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dnb4life
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  #108081 1-Feb-2008 23:09
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i've been using the sidebar ever since i upgraded to vista. works perfectly for me though does use up a lot of system resources. i have a 32inch lcdtv and i have my taskbar on the left side of the screen and the right side is the sidebar which is a setup i'm rather fond of. as for apps i'm running on the sidebar...

1) weather
2) msn messenger gadget
3) bbc streaming video news
4) dual-core multi-metre cpu & ram monitor
5) system control gadget
6) shutdown gadget
7) calculator gadget
8) geekzone gadget
9) tv1 streaming video news
10) hold'em poker app

obviously they're not all in my sidebar, some of them are set next to it on my desktop as some of the gadgets i prefer expanded as some do when you move them out of the sidebar. also have all my set to 60% opacity as i always have a nice wallpaper :)



chakkaradeep

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  #108094 2-Feb-2008 03:43
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Went ahead to explore Sidebar Gadget at Live Gallery and I am really impressed with few Cool

Here is my gadgets list,



(Click to enlarge)

The App Launcher and iSee gadgets are very nice!

Here is App Launcher (It has got a FlyOut effect for folders, lol)



And here is iSee



Now, I have started enjoying Sidebar Cool




Regards,
Chaks

Desktop : Intel Quad Core Q9400 2.66GHz - 8GB RAM - 500 GB + 500 GB HDD - NVidia GeForce 9800GT - LG246WH Flatron Display - Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise with Hyper-V
Virtual Machine : Powered by Hyper-V and VMWare Workstation
Laptop: HP dv7-3004TX Entertainment Notebook PC | HP Touchsmart tx2 1119au - Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Mac: iMac 21.5" Snow Leopard
Mobile : iPhone 3GS

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