Kribensis

Kribensis

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Hi all... I'm trying to find out whether there's an .obskin value that will set the distance that popup menus appear from the main bar. Right now, the edge of my popups always overlaps the main bar no matter what I try. Much as I thought I'd figure it out from this article: https://www.stardock.com/products/objectbar/docs/ ... I just haven't been able to. The only stuff in there seems to be for internal group items, not external items(unless I'm missing something). Any

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Well, screw it. Maybe I'll post mine. But if it uses tons of icons that I can't remember the sources of, how should I handle that? I don't want to take credit for anyone's work.

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Whoops, posted the above on the random account I made when unable to log in. How I wish the forum would take my logins consistently.

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All good points, Scott. Agree on the widgets. Agree on the tutorial. And I'm with you on the new editor; there are more options for plugins and objects, but the interface is a step back from 1.65. It's a royal pain to use. There's basic functionality missing. One thing that really bugged me was when I was recently trying to switch the position of my bar from vertical to horizontal. I have a sidebar, and wanted to try it across the top. I seem to remember that you could do this in 1.65,

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I've been registered and using OB for two yearly subscribes now, and was pretty happy to see it finally get to 2.0. Sure, I've got a few complaints about the configuration GUI, and there are some bugs, but overall I'm pretty happy with what the program lets me do; cut out the Start Menu entirely. Obviously OB is a pretty versatile app, and people use it for different things, but I've been surprised to jump on this forum and see: 1) a lot of complaints about daily usability 2) very litt

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