Anybody know how to edit the Windows context menus? You know, the menus that appear when you right-click various things (e.g., the desktop, icons, different file-types, internet shortcuts, etc.)... I know that RightClick is great at editing the context menu for the Desktop, but how about controlling what appears on other context menus? Any help is much appreciated!   Best Regards, ~ CavaliereX

In the past, I described some possible Exposé- and Concentrate-like effects that could be added in an update to WindowFX, especially for Vista. (See https://forums.stardock.com/166992.) Now, I'd like to broach the subject of an update for Virtual Desktops, which perhaps dovetails nicely with WindowFX effects. Consider the following screenshot from a program called Yodm3d forVista (courtesy of the How-To Geek ) -- It's similar to what you might find on a Linux or Mac OSX box: Or how a...

Hi, everyone. I remember when Civilization IV came out in 2005, it was hailed as one of the best strategy games of all times. I didn't buy it, or even play it, back then. But recently, I saw the release of an expansion pack called "Beyond the Sword," which got great reviews and looks very cool. So, I was wondering what you guys think of Civilization IV now, a little over 2 years after its release. Is it still worth getting? Specifically, * Do you still play Civilization IV? * Wh...

The following is pulled from my post on the Catholic Answers' Forum ( full thread ). MAKE IT *SIX* NON-NEGOTIABLE ISSUES... In Catholic Answers' Catholic Voters' Guide , we are taught that there are five non-negotiable issues: Abortion Euthanasia / Assisted Suicide Fetal (not adult-derived) Stem-Cell Research Human Cloning Homosexual 'Marriage' Of course, we would also hope that the candidate be Catholic, and espouse other values in accordance with the dogma and ...

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