Object Desktop is loaded with stuff I use constantly. Additionally, it gives you access to alpha applications like the WB3.9.

*bump*

Hey I can do the bump, ( strutting around office with hands stuffed under armpits, bobbing head front to back while flapping arms " can you do the funky chicken?"




seriously...

Only you would be able to decide if you felt the price paid was worth the product, thing is, you can try them first and decide what if anything you would like to purchase

Best way to figure it out is to download the shareware/public release and install. Then play around with it to see if it fits you, you might or might not find you want the whole ODNet package. But at least you will have a good idea of the software before spending money and you also do not have to totally depend on others to construct you choice. Though input does help and should be a part of it I am sure..

Anyway....

only my two seashells and one sea-flea's worth of opinion

Woh! I stepped away from my desk for a minute, & came back to find 5 responses! Way cool! Thanks, people. No, I really don't think I have the coordination to do the funky chicken, though it does sound like fun. I think I could either do the head thing or the arms, but not both simultaneously.

I am a real ignoramus! I didn't even know that Skin Studio is how you make your beautiful skins! Ok. Now I am getting somewhere. No, I have not paid for anything yet. I do like the idea of trying something out before I buy. Here's another dumb question: Can I try Skin Studio for free before buying it? Heavens, but this is embarrassing baring my soul this way. And as dumb as I feel about my computer (which I absolutely love and would die without), my 19 year-old son knows even less! My fourth child; how did that happen? All 3 of the others are wizzes, like their dad. It's in the genes. I guess the poor kid got my genes, eh? He doesn't even know if he has a soundcard in his pc, which admittedly is a gift, and maybe he doesn't have documentation with it. But he wants me to figure out how to get the sound to work for his video games. Funny, huh?

Thanks ever so much for the advice about hotbars too. I will go to that link and see if there is spyware on my pc. Hopefully, I will be able to remove it without a problem. I thought Hotbars was awfully pushy when it installed itself. Didn't even ask for my permission. Though I could have closed it. I was curious. You know what they say about that.

Ok, I am off in pursuit of spyware stuff. Thanks for your help. Just maybe I really can do this stuff!

Thanks, Goodmorphing. I got the Ad-Aware with the first link and installed it. Hotbars is gone now, along with a couple of other minor characters. Back to the drawing board. Thanks for the link to Stardock. Have a great day!