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Check it out.. Post comments and thoughts here!! Have fun!
http://www.hamar.sk/sphere/index.php
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&DisplayLang=en
You will need to install the .Net Framework 2 first.. Inside XP 32 bit only... I tried 64bit, but there is no support at this time, that I know of..
http://www.hamar.sk/sphere/index.php
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&DisplayLang=en
You will need to install the .Net Framework 2 first.. Inside XP 32 bit only... I tried 64bit, but there is no support at this time, that I know of..
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I've used SphereXP, it's great if you have a fast system and a whole lot of multi-tasking. If you're not the type that has half-a-dozen or more windows open at any one time it's really just a needless drain on system resources.
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Originally posted by Knight@November 27, 2005, 12:53 PM
I don't really see the point. Why would i want to read webpages that are skewed in 3d space? I think i'll stick with my window layering.
I don't really see the point. Why would i want to read webpages that are skewed in 3d space? I think i'll stick with my window layering.
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Vista has something kind of similar. The Alt-Tab function actually angles the windows sideways (think angled bookshelf) so you can just see a bit of each of them. It looks cool, unfortunately it's stuff like that that makes a DX9 video card a must have for full Vista visuals. Sorry integrated video users...
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Originally posted by Q`res@November 28, 2005, 10:43 PM
Vista has something kind of similar. The Alt-Tab function actually angles the windows sideways (think angled bookshelf) so you can just see a bit of each of them. It looks cool, unfortunately it's stuff like that that makes a DX9 video card a must have for full Vista visuals. Sorry integrated video users...
Vista has something kind of similar. The Alt-Tab function actually angles the windows sideways (think angled bookshelf) so you can just see a bit of each of them. It looks cool, unfortunately it's stuff like that that makes a DX9 video card a must have for full Vista visuals. Sorry integrated video users...
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