lpworld , 1. If your trying to export as an *.ip file then simply right-click on a theme within the Packages window and select Zip Package (or File > Zip Package). The main IconPackager program itself wont allow you to save directly to an ICL file. You will need to use IconExplorer to do this. 2. My next suggestion was going to be to install the latest version. We had some file distributio
lpworld, 1. You can use export image/copy image featurs from the right-click context menu within the main Icons & Cursors sections (just right-click on say My Computer), or even from the package Preview window. 2. Remove the change icon feature? There is a button in the Icons and Cursors main section to Change Icon, or simply double-click on the item you want to change. Brian
Developer f0r3 , can you zip up your entire \IconPackager\Themes directory and email it to me over at bharper@stardock.com please? This should help us find out what is causing the crash. Thanks Brian
Cafeend , what exactly is wrong?
Yes, i work for Stardock. Im the developer for ThemeManager
Black Xero, does it crash as soon as you click on the WB section or when previewing or applying a wb skin?
Yrgal , how exactly do you mean it doesnt save your desktop correctly? What was crashing when you were applying 50% of the themes? Which themes did you have problems with?
The previewing of some packages has been fixed internally. BlueDev , Installing new packages is working fine here. Which packages were you having problems with?
Check what version and build you are using by selecting Help > About. What you are describing should have been fixed up so its possible your using an old build.
The current version of SDC is being updated to handle all the new message boards being created on both gc and wc, and general stardock forums. Hopefully within the next sdc version we should be adding the galciv sections to the new and updated UI. Brian
Please check SDC > Help > About and make sure you have successfully updated sdc itself to build 84. It sounds like wcfiles.dll has been updated but your sdcentral.exe hasnt. Also, make sure you are launching SDC from the correct shortcut on your startmenu and not launching sdcentral.exe directly. Brian
What version of ThemeManager are you using? Which suite are you trying to download and apply?
What version of IconPackager are you using? Chances are you're using an old version with the latest version of the .iptheme file format.
Chances are your using an old version of IconPackager with the new vesion of the iptheme file format.
Gallus : the sizing issues have been fixed. To those having problems with their bluetooth please try the following and let me know what happens: Can you please try going into the ED settings, and unselecting the Repair shell icons for loaded processes option. Then possibly try rebooting and see if that fixs the problem.
Sir Lotherius : your default icon association isnt set correctly and has been replaced by another application. If you have IconPackager installed, select the Repair icons option from the Tools menu. This should fix your problem. Gallus : What application is that you are having problems with? What OS are you using? <B
Will see we can do about getting that fixed. Its been an issue for some time now and what with the new site and its changes has gotten worse. Brian
Try redownloading and installing the latest version again which should fix your problem. From what i remember there were issues with an older 2.5 installer that wasnt registering the shell extension correctly. Brian
What version of IconPackager are you using? bagginz
What version of IconPackager have you got installed? What OS are you using? Brian
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What version and build of SDC are you using? You can check this within the Help > About dlg. Brian
For those having problems with the crash and to save you reinstalling SDC you can simply go into \Stardock\SDCentral and run the restore.lnk file which will restore the last known good sdcentral.exe file. Then simply restart the program and it should auto update fine. If you still have problems simply reinstall SDC from http://storage.stardock.com/files/sdcentral_current.exe Brian
Its SDC build 48 thats unhappy and causing the crash when trying to auto updated. Chances are people that arnt having problems were using a previous build which works fine. For those having problems with the crash and to save you reinstalling SDC you can simply go into \Stardock\SDCentral and run the restore.lnk file which will restore the last known good sdcentral.exe file. Then simply restart the program and it should auto update fine. Brian
Dont forget to thank yrag for walking you through this too Brian
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