mclancer

How about a master grand theming software? I know I can pick each theme for each of the individual Stardock apps, but this could take some time and effort. I have an idea to make it much easier. With this master grand theming app, I could select the grand theme I wanted, for eg. Win XP. This app would check which Stardock apps and their themes I have installed, check each for the Win XP theme, maybe check and download from Wincustomise for the ones I am missing, then activate them. Pr

I agree, an updated Objectdock for Windows 10/11 would be very useful.

The positioning problem seems to be fixed in version 1.0. Thank you

That is disappointing, a Win 11 themed Start menu should look "AND ACT", like a Win 11 Start menu.

Hi, I am using Start 11 v.90 on a Windows 10 Pro v 21H1 computer and I have a question. I am trying out the Windows 11 style and something is just not right. I have selected "position the taskbar buttons in the centre of the taskbar" and I would assume the Start button would be beside the other buttons and the Start menu would open close to the centre of the taskbar, just like in Windows 11. What I get is both the start button and the start menu are stuck on the left side of the taskbar (see