StandAloneStack 2 is fortunately still working. Only problem is the C:\Program Files folder cannot be accessed directly. Instead a Symbolic Link has been created in the stack folder for accessing the x64 program files.
Flyout gone [e digicons]>:([/e] Icons are gone in "Customize this icon..." dialog box (ObjectDockUI.exe) [e digicons]>:([/e] Need to find an icon via "Browse for an icon..." Fortunately Standalone Stack still works, except it cannot handle files in the "C:\Program Files" folder directly - a Symbolic Link to this folder is required for working properly. A similar stack option should ha
Upgraded from version 3 to the 4 alpha version and the desktop icons were not scaled according to the Windows "custom scale factor". Gave up on fixing it and reverted to version 3 and now have the same problem with scaling. Manage to fix some fences but not all.
You can try to create a shortcut to the bat file, and change icon, use the %1, etc. in the shortcut and bat file . Drag the shortcut to wanted position in ObjectDock. I am using ObjectDock in Windows 10, with very few crashes.
[quote who="Jafo" reply="402" id="3805498"] Quoting mhutch1478, reply 401 Having set up roll-up fences for a variety of folders, apps etc and then find that in general use, they sit on the desktop and unrolling them doesn't display them above other windows makes them pretty useless. There must be an option
[quote who="JanOscar" reply="435" id="3815143"] Quoting stubkjaer, reply 434 I am not aware of you have the choose of single click desktop icons, when you have chosen double click in file explorer. And I can't see any reason to have two different choices in a global environment. [/quote] I ca
[quote who="JanOscar" reply="433" id="3815072"] Quoting stubkjaer, reply 431 To launch something in such a hidden fence, it is required to double click an icon. I can't see why you have to double click the icons. Works with single click on my machine. [/quote] I am not aware of you have the c
I have a somewhat special setup where all fences are hidden and only appears when the mouse is hoovered over the hidden fences. To launch something in such a hidden fence, it is required to double click an icon. It would be great to have the possibility to hoover over such a fence and single click an icon.
When "WinWord.exe" is set to group automatically and "Show all Windows in the Taskbar" in Word settings is not selected, new Word documents are not shoving in the Groupy Tab bar.
Windows standard for left mouse clicking is double clicking. I use mouse over to open a fence and the possibility of single clicking icons would be great.