Object Bar 1.65 System Tray Headaches
Windows repositioning mysteriously; Current icons being called "Past Icons"
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Problem 1: I have a dual monitor system on which I develop .Net applications. This one application that collapses to an icon in the system tray works fine with ObjectBar not running, going in and out of the tray reapperaing in its proper location on either monitor. However, as soon as I simply run ObjectBar, even with no bars even defined, my program also gets repositioned to the left edge (same height) on my primary monitor only when it was collapsed to the tray when positioned on my secondary monitor (physically to the left of my primary monitor). Anyone have any clues as to what could be happening?
Problem 2: Originally I had the new preview version loaded (was not intentionaly) and the configuration of the system tray filtering properly showed all my tray icons. Thinking that the preview version might be responsible for problem 1, I completely uninstalled it and all related files, and installed the released 1.65 version. Now, when I try to configure my tray filtering, it shows 3/4 of my tray icons as "Past Icons". What is going on here? The filtering is exactly the perfect feature that I am interested in, however important icons seem to be inaccessible.
In general, ObjectBar, at least with respect to the system tray, is not up to the par of StarDock's other terrific packages. Can't wait until they figure out how to incorporate some its features into DesktopX where they belong.Email
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Problem 2: Originally I had the new preview version loaded (was not intentionaly) and the configuration of the system tray filtering properly showed all my tray icons. Thinking that the preview version might be responsible for problem 1, I completely uninstalled it and all related files, and installed the released 1.65 version. Now, when I try to configure my tray filtering, it shows 3/4 of my tray icons as "Past Icons". What is going on here? The filtering is exactly the perfect feature that I am interested in, however important icons seem to be inaccessible.
In general, ObjectBar, at least with respect to the system tray, is not up to the par of StarDock's other terrific packages. Can't wait until they figure out how to incorporate some its features into DesktopX where they belong.Email