ExodusCrow

ExodusCrow

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I think the name of the one coming out this year is "The Darkness". I agree that horror movies shouldn't be relase on christmas day. However, it's not like they can release a jolly christmas story on christmas day; once people actually started to see it, Christmas would be over. I really don't think movies like this are the "death and distruction" of the christmas spirit because the people who go and see these kinds of movies on Christmas either d

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Is there an option that would allow me to search through the forums? I know there is a way to search through articles, but what about the forums? It would make finding answers to previously asked questions much easier and would eliminate new posts on the same topics.

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Does anybody know a good program to change the look of the windows tray clock? I've seen some screenshots of clocks with larger hour numbers and smaller minute numbers that looked pretty neat. Any suggestions? Thanks

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I have a new DX object I'll be uploading soon. I was wondering whether it should be uploaded as a widget, an object or both? What are the differences between the two? Thanks! ExodusCrow (mike)

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Now if I try and export it to widget or object it says: C:\Program Files\Stardock\Object Desktop\DesktopX\Eula-app.txt not found I'm having the same problem. It only happend since I updated to 2.3. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smile

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When you create an object that has more than one object in it (a text layer and a graphic). When you delete one of them, it will not delete the other. This is because DX doesn't know they are associated. To do this you have to go into the object properties and the summary tab and give the object a name (object_text, object_graphic1) and widget name (object). You have to do this for each layer you have in the object. Hope this helps. This may sound a little wordy. If you have any questio

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If you go into your DX configuration. There is a button called "Work Area". There you can reduce the size a maximized window takes up. I hope that's what you're looking for. [Message Edited]

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