Great picks! [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
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A good solution for flyouts, and a compromise concerning stacks would be Categories, which Stardock originally did for the Dell Dock. [e digicons]:d[/e]
I think categories (ala Dell Dock) should be added. Oh yeah. [e digicons]:dur:[/e]
Well, between paying projects, other skinning projects, and vacation, Plasma Cannon has been on hold. I'll probably get to pick it back up within the next couple of weeks.
VERY nice! I barely caught the deal once I got back in town from vacation. Thanks! [e digicons]:sun:[/e]
If you skin the Vista logoff button images and not the W7 ones, you can achieve the look you want. I did that on Tinted. The only catch there is that you can't use transparency in your buttons doing it that way--makes it look weird.
1. Try contacting support at support@stardock.com. They can help you. 2. After they do help you, in Impulse, select a program, press the "more" button, and choose "archive application." This will prevent you from losing your software again. [e digicons]:)[/e]
[quote]wouldnt it make more sense to ... have the ability to aeropeek on both?[/quote] Yes, it would. I hope they make it so.
To delete a dock, go the config screen and press the X for the dock you want to get rid of.
OD won't allow me to add a weather docklet into a flyout menu. When trying to add a configure dock docklet to a flyout, I get two different occurances: 1. The "New 'Configure Dock' Entry" option (toward the top of the 'add' menu) adds a shortcut with a blank icon into the flyout. Clicking on this shortcut in the flyout causes my dock to crash and my computer to hang. 2. The "Configure ObjectDock" option (toward the bottom of the 'add' menu) adds a new blank shortcut wi
Here's some feedback for the new v1.98 update: 1. Window thumbnails work much better. 2. I like having the Aero peek functionality. 3. I wish system tray icons in a dock, when clicked on, would behave the same way they would in the taskbar. ie- the volume icon. In W7, when you click on the volume icon in the taskbar, the volume slider pops up. When you click on the volume icon in the sys tray dock, nothing happens. You have to right click, and then you get other option
[quote]ok, it's clearly working for some but not all. No matter what I try I cant get the aeropeek to work when I hover over a running task in the dock... Win7 ult X64[/quote] Here's a dumb question to throw your way, but did you reboot after installing the update?
Aero peek is great, but it takes a second longer for it to come up than it does on the taskbar.
[quote]It looks like the future has arrived.[/quote] Shoot. If I had just waited a minute before opening my big mouth. [e digicons]X|[/e]
[quote]Holy Hard Drive Geek-Man (Note NOT the OP) Premium 1TB: $131.95/month or $1,319.50/year Are they ate up or what you can buy a NEW 1TB HDD for less than they want for one month not to mention You might even be able to get a 2TB HDD at or a little more the one month... [/quote] I thought the same thing, but that's why I signed up for the free one. I don't know of anyone in their right mind that would pay that.
Just read the features listed on the OD home page. I don't see aero peek listed there. I'll tell you for sure I've never had it all the time I've been using 2.0, but I think it may be coming in a future beta.
Just signed up. Thanks for the tip, Glen!
Seems to be working for me. Try this: 1. Go to the "Edit titlebars and windowframes" section. 2. Go to the "Edit uis2 frames" subsection. 3. Choose "Titlebar buttons." 4. Choose the button you wish to edit the position for from the preview. 5. Click on the "Position" tab. 6. Choose an option from the drop-down menu under "Button should be positioned relative to the". 7. Be sure to tinker with the values for distance away from edges until
Since you originally skinned for XP, then any skin part which is specifically for Vista or 7 will show up as "no image defined," because they were never skinned. Now, if this is happening on XP parts that you have skinned, then I'd say just open it up in SKS5 and locate the images that way. But I would think that, if you skinned them before, that SKS would find them.
...and the requester is grateful. [e digicons]:)[/e]
You so completely rock. Thanks! [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
A tutorial on making animated cursors would be nice. Or even animations in general. I'm okay at basic animations (like blinking lights [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] ) but the way some cursors animate is just incredible--and I have no idea how to do it AND make it look good.
Very nice.
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bachbeet, go to the folder that Wiz mentioned, find the folder for the logon that you are looking for. Using notepad, open the ini file located inside the folder. You should see a line of code toward the bottom that tells you in which directory the image for that logon is saved.