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Unfortunately I was not able to reproduce this problem using Macro Express and the Magic Clock. Would you be able to export your Macro Express program configuration and either send that here, or in a private message to me? (Click on my name at the top of this post to access additional functions, including the private message feature). Thanks! -Mike [Stardock Support]
Does the Macro Express app have any kind of exclusion list? This might be a good instance where you can utilize that. I will try and do some testing later today and attempt to reproduce the problem you're describing. If I am able to encounter the problem, I will see if I can get these two working together. -Mike [Stardock Support]
Could you go to Start-> Start Search and type cmd Then type this and press enter: dir C:\windows\system32\*.cpl>C:\output.log The results will then be in a file called output.log at your root C:\ directory, which you could post here or if you prefer, send an email to support@stardock.com . -Mike [Stardock Support]
The GetSpecialFolder method belongs to the FileSystemObject, but seems like it's limited, feature-wise. Sure would be nice if they did include that in the " See Also " section. I agree that it would seem a little appropriate. -Mike [Stardock Support]
You may want to have a look at this: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/9x9e7edx.aspx and this: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1c87day3.aspx In short, I wouldn't recommend hard-coding anything -- you never know if a particular system's root drive might not be C:\, for example this machine I'm on now is on drive E:.
Glad to hear that did it I will contact the SDC lead developer about this issue you're describing with carriage returns. Which version are you currently running? -Mike [Stardock Support]
To show the files with extensions, you would need to change a setting within Windows. Open any folder, press Alt+T, go to Folder Options , then the View tab. From here, just uncheck where it says Hide extensions for known file types . -Mike [Stardock Support]
nzvoyager : Try deleting the sig.bin file out of the (default ) C:\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock directory and launching ObjectDock. When you open it again, it should launch the activation dialog and prompt for your email/serial#. After you enter this information, does it work at this poin
Thank you everyone for working on this and prophetizer for bringing this to our attention. I have reported this to the ObjectDock development team. -Mike [Stardock Support]
.suite files are just basically a container for multiple themes, such as WindowBlinds skins, IconPackager themes, DesktopX Widgets, etc. You will need ThemeManager to apply .suite files: https://www.stardock.com/products/thememanager To apply the individual themes included in .suite files, you will need the respective application, most of which is available here: <A href="https://www.stardock.com/products/odnt/featur
hclarkjr: WindowBlinds is compatible with XP x64 edition. It is unfortunately not yet ready for Vista 64-bit, though the 32-bit version is available in pre-release (beta) form through Stardock Central ( https://www.stardock.com/sdnet_login.asp ). StarscreamUK: I looked in the support database, but am unfortunately not seeing any tickets created from the email address associated with the account you're using to post. Was it und
Michael Duncan : Are you clicking on the arrow keys, or are you using your keyboard's arrow keys? Using the arrow keys on the keyboard moves objects around. The "Add fish" dialog unfortunately has not been set up to accept keyboard input. To everyone with the fish p
solarlove: Please post your system information text from the "View my system information" section in the WB Config dialog. -Mike [Stardock Support]
Koriat: Which version of RightClick do you have installed? I've just installed RightClick on a clean XP install and the skin editor launches fine. Other people were reporting a problem recently? -Mike [Stardock Support]
Very interesting. What you're experiencing does appear (in some part) to be something Microsoft is acknowledging: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=841571 If you're able to run with that disabled, I'd recommend leaving it that way. Hapkido is correct that it's not very security-friendly. UPNP is not your friend. -Mike [Stardock Support]
Brokensquare : I was able to add a RSS Feed and an Email checker to the "Friendly" theme and things appear to work okay. Are
cowboybeop : I'm sorry for the delay. Could you take a screenshot of the issue you're encountering and link or embed that in a response? I'm also interested to hear the response to Bichur's question. Or more generally, do you have anything else installed that changes the look of your interfac
80g : I would first highly suggest you update to SP2 through here: http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com <A class="Comment_AuthorLink hand" id=ctl00__ContentArea_ctl00_ctl00__CommentList_ctl02__User onclick="('_PostMenu'
Where is the Widgets section? I have the same question I would like answered. https://www.wincustomize.com/ViewSkin.aspx?SID=1&SkinID=186&LibID=34&comments=1 Each theme has a section where comments may be made and/or questions posted. The a
Juan Perez 66 : Yep, if you could send an email in to support@stardock.com and attach your skin so we could check that out we may be able to determine what's happening. -Mike [Stardock Support]
tintin67 : Yes, I would suggest renaming this file to something else (ex. iprepair.dll.old). If renaming this file doesn't help, there might be a conflict with the security software you're running. -Mike [Stardock Support]
DavidFun : DirectSkin is actually supported through email at dshelp@stardock.com There is documentation on DirectSkin available here, if you were interested: <A href="https://www.stardock.com/products/directskin/documen
MikeO89 : The font settings vary from one skin to another. Basically an index of fonts is created and each is assigned a number, then from different places in the skin, you specify which font you will use by number. Check out Miscellaneous->Presets->Font Presets <
tintin67 : I have a few questions: Do you have any XP service packs installed? Does renaming iprepair.dll help the issue? Do you have any security software installed? Thanks! -Mike [Stardock Support]
Ron Ankeny : I'm sorry, but it appears you left out our other correspondence from your quote. This issue is still being looked into and has not at all been abandoned. Per your request for a refund, I'd be happy to fulfill this if you write in to support at stardock.com with the email address you used to purchase Multiplicity. (I do not see one under the email address you've used in your inquiry) The fact that this problem is caused by the interaction of Multiplicity