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[Win7/Vista] How to change the starting orb. - Rexagon - Jul 28, 2011
Now before i start this tutorial, you may be wondering, what is the starting orb? Well the starting orb is the little windows icon for the start menu, the blue circle with the windows flag in it, yeah that! You can change to almost anything!! 👍
Step 1: Download and Install "StartOrbz Studios"
Download Link: Click Here to download StartOrbz Studios!
Step 2: Open, and click "Download"
Step 3: Once You've Downloaded One, Click Import
Step 4: Find the orb you downloaded, and go on...
Step 5: Click "Apply" and Your Done!
Have a question? Feel free to PM me and i will try my best to help!
* - Polymath 1.0 - Jul 28, 2011
There are many such utilities to do what you present, but you should not link directly to the download but to the developer's page here http://blizo.deviantart.com/art/StartOrbz-v3-1-a-155061270 . That way people have a chance to see what the developer has to say and other information as well as your own view. Also linking directly to a download does not instill confidence in the actual source and is considered 'leeching' and results in dead links. Always link to the source, that way if the link changes or the app is updated, people can find the latest news and download.
Take care
* - xecz123 - Jul 28, 2011
nice post !! Thanks bro..
* - Sw4rL3y - Jul 29, 2011
Thanks fot the tut, but for it is just another worthless software installed. I will better stay with default orb.
* - Rexagon - Jul 31, 2011
(Jul 29, 2011 04:06 AM)Sw4rL3y Wrote: Thanks fot the tut, but for it is just another worthless software installed. I will better stay with default orb.
not quite, you can freely uninstall this program afterwards, it does no harm to your computer installing/uninstalling!