I tried this but there was no "mouse away". Only mouse over, which means that you have to go over the object again in order for it to hide.
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I tried this but there was no "mouse away". Only mouse over, which means that you have to go over the object again in order for it to hide.
thank you i will try this
I have created an object layer that activates several other shortcuts. The activation is done by mouse over (found in object properties -> relation tab -> start with -> mouse over) now my question is: is there a way to hide that object once the mouse is no longer over the object?
Hi everyone I have Windows XP SP1. I just want to know if it's possible to have DesktopX run on one account and at the same time be able to have the administrator account use the Explorer as default shell. Thanks for the help