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Last 10 Submissions RSS Feed Fri, 03 Sep 2010 04:48:57 +0000 1800 This is the RSS feed of the last ten file submissions accepted into our database. This RSS feed is always up to date as it is dynamically updated. <![CDATA[It's my gift]]> http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/67-its-my-gift/ Sun, 09 May 2010 01:04:12 +0000 67 2 thumps http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/65-2-thumps/ Sun, 09 May 2010 00:55:47 +0000 65 Millennium theme and voice overs http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/64-millennium-theme-and-voice-overs/ Voice overs imposed over theme. Sun, 09 May 2010 00:53:57 +0000 64 Nothing here http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/63-nothing-here/ Sun, 09 May 2010 00:50:56 +0000 63 What the hell http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/62-what-the-hell/ Sun, 09 May 2010 00:48:32 +0000 62 Did you ever have a secret? http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/61-did-you-ever-have-a-secret/ Sun, 09 May 2010 00:47:09 +0000 61 Mikado Remix http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/60-mikado-remix/ Thanks for letting me share it.]]> Sat, 10 Apr 2010 03:50:29 +0000 60 Halloween Pumpkin Animated Countdown (B2FB) http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/59-halloween-pumpkin-animated-countdown-b2fb/ Halloween Pumpkin Animated Countdown (B2FB) - Vista and Windows 7 Gadget
by Graham P. Smith (The Old Man) and Mark Hayden

Description:
Halloween Pumpkin Animated Countdown is a gadget which you can install on Windows Vista's Sidebar or Windows 7, or simply drag and drop it from your sidebar to your desktop. The gadget features an image of Frank's pumpkin from the eerie and highly atmospheric Millennium episode 'The Curse of Frank Black', which displays your name and the number of days remaining. The gadget is personalised and instead displays the name of the current Windows user (see point 3 below for more information).

Thank you to Mark Hayden for animating the pumpkin for this version. A static (non-animated) version is also available if you prefer.

This version takes you to BacktoFrankBlack.com when you click on the pumpkin.

Features

An animated version of Frank's pumpkin from the eerie and highly atmospheric Millennium episode 'The Curse of Frank Black'!
Personalised - Automatically welcomes the current logged in user!
Countdown - Displays the current number of days until December 21st, 2012 (the forthcoming Apocalypse?).
Customisable countdown date if you are a confident PC user (see below).
Site Link - Clicking the pumpkin takes you to http://backtofrankblack.com
Drag and drop from your Vista Sidebar to your desktop with transparent background
Compatible with Windows 7, right click on it for more options such as Always on Top etc.

Change Log

v1.1 - Initial release.

Requirements
Any version of Windows Vista or Windows 7!

Installation Instructions
Download and open the file. On Vista, the file will normally open and display in Windows Sidebar and from there you can move it around or place it on your desktop. On Windows 7, the gadget will open up on your desktop (7 has no Sidebar), and you position it where you like or right click on it for more options like 'Always on Top'.

User Instructions
Once installed, click anywhere except the image on the gadget to re-position it on your sidebar or onto your desktop. Clicking on the image will conveniently take you to our website.

Advanced functionality - How to change the date of the countdown in Vista (untested as of yet on Windows 7 but same principle).

READ THIS CAREFULLY!

Don't change the coding! Advanced users are allowed to change the time/date/timezone 'dday variable' only.

The default counts down to the mythical apocalypse. To change the countdown to your preferred event:

1. By default, gadgets are located in %userprofile%\appdata\local\microsoft\windows sidebar\gadgets

(To open this quickly paste %userprofile%\appdata\local\microsoft\windows sidebar\gadgets into the search box on Vista's Start Menu and it will take you straight to the gadgets folder on your hard drive.)

2. Open up millennium_pumpkin.html - Right click on it and open it with Notepad or a HTML editor

3. Change var dday = new Date("22 December 2012 00:00:00 GMT") ; to your preference but keep the format!

eg. var dday = new Date("31 December 2025 00:00:00 EST") ;
Don't remove anything else like the semi-colon or quote marks and don't change the format or it won't work!

4. Save the file. Close the gadget if its already running in your Sidebar, and then re-add the gadget from the Sidebar Gallery.

Known issues

Sometimes a small dotted border is shown around the image link on the gadget, when the sidebar or desktop first loads. Simply move the mouse cursor across the image and it disappears.
If you are using this on Windows XP with Alky Sidebar (see above), be sure to use Internet Explorer 7 or later to correctly display transparent png images, which this gadget uses.
The Gadget uses a Windows system value to determine the user's name that comes from the name of the current logged in User's folder, that contains their application settings, My Pictures, My Documents etc. Unfortunately, some computers have Windows pre-installed with a generic user name like User or Owner, instead of it asking for your own personal name when you use the computer for the first time. There isn't much you can do about that for now until the next major release version of the gadgets which will allow for full name customisation in a settings panel.

MILLENNIUM and all related characters are © Copyright Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Inc and its related entities. All Rights Reserved.]]> Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:41:40 +0000 59 Halloween Pumpkin Animated Countdown v1.1 http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/58-halloween-pumpkin-animated-countdown-v11/ Halloween Pumpkin Animated Countdown - Vista and Windows 7 Gadget
by Graham P. Smith (The Old Man) and Mark Hayden

Description:
Halloween Pumpkin Animated Countdown is a gadget which you can install on Windows Vista's Sidebar or Windows 7, or simply drag and drop it from your sidebar to your desktop. The gadget features an image of Frank's pumpkin from the eerie and highly atmospheric Millennium episode 'The Curse of Frank Black', which displays your name and the number of days remaining. The gadget is personalised and instead displays the name of the current Windows user (see point 3 below for more information).

