Okay All, I responded to all of you last night before I went to bed, only to see it all not posted. I don't understand what went wrong, but I thank ALL of you for your input and advice. I feel bad as I put some time and thoight in responding to you all. Oh Well!! [e digicons]:annoyed:[/e] Dar n! I hit Refresh and now they are there. This is crazy! Okay extr
[quote who="DaveRI" reply="5" id="2949780"] avoid some of the usual bumps in the road Some usual bumps are: If you have the trial version of Windowblinds installed, it needs to be uninstalled before installing the pay version. Apply the default Microsoft scheme from within the WB Config window, then uninstall the trial. Reboot.[/quote] That's go advice. I do not have the trial version. I tried the Windows Blind last year.&nb
Hey willistuder , Sad that you cannot have your version available for redownload. I have my Forum Software and they have my previous versions available for me. Bt, really it is a good thing to back up all your versions, which I have done for many years. YOu should see all the retro, ancient softwares I have
Oh Wow RedNeckDude. Thaks, just what I needed to know. I noted the references to help ones I get all squared away with installation. I was very intersted in DX because of the scripting in VB, which I have done in my career. I am still concerned though, about Stardock development furture. I just wonder if this is a bad buy at this time. Meaning, if they are going "ret
Ohh That sounds better. I was thinking negative about it. I hope I am as lucky to get the right version. I have Win 7 x64 pro too.
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="7" id="2941918"]Vad_M, thanks for response, but from what I can tell, Visual Basic is a foreign language to me. I try to learn, but just don't seem to get it. I wish I had your knowledge. [/quote] FYI: I have a membership at a Visual Studio Titorial site that has all video tutorials for everything programming under VS. VB C+(all), everything else. I am willing to share, if you are intereseted in this. Let me know. [e digicon
Being a certed MSCD (in 2000) and been an OLD computer "everything" for so many years, I can give my thumbs up to Visual Basic (I still have Visual Studio Pro 2005). I have been trying to keep up and I think I am start to get behind on all the newer tech. I can't afford the 2008 or 2010 ori versions. ANyway, I was looking at DesktopX because of the VB Scripting or whatever. I didn't do a lot of graphical programming, and thought this might give me something d
Hi Folks! I am about to take the plunge. I am having a bit of confusion about Object Desktop, which comes with a slew of apps. One being DesktopX, which is one of the apps I thought I had to buy separately at 1st. Does this work on Windows 7 x64? I looked at the system requirements for Object Desktop and it lists DesktopX under XP (only). What gives? I hope I don't have to buy more by the way of UPDATES, to get all these nice apps to all work