Vista (MSDN RTM)- Folders not working?

from Stardock Forums
Hiya,
Folders mapped within a menu don't seem to be opening on the MSDN Vista release. I haven't tried any other version, so I can't comment on whether they worked before or not.

Please fix this- I don't have any icons until you do   
Anyone with a fix, please?

OB is pretty much the only app I use too lol.

Cheers

-Leezer-
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I figured this one out last night. If visibility is set even one-tick toward Transparent what you describe happens. To fix, just adjust the visibility on all your bars to be fully opaque.

FYI Stardock/Developer: I realize that an officially "Vista-Compatible" version of OB2 has not been released yet. It works fine for the most part. Right now, the only other problem I've noticed besides the one leezer3 and myself found is that the notification area (tray) doesn't seem to work at all with OB2.
Reply #2 from Stardock Forums Top
Right, cheers- Will try that one later.
With regards to the tray not working, it is here You have remebered to install the enabling software haven't you? (Can't remember the name or a link offhand )

-Leezer-
Ashes of the Singularity II
Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I've tried the old trayserver.exe as well as just checking "Enable Notification Area Support" in SDC settings. Not a big deal for me though.
Reply #4 from Stardock Forums Top
Apologies for not reporting back sooner, but still
No transparency effects enabled anywhere in OB, and the folders still don't work. Adding the icon to a folder manually works, but there's no way I'm adding over a hundred icons to my setup manually, plus it'll loose my auto sync with the Windows start menu (I've setup a couple of custom batch files to sync in icons created by installers when the PC boots)

Tray area- You're right, apologies Sometimes I forget just how much I've customised this machine. Basically, custom widgets & similar are working, but it's not cloning the Windows tray in.

-Leezer-
Reply #5 from Stardock Forums Top
A bump & an update on the situation- Its the Show Folder In A Menu option thats causing the problems; I can set it up any other way than this, but that doesn't really help me

-Leezer-