SaturnRingHalo

SaturnRingHalo

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Actually, it has a simple easy solution, just create a Fences and set Fences rule to send all new icons on the desktop to go there and place that Fence on your second monitor or any monitor you like. Thank you, Basj, Stardock Community Assistant I don't want folders that I've just created to be moved to a fence though. I'd just like my downloads to be put in a sensible place on the desktop. Actually, since you're here Basj, I have a couple o

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I'd like for downloads to be placed on my main monitor, instead of the secondary monitor. This looks like a bug to me, because the files appear halfway down the monitor, and slightly off the side of the screen rather than on the Windows Desktop grid. Does anyone know if the devs are aware of this problem with multiple monitors? Do you think it will get fixed?

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Thanks. I'm only really interested in three apps, and don't want to have to install more software than is necessary in order to solve my problems with Windows 10 - some of the other apps are nice, but ultimately superfluous. It therefore makes more sense for me to get the three individual apps, I think. Even if a new version was released for all three, every single year, the upgrade price would still less than the 20$ Object Desktop subscription. But it seems like version upgr

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So to be absolutely crystal clear: 1] I can buy Start10, Fences and ShadowFX for 16€ and use them on five computers. I get incremental updates. Every 3 years or so I may have to upgrade them individually at a reduced price when a new version when released, otherwise my older version instantly becomes abandonware and will not get incremental updates or bugfixes. 2] I can buy Object Desktop for 23€ (summer sale) and use the apps on five computers. Every year I must res

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So with Object Desktop, access to all updates ceases as soon as the subscription lapses. With the individual apps, you have access to incremental updates until a new version is released. Thanks for clarifying.

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One thing I still don't understand, although I've read the FAQs... It appears that with the individual, one-off-payment licenses, I am allowed to download incremental updates (necessary in case a Windows update breaks something). But if I allow my Object Desktop subscription to lapse, then I cannot access the future incremental updates for the versions of the apps that I have? Thanks for clarifying.

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Thanks for your reply. I was trying to avoid having to install stuff unnecessarily on my nice clean installation, but never mind. :) For other potential users of ShadowFX: I tried ShadowFX out and it does exactly what I hoped: blur 0% | Transparency 0% | 3px on all sides | blue colour gives a high visibility border around all windows and programs. Bonus - unfocused windows/programs can have a different colour and less prominent border! Exc

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Thanks. Although I'm surprised that the question hasn't come up before. I'm guessing that 'Object Desktop' is a download and license-key manager for the standalone apps. So that I just keep the trials installed, and apply the license key(s) which Object Desktop gives me after purchase?

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Thanks for the replies. I have installed the 30 day demos of Fences, Start10 and ShadowFX. Do I need to uninstall those before buying Object Desktop?

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I've just moved from Win7 to Win10 a few weeks ago, and of course hate many, many things. One of those things is the lack of window/program borders. A few questions: 1] Could I use Stardock's 'Shadow FX' to create a 5px thick, opaque, border-like shadow around all my windows and programs? 2] After choosing a shadow in Shadow FX or a theme in WindowBlinds, would the program actually stay loaded all the time? Or can the shadows/themes be displayed without ShadowFX/W

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Thanks for the replies. > On a side note: you can install these on 5 machines of your own and get updates for one year. Sorry, can you elaborate on that a little? I don't quite understand what you mean. Thanks.

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1] If Windows 10 automatically updates, and we've got these kinds of desktop enhancements installed, what's the worst that can happen? Could a system be rendered unbootable by a clash between any of the Stardock software and a Windows update? Could we potentially lose data? 2] Yearly renewal of Object Desktop is currently 20$, and that's about the maximum I can afford to spend on this kind of software. May I ask, has it been stable at that price for a long time? Is there anything prev

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I haven't seen this request, but I don't think I'll be buying Fences without it! Objects with long filenames are ugly and confusing when displayed below a large icon on the Desktop (and currently in Fences). Fences is a great opportunity to solve this problem, but it has not done so. I would like to see a 'list view' added to normal Fences (as opposed to Folder Portals, which already have a list view), so you can see a small icon and the full names of the objects/file

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I've set-up Start10 in the Win7 style. When I use 'pin to start menu (start10)', the program is displayed in a list at the top. However, there is a separator line just below this list, and I can't work out what it is for. At first I thought I could move things between the upper and lower sections, like having favourites at the top. But nope. Then I thought, if I used the 'pin to start' option, the program might be added to this lower section (as well as a tile

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