Hey, Sorry for the late reply. Here's my feedback. The design is alright. It's not terribly bad, but it could be better. If you want some inspiration, you could check out Bootstrap[^] or Foundation[^] for free CSS frameworks or Theme Forest[^] for paid premium templates. The images on the front page are squished. Try to size those with a standard ratio. The design could use more color. Again, check out the links above. The blue colors on the text in the front page listing make me think they are links, but they aren't. Blue text usually means links, so if you don't want those to be links then I would change the color. The listing page is lacking in a lot. Again, I have to point back to those links above. It almost seems like you wrote the CSS on your own, from scratch. I admire that, but I would use a little help from a framework or a template. The "Return to Listing" button doesn't work. It doesn't take me anywhere. You might want to look at your code. The click to zoom link links to the same small image. I would try to get a bigger image to show in the zoom section instead of the same small image. That way the customer can get a better look at what they are considering purchasing. When I go to search for a gun, it gets really complicated. Unless I know the exact gun (make, model, etc.) that I am looking for, I get pretty lost in the searching. Maybe create a simple search and an advanced search. I'm not so sure what the point of the links page is. Is it a blog? Or like an RSS that will update with new links? Or is it a static page that you will update with links when you feel like it? It might be more simple to create a wrapper for another blog platform like Tumblr or something. The Terms and Conditions and Privacy links are generally in the footer (which is also missing). You could add a Captcha box to the contact form to deter spammers. I personally hate spammers and try my best to deter them as much as I can. If you are looking for some good footer content, look no further than your About page. The bottom part of that page would make a great footer for the website. Otherwise, you could do a generic Copyright and link to the bottom part of the website. But you should have a footer. That's what I

I have to agree with the other guys. There is a website called Theme Forest[^] that has a bunch of themes based on the Twitter Bootstrap framework that sometimes don't even resemble Bootstrap. They are cheap and very useable. If you are going to make money off your product, you can buy a $900 license or charge your customers and extra $15 or so whenever they sign up and then go buy another theme manually. That might help your website design a lot. If you would like me to help you along this process, I certainly can. Just let me know.

~ Tyler Candee About Me | Candee Computers

Are you still looking? I am working on a personal project with a few other people and it's been pretty much put on hold for a bit. If you still wanted to get on a team, we can take a look at what you can do. It's not a website game but a web application though. Let me know.

~ Tyler Candee About Me | Candee Computers

I would be willing to test it out for you. I will send you a PM if you'd like instead of an email since I see you have been having troubles. Let me know if you still need some one to check it out.

~ Tyler Candee About Me | Candee Computers

What language are you using? Is it web based or application based?

~ Tyler Candee About Me | Candee Computers

Okay, so I was able to test it again on my personal (where it worked fine), Windows 8 where it worked great also (no more having to download .NET 3.5), and on Vista. Vista still wanted admin power. And when I restarted the OS and it tried to run (after I gave it permission) it gave me this error:

************** Exception Text **************
System.ArgumentException: Value does not fall within the expected range.
at System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ThrowExceptionForHRInternal(Int32 errorCode, IntPtr errorInfo)
at CoreAudioApi.AudioEndpointVolume.set_MasterVolumeLevelScalar(Single value)
at SpeakersAdmin.Form1.TimerEventProcessor(Object myObject, EventArgs myEventArgs)
at System.Windows.Forms.Timer.OnTick(EventArgs e)
at System.Windows.Forms.Timer.TimerNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)

So you might want to look into that. I sent an email with my product code. Still waiting for a verification code though. Looking good though, mate! :)

~ Tyler Candee About Me | Candee Computers

Hahaa I'm not rich either just save my money and buy things on sale lol. But I do have a powerful machine xD I would be more than happy to test these again. I'm going out for the day, but I will get it done later tonight.

