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[quote who="JanOscar" reply="22" id="3858921"] I managed to update manually by going to the folder C:\Users\ YOURUSERNAME \AppData\Local\Stardock\ObjectDesktop. Look for the file ObjectDesktopManagerUpdate.exe and run the installation. [/quote] Hi JanOscar, Thank you for the suggestion. I've gone in the mentioned directory, and I've found that the ObjectDesktopManager.Update.exe was really named as ObjectDesktopManager.Update.ex2 (t

[quote who="basj" reply="20" id="3858905"] Also, have you try, uninstall ODM, reboot, reinstall ODM with the latest version you download directly via the product account page. Reboot again after the installation finish. Test it. [/quote] Thank you for your answer, but: been there, done that, still 4.01. If you have the latest version of the installer for OD you can easily verify that its SHA256 is

Sorry to revive this old thread, but I have still the same problem of the original poster. I've tried all the options suggested here (download from the blue button, uninstall first, reboot, reinstall, doing black magic,...) but nothing as of today has worked. I have still OD 4.01 which doesn't even auto-update, and of course I have an active subscription. Is it really so difficult to provide the proper software? For what is worth, this is the SHA-256 of the OD installer downloaded

Hello, Yes there is one (partially). The old but still functional AniFX has the Tools > Batch Process function with which a loaded .ani/.cur can be exported in various formats, among which PNG. I write partially because what AniFX does is to export the animated cursor as separate frames PNG files, not as a strip. The Aniutil (or Animstrip) utility, neither of which included