Like the breaking stories, news headlines & cool content on AOL .com? If so, the Daily Scoop Gadget is for you - get the hottest news, sports, lifestyle and entertainment headlines delivered directly to your Vista desktop.
Find a headline, photo, or video that sparks your interest, and in just one click, you get the full article or related videos on AOL.com. This active little gadget delivers your headlines in a slide show format that rotates to keep you constantly updated.
The Daily Scoop gadget also has themes which allow you to pick from 12 different skins to match your desktop. Just click on the "beach ball" at the top right corner of the gadget then choose a skin from the color palette.
For more AOL Gadgets for the Vista desktop visit: http://daol.aol.com/vista/gadgets
Best,
Lisa
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flora jame
Jan 26th 2008, 7:07PM
hello i want to be using aol on my computer how can use it i need your help.
Paula Jeaneen
Feb 4th 2008, 10:32AM
LISA-
After reading the posted comments, there are apparently some disgruntled AOL users and that is unfortunate.:{ I've been with AOL for almost 10 years and I've literally grown since AOL 2.0 LOL. My comment today is really to gain the opportunity to speak further with you about some tremendous suggestions for users that my greatly reduce some of this frustion. I look forward to speaking with your soon; as a customer that wants to help and not complain.
Paula Jeaneen
Ofra
Jan 3rd 2008, 4:49PM
Lisa..keep going..by
Katie
Jan 4th 2008, 5:55PM
Jillian is misspelled on your homepage. It is in the top story slideshow module and says "Jiliian"
Tom Retano
Jan 10th 2008, 11:23AM
There is an obvious error in the 1/10/08 "Most Dangerous Jobs" article. Item #2 states that Construction Workers sustained the exact same Fatality rate, # of fatalities, and earn the exact same salary as Electrical power line Installers and repairers.
Please correct this error ASAP. I and others would rely on this information as accurate in teaching, presentations, etc.
Who proofs your stuff?
Tom Retano
Construction Consultation Coordinator
Connecticut OSHA