Actually, uninstalling SDC cleared up my systray problems. He, He, I have never heard of that before ... well done!!
aufisch
ODImg.dll is in c:\Program Files\Common Files\Stardock I am not sure where exactly it came from (why did you want to uninstall SDC?), but since it starts with 'OD' it might have come with ObjectDock? But then again it is possible that it means 'ObjectDesktop'. Mind you that you might have also other problems if you are running Stardock products without SDC. I am thinking of SDMCP.exe that is needed to run the systray option in Object
You might have to use the web-site for a while. It has nothing to do with your subsription and I am sure the developers are working on fixing this problem as soon as possible. Just hang in there.
Yes, I noticed that too. Theme Manager refuses to download again as well, and I suspect that it has something to do with the newest move to new servers last week. That's when the problems started. I am sure Brian Harper is aware of this problem, but I sent him an email to point this problem out anyway. <img src="http://images3.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" border=0 alt="Posted via WinCustomize Browser/
Quick update: Zapped ThemeManager > rebooted > connected through SDC and downloaded and installed version 2.19h[rc] > rebooted again (just to make sure) > tried the following suites: "Basic Aquarium", "LeatherBox", "Alien Mind 2", "CopperDeck2". Also downloaded the newest available suite "Mako" and tried to download and install it through ThemeManager. NONE worked, as described in several post above; download of individual components happens r
you're welcome, and I have no clue why this happens to some people. I can only tell you that you are not the only one
double post......sigh.....
Grrrrrr, I really hate it if a loose a whole answer because of some weird forum-big Anyway lets try this again. I had originally assumed that the original author of this thread (Oden89) used the free version 2.11 which was the last free version with the bug not fixed. Since
What else happens except that your Icons don't change?? Or what exactly is the reason why you have to logoff and then login again? When you choose an IconPackager package from within the program it is important that you first hit 'Load' and then 'Apply'. You can also try and rebuild the Icon Cache (Tools > rebuild icon cache). <img src="http://images3.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" bor
Your English is really good. Have you tried to change the *.logonXP file into a *.zip file. Then unzip this file and move the so obtained folder into your LogonStudio directory? I noticed you said you moved the *.logonXP file into a specially named folder within your LogonStudio directory, but you didn't unzip it first. If you have a look at the folders within your LogonStudio directory, you will find that all the Logons are unzippped
Hmmm I believe the broken download bug has been fixed since version 2.15 and I am really relieved to hear that the free version has finally been updated as well. I wonder though whether your particular version did not update correctly (both Marty0403's and yvana2's). Marty0403, after changing back from the free version (mind you that 2.11 was still a faulty version with the bug not fixed) did you completely uninstall this version then reboot a
Huuuh, have your read the comments to this docklet at all? Download > unzip > rename folder to startmenlu and move it into your ObjectDock\Docklets-folder. Then right-click on dock > Add > Startmenu 2. (Comment #41 by AndreasV)
First just quickly check the following settings (I know you said that all settings are ok, this is just a double-check): 1) make sure that 'Always use the animations defined in the current skin' is ticked under Windowblinds configuration > 'My animations' 2) Under Windowblinds configuration > 'Basic settings' > 'Performance' > make sure that 'disable standard windows animation effects' is ticked. Make sure you hit "Apply chan
Create a new object > right-click on it > Preferences > on the bottom of the first tab under "General" click on "Add" under 'Additional Abilites' > choose 'DXPlayer' from the list that will pop up. You can configure the Player by clicking on the player under 'Additional Abilites' and then clicking 'configure' <img src="http://images3.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" border=0 alt="Posted via WinCus
I noticed that one too, werewolf, Everytime I try to increase the transparency of the trays, the icons seem to be transparent as well and it really annoys me. Please inform us if you or thomassen have found a solution for this.
You can do that much easier by changing the 'Object Type' of your object from 'shortcut' to 'DesktopX'. All you have to do then is to choose 'Unload DesktopX Builder' from the dropdown list. I tried that and it still works in DesktopX as well as in DesktopX-Builder
I could be wrong here, but I think it is a bit different for the ObjectDesktop suite. You will most likely have to install STardockCentral on the Internet-Machine, then download all the programs through there and archive them (right-click on the application and click on "Archive application"). After you have done that, you can burn all the zip-files in c:\program files\stardock\SDcentral\Backup onto a CD. Then install StardockCentral
Wildharp: which version of DX are you using? The free version or the full version, and what number? I know you might already have tried this, but use the OD-zapper https://www.stardock.com/files/odnt_zapper.exe to completely uninstall DesktopX (make sure to back up your themes, dxpacks and widgets before) then reboot and reinstall again. <img src="http://images3.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" bo
Try to remove the faulty theme manually by deleting (or moving) everything in C:\Documents and Settings\"your account"\Local Settings\Application Data\Stardock\DesktopX\Current Theme If that doesn't work you might have to try a uninstall > reboot > reinstall.
...and have you ever played around with the custom colour settings? I noticed that if you don't set it back to default it will change the colour for every skin you load.
aufisch pokes Jafo with a stick.... .....now that I finally have Litestep running on my sytem.....
Cryshoot: falls Du Probleme mit dem Bootskintutorial by DigitalCHET hast, oder etwas nicht verstehst, kannst Du mir einfach ein email schicken: efischer(@)optusnet.com.au (lasse die Klammern weg)
Zuerst einmal, ein bisschen geduld wäre angebracht, besonders da Du ja Dein Problem im General Forum anstatt im Support Forum geposted hast. Sorry dass der neuinstall nicht geklappt hat. Wie schon erwähnt, Dein jpgutils.dll wurde von Norton Antivirus (oder irgend einem anderen Antivirusprogramm) gelöscht. JPGutils.dll ist nicht wie ich gedacht
Unfortunately, I fear the free version of ThemeManager is still not updated (sigh!). Try and download the absolutely newest version of ThemeManager, if it still doesn't work, you will have to wait until Stardock has updated ThemeManager <img src="http://images3.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" border=0 alt="Posted via Win
Wahrscheindlich hat Dein Antivirusprogrammm diese Datei als Ad-ware bezeichnet und deshalb gelöscht. (Norton Antivirus hat das mit meinem jpgutils.dll auch versucht, aber ich habe diese Datei als "nicht gefährlich" eingestuft.) Ich würde versuchen Logon-Studio zu uninstallieren - starte den Computer neu - installiere nochmals Logon-Studio. Du kannst auch folgendes versuchen. Da Logon-Studio diese datei nur braucht um jp