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    How to use Rainmeter + HUD Vision?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by samwY, Oct 30, 2008.

  1. samwY

    samwY Notebook Consultant

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    I installed both on Vista64 Ultimate.

    I don't understand how to get HUD Vision to work. It seems like I'm missing a program to add the folder files to.

    For Rainmeter, I have to add each gadget separately every time?
     
  2. samwY

    samwY Notebook Consultant

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    Got it to work, I hope these HUDS auto-load everytime I boot up...!
     
  3. ArmageddonAsh

    ArmageddonAsh Mangekyo Sharingan

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    no they dont, you have to make them load up. im thinking of getting soemthing like TuneUp Utilities for that - if i can make it so i can download things that it :(
     
  4. samwY

    samwY Notebook Consultant

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    how do you make it load up on its own?
     
  5. ArmageddonAsh

    ArmageddonAsh Mangekyo Sharingan

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    i just downloaded the tuneup utilites trial and used that - not sure what will happen after it expires i know there is a way using windows but im not sure
     
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    u can drag rainmeter to start-up folder in start menu.
     
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    theres also an option to add it to the start folder when you install it.
     
  8. ArmageddonAsh

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    is that for Vista or XP?
     
  9. samwY

    samwY Notebook Consultant

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    Where can I get the weather codes from weather.com for HUD Vision Weather?

    I need Los Angeles, CA and Columbus, OH
     
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    i did that, im on vista.
     
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    xTank Jones16x PC Elitist

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    i typed in "Los angeles" instead of the zipcode, then it worked...
     
  14. ArmageddonAsh

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    i have got the code for portsmouth, but where do i put the code?