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 Effortless Improvement - 1.0Self-improvement thru subliminal messaging |
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| Overall Rating: |   (1.5) |
Features: | (1.0) |
Support: | (1.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (3.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (1.0) |
Price: | (1.0) |
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Classic Problems - Version: 1.0, 11/1/2003 02:45PM PST
MrStrawberry
I can't be sure, but classic no longer displayed graphics other than white boxes after installation. Once I removed the product everything went backto normal.
Misconception - Version: 1.0, 8/3/2003 04:06AM PST
Charcoal Design
Not that I am a subscriber to the 'subliminal messages' theory, but surely if you wish to turn your daughter straight Boff then you would need to run the program on her computer, no?
On a more serious note though, I was under the impression we lived in a society now where people are encouraged to improve themselves through accepting who they (and their daughters) are, rather than trying to act 'normal' for the sake of fitting in.
Not that it's any of my business...
On a more serious note though, I was under the impression we lived in a society now where people are encouraged to improve themselves through accepting who they (and their daughters) are, rather than trying to act 'normal' for the sake of fitting in.
Not that it's any of my business...
Some Comments - Version: 1.0, 8/2/2003 11:34PM PST
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dstaudigel
The inner workings of EI... just puts a transparent image over the top of your window (like a big transparent screensaver). Then, it just proceeds to cycle (no transitions! gah!) through images in the collections you click on. (earth to programmer:)I mean no offense, this seems like a cool beginning project, and I admire the way you've done it. However, it isn't worth 23 bucks (which I assume is going towards a RealBasic license). If you want, I can show you how to do this in Cocoa (would end up with a 100k end file, and it's free). Email me at dstaudi at san.rr.com if you want. For those who are curious, I find that you can pick out the images this program creates by layering some transparent windows (say a semitransparent terminal window) on top of white. Then, when I deactivate the terminal window (click somewhere else) the image magically appears. I also have had some luck picking it out with slight gradients across the screen. Anyhoo.... this is probably completely ineffective (sorry dev dude), and I doubt highly that you could even devise a test for this. High and lofty title (check), but no substantiation (and I don't think it's even possible).
