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I understand what you are saying. This has been suggested before, so it's already on the wishlist. Thanks for your suggestion.

Jeff has been made aware of the issue, as well as this thread.

I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you are asking for. Could you please be more specific about the feature you would like to see?

Please write to support@stardock.com explaining the issue. Please also include your serial number for the game.

Can you post a screenshot of what you are seeing?

Please try the following, as it may help with resolution changes: 1.) Right-click on your desktop, then select 'Configure Fences' 2.) Select 'Tools' -> 'More tools' 3.) Enable 'Store fence sizes and positions on a per-screen-resolution basis'

It might also be a good idea to ping Dell for support, as they are the official support channel for DellDock. Do you have a startup entry for DellDock? If not, try adding the DellDock executable to your startup folder.

Do you have any strange arguments that you are running the applications with? Are these applications natively 64-bit? Note tha due to how Windows on Windows work, ObjectDock will be unable to run natively 64-bit applications, as ObjectDock is 32-bit.

Are you able to alter your settings after reverting to the defaults? Please close ObjectDock, then rename or move the 'ObjectDockPlus' folder under: XP: C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application Data\Local\Stardock Vista\7: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Stardock You will need to replace USERNAME with your Windows username. Then try running ObjectDock again.

Does this occur with the default settings? Please close ObjectDock, then rename or move the 'ObjectDockPlus' folder under: XP: C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application Data\Local\Stardock Vista\7: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Stardock You will need to replace USERNAME with your Windows username. Then try running ObjectDock again.

ObjectDock 2 is out of beta, so you can upgrade to the latest stable build, either through Impulse or the ObjectDock page. ObjectDock 2 doesn't allow for dropping files onto launchers to launch the app with the file as input. This was removed to avoid confusion between launching with the file and adding the file to the dock. Unfortunately, there isn't a setting in ObjectDock that allows for fine-tuning of system tray icon size.

Sorry, I didn't realize you had a non-English language set. Please try the following: http://sd.stardock.com/mike/apps/stardock_access_german.bat If you still have problems, I'd say it's time to write to support@stardock.com. Please make sure that you include the original issue, as well as a link to this forum post.

Sounds like it might be a permissions issue. Can you please follow this link in Internet Explorer: http://sd.stardock.com/mike/apps/stardock_access.bat save the file, right click it and select "Run as Administrator" if you're on Vista/Windows 7, just run it if you're on XP. This may solve your issue.

The settings should save on exit. When you used Settings -> Unload Objectdock, it didn't save, but when you right-clicked on the dock and selected 'Quit' it did work? Odd.. Please let me know if this continues.

There are also two ways you can access your serial numbers in Impulse. Be sure that you are logged into Impulse using the email address you used to place your order. 1) Under the My Games or My Software tab, right-click on the title for which you need your serial number and select "View Registration". 2) Click on the blue question mark in the top-right corner of Impulse and select "Register a product with Impulse..." You ca

To back up your ObjectDock 2 settings, you can simply save the settings files: http://sd.stardock.com/Rosco/pics/od2_save_settings.png To restore your settings, just put your backed up files into that folder, and you'll be good to go.

Thanks for your suggestion, but I don't believe this is something that is likely to happen. ObjectDock is designed around mouse use, so keyboard controls are more of a nice-to-have. I will add this to the suggestion list, however. Thanks again.

Did you purchase using a different email address from the one associated with your Impulse account? I don't see any game registrations under the email address associated with this account. You can use the tool provided here: https://www.stardock.com/support/registrations/ to move the registrations from one account to t

As MyColors and WindowBlinds share files, verifying them back-to-back will require an update. I installed WindowBlinds, then installed MyColors.

Horgath: I have responded to your support ticket. You should be good to go.

[quote who="briggsy10" reply="5" id="2882847"]I've done that, installed the games through Impulse, but when I click to update the games it automatically opens Stardock Central. How can I update them another way? Or am I being really stupid and they already are? [/quote] You should uninstall Stardock Central, as it's no longer maintained, and probably doesn't work. Games are updated via logging into Impulse, clicking the 'Updates' tab, then click the 'Update' button. If there isn't an

Unfortunately, this feature is not available in XP installations of Fences Pro.

I've merged your Academagia registration to your main account. It looks like it was under a .com email address instead of .net. You should see your game listed under the "My Games" tab in Impulse. You may have to hit 'F5' to refresh or simply log out, then back into Impulse for the game to show as available.

Unfortunately, ObjectDock does not have jump list support.

There currently isn't any sort of margin, padding or snapping distance adjustment at this time. I will suggest this to the developer for perhaps a future release of Fences. Thanks for your suggestions.