March 14, 2010
Personal Alarms Software Launch by James @ 12:55 pm
Download Personal Alarms (5.90MB) Personal Alarms is a lightweight sticky note reminder program. One time or recurring reminders are displayed at startup. Sticky note reminders are displayed from the bottom right of your primary display, locations build from the bottom right to the top left. When reminders are displayed, the following controls are available:
Alarms from previous days that have not been rescheduled or deleted will show “Snoozed:” in the reminder text. The following controls are available for scheduling recurring reminders:
Here are a few things that set this apart from other software or services that provide the same functionality:
There is a very minimal interface, shown below:
Shortcuts are placed in the current user Start Menu > Programs and Current User > Startup folders. System Requirements .NET 3.5 Other Information Visit the Software page for more downloads from The James Machine.
Random Wallpaper Software Launch by James @ 9:48 am
Download Random Wallpaper (5.52MB) Random Wallpaper is a lightweight application that runs at Windows startup, changes the Desktop Wallpaper, then closes. Here are a few things that set this apart from other software or services that provide the same functionality:
There is a very minimal interface, shown below:
Shortcuts are placed in the current user Start Menu > Programs and Current User > Startup folders. System Requirements .NET 3.5 Other Information Visit the Software page for more downloads from The James Machine. March 12, 2010
Windows 7 Start Menu Problems by James @ 9:31 pm
I have been banging my head against the wall for days, trying to figure out why some of my startup items are duplicated. Apparently, when I first installed Windows 7, I was trying (unsuccessfully, I might add) to organize my start menu, I copied files from the All Users start menu folder into my start menu folder. Windows updated the Registry, pointing the Common folders to my user folders. Hence, when Windows checked for startup items, it found the shortcuts in both the Common user folder as well as my user folder (being the same folder twice). It was weird, when I looked in the startup folder, there was only one copy of each shortcut. When looking in MSCONFIG, each item was duplicated. Below is a post I found that helped me fix the issue. http://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/24569-startup-folder-2.html#post510414 « Newer Posts — Older Posts » |










