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Call To Power 2 Cradle 3+ mod in progress: https://apolyton.net/forum/other-games/call-to-power-2/ctp2-creation/9437883-making-cradle-3-fully-compatible-with-the-apolyton-edition
Originally posted by St Leo
Second Edit: Oh, you can also drag a tab from the Pagebar onto any of the toolbars to create a link there. Full dragndrop rocks.
Well, that only gives individual pages their own link under bookmarks (or whichever panel is highlighted). Incidentally, I accidentally did that, but how do I get rid of it again? Here's a picture:
Uh, right-click on it and select Remove Button. You can also uncheck Lock Toolbars and move it to a better location such as right next to the address bar.
To reiterate, they can be dragged anywhere. In my screenshot, there are two of them right next to the address bar (which defaults to not showing text labels).
I'm not talking about the panels - I'm talking about those 2 Apolyton links under the panels. I can't drag them off and there is no remove option when right-clicking them.
Thanks man, that was really helpful. Knowing that a lot of this stuff can be fixed/altered with those ini files (i hadn't payed attention to my Opera directory before) will certainly come in handy
Ok, before someone says that I'm reviving old threads for spam purposes, I have to say that I just downloaded and installed Opera 7 at work and it is simply awesome! The best browser I ever used!
Mouse gestures are so easy to learn and use that it almost feels like second nature now... I didn't have much time to explore all the options, but the Wand feature seems nice and the Hotlist too. Plus the ability to mold the interface the way you want it to be. When I get home, I'll download it and try the mail client -- does this one works well?
The one minor drawback to me is the ad in the upper right corner, but this is only because I'm using 800x600 here at work. I won't be bothered with this at home, I guess.
very much worth it. although it's a hassle to upgrade from opera6 to opera7, opera7 itself works like a dream. it's lightweight, fast, and the mouse gestures are beautiful.
you'll probably lose a few bookmarks if you try to do a straight upgrade. so you ought to export them if you're going to do that.
the only thing that opera lacks is a way of exporting bookmarks into a format that mozilla or ie will accept.
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