How come we can no longer edit our own posts?

I use the Media Player Classic for my Real and QT files, but everytime I use it, it resets the Wave/DirectSc slider to 50%, and I then have to re-set it to 100%.

Any ideas anyone, as this is just a tad irritating - BTW I use the Media Player Classic because I like it's simplicity, so don't go suggesting I use something else for Real & QT. :P

One of my favourite programs is the screensaver maker 'Picture and Soundshow' from http://www.joeltechnologies.com.

Pretty much my way of thinking.  I fail to see how anyone could pick 95 either, OK it had its faults, but it was such a quantum leap forwards from 3.11, and it paved the way for 98SE, which had it been less liable to lock-ups and better at memory management, could have been the best ever version of Windows.

Let's try again.

In your opinion wich is/was the worst ever version of Windows?

Windows was first launched back in 1985, but for the purposes of this poll I am ignoring versions 1&2, as most of us will have only used DOS before Windows 3.

You know my feelings on this SQ. ;)

You got it SQ :P

No thanks, I'd rather be able to sonstruct my own polls.

As a matter of interest, why is the option disabled?

Yeah, I know what the create poll bit looks like in this kind of software, so I'm guessing I need a certain number of posts before being able to do so.  :roll:

Why does ther not appear to be an option for polls anywhere on the forum - I was going to add one to General Discussion, but found that I can't. :(

And another one...

To open explorer in the classic view (i.e. with C:\ expanded as in win 9x), create a shortcut with path:

explorer.exe /e,C:\

I find this most useful as I tend to live and die in windows explorer. :P

I have a whole heap of good smilies I can pass on to Admin if they want them.

Oh lol, I thought you meant remove the bit that says 'microsoft internet explorer provided by...'

I couldn't live without this shortcut on my desktop.

1) Right-click on the desktop and choose new shortcut.

2) In location type:

C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\shutdown.exe -s -t 00

[instead of -s (shutdown) you can substitute -l (logoff) or -r (restart)]

3) When it's done right-click on your new shortcut, click on 'change icon' (to make it look pretty), and set it to run minimised.

Voila!

P.S. In windows 98, the shortcut is: C:\WINDOWS\RUNDLL.EXE user.exe,exitwindows

LOL Fudgem, all it takes is a simple registry edit.