~ Tyler Candee About Me | Candee Computers

This is a little old, but it might help you out a bit. A Windows Explorer in a user control[^]

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BETA Review Tested on: Windows 7 (x64), Windows Vista (x32), and Windows 8 Pro (x64) Pros: The interface is simplistic. The user knows mostly what they want when they open the application. The usage of the application is very intelligent. It works to turn the sound up, down, and off. It works with a hierarchy also. The first checked box is run first. If that’s not checked, it moves to the one below it, and so forth. It allows for password protection, so that you little brother can’t get on it and mess with your settings. It allows for activation. Cons: Some of the bugs and let downs I encountered while testing this application are as follows: • When I muted the currently enabled level, then unchecked the level, it would not unmute. It will unmute when I uncheck the mute checkbox. But when that box is checked and I uncheck the enabled checkbox, it will not unmute itself. This could be solved by copying the code from the muted checkbox to the enabled checkbox. • When closing the application, it will not put the sound back to where it was before opening the application. This might be a good idea to have. If you think that maybe some people might not want that, you could add a checkbox for it in your settings panel. • I’m not sure the reset messages button is needed. You might want to put that under a menu or a right click menu instead of devoting a whole button to it. It might become wasted space. • In my version of Windows 8 (which I downloaded when it was first released and installed onto my VirtualBox), I had to install .NET Framework 3.5. By the time your users use this application, more than not they will already have at least 3.5. • In Windows 8 (x64), when I click the mute checkbox, it mutes. But when I uncheck it, it doesn’t unmute. Could be a bug in your code. • In Windows Vista (x32), when I boot my computer, it asked permission to run the program. That’s most likely just Vista’s crappy security. My 2¢: Here are some of my recommendations to you, to help you better design/develop your application: • A possible right-click menu for the tray icon. At least include an About item, Open item, Close item, maybe a Website item also. This way the user thinks he has more options than just one form that opens every time he wants to change something. You can add an easy access menu to turn on/off certain levels. • In my opinion (and everyone has a different one ^_^), I think it could use a better interface. More separate between certain areas of the pr

Thank you! I will check these out for sure.

~ Tyler Candee About Me | Candee Computers

I really hope someone here knows a bit about discrete math. Here's my problem: A standard notation for the number of partitions of an n-element set into k classes is S(n, k). Because the empty family of subsets of the empty set is a partition of the empty set, S(0, 0) is 1. In addition, S(n, 0) is 0 for n > 0, because there are no partitions of a nonempty set into no parts. S(1, 1) is 1. A) Explain why S(n, n) is 1 for all n > 0. Explain why _S(n, 1)_is 1 for all n > 0. B) Explain why S(n, k) = S(n - 1, k - 1) + kS(n - 1, k) for 1 < k < n. C) Make a table like Table 1.1 that shows the values of S(n, k) for values of n and k ranging from 1 to 6. Table 1.1 is [Pascal's triangle]. I'm not asking you guys to DO my homework. I'm just asking for some help with this one problem. Maybe some guidance as to what I should do. Thanks!

~ Tyler Candee About Me | Candee Computers

Hey guys! I'm tryng to learn C++ and I think that I would learn a bit better if I had someone to help me learn, mentor me. I wasn't sure if anyone here had the time and drive to help me out. When it comes to coding, I'm a pretty quick learner. And I'm finding that a lot of companies want people who know C++. If this is possible, that would be great! :thumbsup: Thanks for your time.

~ Tyler Candee About Me | Candee Computers

I'm willing to help you out. I dual boot my 2 TB hard drive with Windows 7 (x64) and Windows 8 (x64). I also run Fedora Linux (not that applies :P). I also have VirtualBox that I can load up some other OSes and test for you. Let me know if you want me to help you out. I can download the app tomorrow. Shoot me an email: tyler.candee@hotmail.com Happy Coding!

~ avenger19 About Me | Candee Computers

I would be willing to test it for you. What is it exactly?

~ avenger19 About Me | Candee Computers

Hey all! Does anyone know of a good, functional Windows 8 theme for WPF? I'd like something like GitHub's desktop GUI theme. Thanks!