desk gets built. I just got my 2007 yesterday, and it looks pretty good, but I do have the banding issue, and some backlight issues. I'm planning to RMA it shortly.
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wheels2040 said:
OKay, I have XP Plus too, but I don't have that red fish, and the yellow/blue, and that little fish on top of the yellow/blue. Unless some of the fishes in my tank ate those fish. How come the same screen saver has different fish?
blank said:i wish i could have nice clean desk setups like some of you, but until then this will have to do
and i only have white keyboards!
I smell a biology / chem major. Looks like a photocopy of an activity series on the wall or, given the loction of the band, a table of SRP's w/ the band being hydrogen. Let me guess - its from the general chem book by Harcourt Publishing.
LittleMe said:
My newfound best hardware friend, the wellnut. Simply drill a hole, pop in of these cheap wellnuts, and screw. As the screw tightens, the rubber expands making a very secure fastener. Added bonus is the rubber acts as an insulator to vibration. Extra added bonus is no need to reach behind and hold a nut, you can do everyhting from the front.
I could have did without the angle brackets and used the threaded drive mounting points, but for aesthetic reasons I wanted the circuitry displayed
purple_haze
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Thermite Paste said:Here's my new setup, i pretty much moved everything around.
i got the same desk you have, i seriously hate that wavy edge though, its useless when you want to study on this desk.
and wheres your drawer at, i actually built extension on mine because i wanted to have both the mouse and the keyboard on the same level
Bacillus said:
yeah, those are my SRPs, well one of them is general chem, Wiley publishing, by Brady and Senese. it's a pretty good book. I have another general book from Houghton Mifflin but it isn't very thorough.
and i enjoy lots of porn here, i just close the text books before hand
and i'm proud to have a messy desk amidst all the slick stations!
briang said:I am in LCD heaven right now! Got my 215TW all set (and switched my main desktop system from a powermac g4 to a MP system. This thing is awesome, portrait mode was friggin cool. I can see myself getting another 21" or 24" LCD soon
Shown with my Hitachi 17" LCD (I think I am the only one that owns one of these...)
Cape Cod FTW !!!
Do you live in Mass too?
Unknown-One
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That looks awsome, I like how you mounted the LCD's to the wall and put a matching desktop color on themhavalon said:My LCD Setup;
The center wal LCD is using a custom flush wallmount. I had to file it down to fit into the back base where they normal stand secures in. The second LCD is using a standard pivot wall mount. I hope to have one more on the wall in the near future. As you can see I have the space set aside for it already.
Good luck with teh 3rd LCD.