Well, my computer is not a junk bucket, well, for what is out now it is, but it should be fine, AMD2100+, Corsair PC2700 512MB ram, 2x 120GB Western Digital drives both with 8mb caches, ATI 9600 128mb card. What is happening is when I am running desktopx and object dock, and load BF:Vietnam. The game lagggggs rediculously. Now the game never lagged before, and when I turn off object dock, it still lags. So, it has to be DesktopX. So, first question: What do I do to help keep the machine run
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and i am just making a new object with desktopx, then changing its appearence to the picture.
no, i am just using photoshop,
Hi, well yet again I need some more help. I have really only been messing with this for this evening, and have come up with an ok desktop for myself. But, there are sections that I would like to make clear. please look at my desktop screen shot below, and look at the note i put there. Thanks!!! for any help, Mike
lol, i got it, lol, you were right, all i did was put the outlook(example) to the size i wanted, then took a screenshot, then went into photoshop and did some math, and put the work space to those dimensions from the outer edges of the desktop, it works great, i still see everything on my desktop that is custom
well, sort of, ok, lets use Outlook as our example. I want to set a section of my desktop to cater to the new windows that i open, anything. So, if I click on outlook, i want it to open, in this area that i have sectioned off.
oh ok, i will try that, THANKS! and if I want to draw up some kind of cool looking box, i just have to figure out where to place it on my desktop, so it looks like the windows are maximizing into it?? or how do i go about that
Hello, I am new to this whole thing, and would like to design some things into my desktop. I use 1600x1200 res. and would like to set a portion of that to the window when I open things, and when I "Maximize" like explorer, it would only go to the edges of this box I make in the corner of my desktop, that way I can still see everything else around this Window. I am not sure how else to explain it.