Thank you to Mark Hayden for animating the pumpkin for this version. A static (non-animated) version is also available if you prefer.

Features

An animated version of Frank's pumpkin from the eerie and highly atmospheric Millennium episode 'The Curse of Frank Black'!
Personalised - Automatically welcomes the current logged in user!
Countdown - Displays the current number of days until December 21st, 2012 (the forthcoming Apocalypse?).
Customisable countdown date if you are a confident PC user (see below).
Site Link - Clicking the pumpkin takes you to our main website at http://millennium-thisiswhoweare.net
Drag and drop from your Vista Sidebar to your desktop with transparent background
Compatible with Windows 7, right click on it for more options such as Always on Top etc.

Change Log

v1.1 - Initial release.

Sometimes a small dotted border is shown around the image link on the gadget, when the sidebar or desktop first loads. Simply move the mouse cursor across the image and it disappears.
If you are using this on Windows XP with Alky Sidebar (see above), be sure to use Internet Explorer 7 or later to correctly display transparent png images, which this gadget uses.
The Gadget uses a Windows system value to determine the user's name that comes from the name of the current logged in User's folder, that contains their application settings, My Pictures, My Documents etc. Unfortunately, some computers have Windows pre-installed with a generic user name like User or Owner, instead of it asking for your own personal name when you use the computer for the first time. There isn't much you can do about that for now until the next major release version of the gadgets which will allow for full name customisation in a settings panel.

MILLENNIUM and all related characters are © Copyright Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Inc and its related entities. All Rights Reserved.]]> Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:38:31 +0000 58 Halloween Frank Black Countdown v1.1 http://www.millennium-thisiswhoweare.net/tiwwa/files/file/57-halloween-frank-black-countdown-v11/ Halloween Frank Black Countdown - Vista and Windows 7 Gadget
by Graham P. Smith (The Old Man)

Description:
Halloween Frank Black Countdown is gadget which you can install on Windows Vista's Sidebar or Windows 7, or simply drag and drop it from your sidebar to your desktop. The gadget features an image of the fictional Millennium Group's criminal profiler Frank Black (played of course, by Lance Henriksen) from the eerie and highly atmospheric Millennium episode 'The Curse of Frank Black', which displays your name and the number of days remaining. The gadget is personalised and instead displays the name of the current Windows user (see point 3 below for more information).

Features

Millennium Group profiler Frank Black from the eerie and highly atmospheric Millennium episode 'The Curse of Frank Black'!
Personalised - Automatically welcomes the current logged in user!
Countdown - Displays the current number of days until December 21st, 2012 (the forthcoming Apocalypse?).
Customisable countdown date if you are a confident PC user (see below).
Site Link - Clicking on Frank takes you to our main website at http://millennium-thisiswhoweare.net
Drag and drop from your Vista Sidebar to your desktop with transparent background
Compatible with Windows 7, right click on it for more options such as Always on Top etc.

Change Log

v1.1 - Initial release.

Requirements
Any version of Windows Vista or Windows 7!

Installation Instructions
Download and open the file. On Vista, the file will normally open and display in Windows Sidebar and from there you can move it around or place it on your desktop. On Windows 7, the gadget will open up on your desktop (7 has no Sidebar), and you position it where you like or right click on it for more options like 'Always on Top'.

User Instructions
Once installed, click anywhere except the image on the gadget to re-position it on your sidebar or onto your desktop. Clicking on the image will conveniently take you to our website.

Advanced functionality - How to change the date of the countdown in Vista (untested as of yet on Windows 7 but same principle).

READ THIS CAREFULLY!

Don't change the coding! Advanced users are allowed to change the time/date/timezone 'dday variable' only.

The default counts down to the mythical apocalypse. To change the countdown to your prefered event:

1. By default, gadgets are located in %userprofile%\appdata\local\microsoft\windows sidebar\gadgets

(To open this quickly paste %userprofile%\appdata\local\microsoft\windows sidebar\gadgets into the search box on Vista's Start Menu and it will take you straight to the gadgets folder on your hard drive.)

2. Open up halloween_frank_black.html - Right click on it and open it with Notepad or a HTML editor

3. Change var dday = new Date("22 December 2012 00:00:00 GMT") ; to your preference but keep the format!

eg. var dday = new Date("31 December 2025 00:00:00 EST") ;
Don't remove anything else like the semi-colon or quote marks and don't change the format or it won't work!

4. Save the file. Close the gadget if its already running in your Sidebar, and then re-add the gadget from the Sidebar Gallery.

Known issues

Sometimes a small dotted border is shown around the image link on the gadget, when the sidebar first loads. Simply move the mouse cursor across the image and it disappears.
If you are using this on Windows XP with Alky Sidebar (see above), be sure to use Internet Explorer 7 or later to correctly display transparent png images which this gadget uses.
The Gadget uses a Windows system value to determine the user's name that comes from the name of the User's folder, that contains their application settings, My Pictures Documents etc. Unfortunately, some computers have Windows pre-installed with a generic user name like User or Owner, instead of it asking for your own personal name when you use the computer for the first time. There isn't much you can do about that for now until the next release of the gadgets which allows full name customisation.