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re: Third Party Extreme Annoyance
Saturday, June 9, 2001 at 11:35 am
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Posted by aa (2 messages posted)


Carl,

In answer to your question, the troublesome software is desktop cycler.  What I wanted 
to do was change the icons on my desktop so I downloaded this software last Sunday. 
 

This software did more than what I wanted and changed my wallpaper, the icons on 
my start menu, and goodness knows what else.  I tried to get back my original settings 
but it seems like no matter what I did, including following the company's instructions, 
the problem worsened.

Finally, I thought that if I used clean sweep to delete the program, that would solve 
the problem. Not!  So I tried reinstalling the program and then deleted it from the 
Add/Remove Panel.  No dice.

I had Microsoft Windows icons on my control panel, an ugly gray desktop that refused 
to change no matter what, and of course, the gray menu bar.  As I mentioned in my 
first post, I have solved the first two problems but the gray menu bar remains.  

There is no way in heck that I want to use the program again, I just want to know 
how I can make that ugly gray menu bar go away and respond to the settings that I 
set up in the display settings properties.  Are there any other steps that I can 
take besides what I mentioned in my first post?

I hope I have answered your questions, Carl.  Again, thanks in advance for your help.

AA



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re: Third Party Extreme Annoyance (Carl Soard: Saturday, June 9, 2001 at 10:40 am)

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-Third Party Extreme Annoyance (aa: Sat, Jun 9, 2001, 4:29 am)
-re: Third Party Extreme Annoyance (Carl Soard: Sat, Jun 9, 2001, 10:40 am)
*re: Third Party Extreme Annoyance (aa: Sat, Jun 9, 2001, 11:35 am)
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