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I would totally unban myself so neh.
This is with the setting of Keep on top, hiding offscreen when not in use, and using Hide off-screen when not in use.
Anyone have other settings I can try to replicate this? Vista or some other config of Object Dock I haven't tried?
What OS? Any security applications?
I am using a new installation of Windows XP SP2 with updated drivers and patches. I am just in the process of re-installing all of my programs, so I have a fairly vanilla system at the moment. As far as security applications go, I am using Windows Defender and the stock Windows XP firewall. I only have Microsoft Office 2007, Quicken 2008, and ObjectDock Plus installed. Everything works fine with ObjectDock Plus except Quicken.
I have also tried disabling the options on the troubleshooting section of the ObjectDock preferences, but that didn't work either.
I'm sure it's a Quicken issue, as it seems to have a lot of non-standard UI conventions, but it would be nice if a work-around could be found...
Thanks.
Furthermore, if I open up IE7 in addition to Quicken I completely lose the docks. Can't open them in either Quicken or IE7. Might not be just IE7 that does this.
I run both of these full screen on a 1680x1050 DFP monitor.
Just tried a few ore things. Any other full screen app that is running along with Quicken will produce the same results as IE7. If I unmaximize Quicken all by itself I completely lose the bottom dock. That is it doesn't pop up. My tabbed dock on top does appear.
I am running Vista x32 with Aero on.
Quicken Cash Manager 2008 (Cdn version) botches up a few items for me.
My Dock is totally unresponsive while QCM2K8 is running. Also my StrokeIt (a gesturing program) is also rendered useless.
I don't expect Stardock to resolve this issue, but they should probably make some kind of contact with the folks at Intuit to see if the problem could be resolved.
This is definately an issue with Quicken - and I'll be glad to switch to something else if I can find a replacement.
System is a Windows XP SP2 (all updates to date), 3gig memory, nVidia 7600GT PCI video card, OD Free, Quicken Cash Manager 2008.
The file "ObjectDock.zip" that you requested does not exist anywhere on my system. I've done a full search, and it isn't there...
This issue is 100% repeatable for me.
So who is the culprit, OD+ or Quicken?
CursorXP gives Q2008 fits as well. Or is it the other way around?
-Jeff
Just wondering... was there ever a fix for this issue?
I'm now running Vista Home Ultimate with an ATI video card and Quicken still freezes OD in it's tracks. Currently running OD+, but don't have the version number handy at the moment.
Intuit won't acknowledge that there are any issues at all. I know that they won't be seeing any more of my money.
Thanks!
I am having the same problem and I am running Windows XP SP3. This is not really an Intuit problem, since Quicken only affects ObjectDock and no other program on my PC. So if you are waiting for Intuit to deal with this, you are barking up the wrong tree. Stardock has to come up with a solution and I hope they do soon.
SFAcadia, I think it is a Intuit/Quicken problem. Quicken has a known issue of screen flicker or marginal/constant screen repaint issues. Some tracked it back to certain mouse drivers, etc. But it's clear to me that Quicken has implemented non-standard graphics handling to get the graphics/presentation they want.
I'll place my money on Quicken being the culprit since I'm currently experience the screen flicker/repaint issue. Many times the only way I can get Quicken to stop repainting the screen is to minimize EVERY other window.
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