Hi, answered my own question. Took a while but found what I needed below : Posted by Michael Emmerd on 09 April 2009 06:37 PM To back up your ObjectDock 2 settings, you can simply save the settings files: http://sd.stardock.com/Rosco/pics/od2_save_settings.png To restore your settings, just put your backed up files into that folder
I have just moved to a New PC and I wanted to take my ObjectDock Plus 2.1 'Docked Tab' with me. I have installed ODP on my New PC but can't for the life of me remember how to Import the settings (I know I will lose the icons, etc but I can get them back). I Have a saved theme in My Documents under Stardock\Backed Up Themes ?
O.K. what I meant to say was stretch across 2 Monitors but Yes I understand the file size would be a bit too big. On Windows 8 there is no setting 'Stretch video and static wallpapers over multiple monitors'. So, I will go on as is. Thanks for the info.
Hi, I'm using DeskScape 8 on Windows 8 with 2 monitors. Can I use 1 DeskScape across both monitors ? I can get it to show the same DeskScape on both monitors but for the 'Natural Bliss' DeskScape it would look better playing across both screens.
WinCustomize Forums
Hi Have the same problem. Try to start up IP 3.10 (latest) and it crashes as it tries to load up. Got to be April XP updates, trying to find out which is going to be a pain, unless someone knows which one is causing the problem
O.K. No problems, thought it might be something like that, thought I would ask though. Thanks
Hi, just installed the above on a PC, after much mucking around managed to get it connected to the LAN. Installed Multiplicity, without any problems as Secondary PC. From my Primary PC (WinXP SP2)got connected, then when I moved mouse to control secondary PC, mouse disappeared and most of keyboard functionality went as well(on Pri PC). Any ideas on fixes, workarounds or am I doing things wrong ?
Hi Thanks, I found it by typing 'Menu' in the search in ObjectDock Library. Thanks Mark
No, trying to use 'Brushed Menu' from the Dock Overlays section in the ObjectDock Library. Allows you to have -down or up (I think) menus on the ObjectDock.
Thanks for that. The file is in the ObjectDock Lib, in the Dock Overlays section called 'Brushed Menu'. Have re-downloaded it and as you suggested put folder 'Skins' under the 'Background' folder. Now when I go to 'Backgrounds' in ObjectDock Config, I now see a file called 'Brushed.ini', obviously not supposed to be that, as it's supposed to show me a menu structure on the ObjectDock ?
Got the Overlay I need but how do I use it ? It is under the Objectdock folder but for the life of me can't figure out what to do with it. It has .INI and .PNG, know what they are but what do you do to make it work. Thanks
Stardock Forums