![]() |
Kenja's Newsletter & UpdatesVolume 4 Edition 2March 31, 2002 |
|
Hello everyone Happy belated Easter Holiday everyone and welcome to another edition of the newsletter. I am running a few days behind... "as usual" I guess, but this will be an informative letter, and you may find it helpful in a lot of ways... especially the Windows XP users among you. A good friend of mine bought me a new Dell 4300 computer that is a Pentium 4, 1.4 GHZ, 20 Gig HD, 256 MB RAM and Windows XP Home Edition (hurrah!!). I wanted to network this new computer and the old one (Win 98 SE) together, but it turned out this is not an easy task with two different OS (Operating System), especially when one of them is Windows XP. To make a long story short it couldn't be done and now I have a switch box to share the monitor, keyboard, and mouse for both systems. Didn't someone say you couldn't crash Windows XP? Yeah right... I managed to crash it in less than 5 days trying to change the logon screens and couldn't even bring it up in Safe Mode anymore. So I reformatted the hard drive and reinstalled Windows XP... fun, fun! A few days later I found myself re-installing Win XP again (this time over the last install trying to avoid another reformat of the hard drive) because I have managed to loose the use of my Outlook Express 6 for no apparent reason. I still have not been able to get it working again! So far I am not very impressed with XP at all, but it is giving me an opportunity to learn about it and that aspect of it most certainly can't hurt. *smile* Site Updates:I have added 3 new sections to the Wallpaper, consisting of Animals (containing 14 wallpapers of various animals like african wildlife, butterflies, cats, and birds, all done in water color and/or oil painting style), Fractals 1 and Fractals 2 containing each an additional 16 wallpaper. All wallpaper are for both 800x600 and 1024x768 screen sizes (unless otherwise noted) and high color of at least 24-bit color settings. The adult screensaver section finally received a saver geared for the ladies (or anyone else who may have an appreciation for the male body), called Hotties. This screensaver displays 32 slides of a variety of Males (hot, hot, hot *smile*) with special display effects and midi for background music. This screensaver can be adjusted to the speed of display, mute/shuffle the sounds, and/or adjust the special display effects. Hotmail, Yahoo, Excite, and/or various other web based email account users are unable to see this newsletter as it is intended. For Hotmail users who also use Outlook Express 5.x and above there is a fix for this dilemma. If you set up your Outlook Express to check your Hotmail account mail, you can send and receive stationery type emails without a problem. For detailed instructions click here Adorable Teddies in Print are on sale for US$ 10.- each! These poster prints are hand signed & numbered, varying in size from 15½x11¾ inches to 17½x12 inches and come on high-quality cardboard weight, acid-free paper. For a matching screensaver see Bear Living Past Lives Revealed website offers original Inspirational & Angel Stationery for Outlook and/or Outlook Express users, free original Inspirational Greeting Cards, Mystical Desktop Themes & Wallpaper, Various Readings (Palms, Clairvoyant, Dreams, Past Lives, Missing Items/People, Tarot, Herbalists, and many more) or visit the website's own Chatroom. |
The Gifts:Some changes have been been made to the Stationery install directories. Choose a file to download and make sure to read the enclosed text files for install/uninstall directions and/or other important information. All graphics are best viewed in high color of at least 16--bit or higher (True Color). All images for Stationery, Wallpaper, Screensaver, Skins or Puzzles are original creations made with PSP 7 (tubes & filters for effects), watermarked and copyright © 2002. * PLEASE NOTE: Gifts are only for actual subscribers (available for 5-7 days with each issue) and not for visitors to the newsletter archive at the website. *** NOTE* I use Zip Magic to compress Stationery and/or Desktop Theme files into EXE format. If you ever get a password prompt during installation... ignore it and proceed. They are not password protected! For more help with installation(s) visit the Help section at either Stationery, Theme Help, and the Hotbar Skin Tutorial sections. |
|
*** PLEASE READ IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT LINKS *** Various Software & Tutorials:The following are various programs for people who are interested in making a homepage, play with graphics or want to get some more training in using a computer and/or software:
|
Various Sites and Software for Windows users:I thought it might be helpful to direct you to some sites dealing exclusively with Windows XP (sites for all other Window users in the bottom half). Please be advised that if you make any changes and/or install anything on your Windows XP system that you are doing this at your own risk! These sites and their content are only offered as suggestions of what you could do with or on your XP system. Please do not email me with problems you are experiencing after taking the advise or installation of software found on the following websites!!
On the note of Desktop Themes and/or Boot Screens for Windows XP, be very careful with these files, this is how I crashed my XP. Themes and especially Boot Screens (known as Logo Sys files in other Window versions) are not handled in the same manner as they use to in previous Windows versions. However, the Desktop themes offered from my website still work in XP (except for the enclosed logo sys files), but you have to create a folder in C:\Program Files called Plus! and inside that, one called Themes and use the Desktop Themes 1.89 (Shareware but fully functional without limits to install and uninstall themes and works on XP as well) software to run them. I will probably append the current Theme Tutorial with an update for XP users, so please be patient. *smile*
Ok, here are some sites that offer some information, tutorials and/or software for all other Window users (95/98/ME/200):
*** IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT URL's (LINKS), PRIVACY AND/OR MAINTENANCE *** |
The Finishing Touches:Hope you enjoyed this edition of the newsletter, and found lots of useful information. You may share this newsletter with your friends and family or visit the website for the current & all previous Issues: Kenja's Newsletter & Updates If you have any comments or suggestions, e-mail me at webmaster@kenja.net Subscribe/Unsubscribe:If you would like to subscribe, make changes to your subscription or unsubscribe from the Newsletter, you can visit any page on either Kenja.com and/or Kenja.net (just look for the Newsletter Sign-up boxes toward the end of each page). You may also send an e-mail with your request to SUBSCRIBE, UNSUBSCRIBE or to CHANGE your e-mail address (please make sure to enclose your old address, so I can delete it from the list!).Your e-mail address will never be sold and your Privacy will always be respected. |
|
Copyright © 2002 Kenja's Newsletter & Updates ISSN: 1530-700X All Rights Reserved! Content written & edited by A. Way aka Kenja. The opinions expressed herein are my own. The reproduction, direct linking and/or unauthorized use of any part(s) of this Newsletter, it's content, layout and/or graphics is strictly forbidden! |