your folder (with the png and the background files) goes into Stardock\ObjectDock\Background What do you mean with 'change image' option? The 'show extension of known file types' can be found in your Windows Explorer (have a look at my instructions above. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc
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I agree with Lantecs opinion. I think what happens is that OD tries to find your Windows on drive C (where 99.9999999 percent of people would have it). Reason: it looks for the information for your systemtray or taskbar (I believe the default theme starts up with a taskbar thingy) 1) do what Lantec says 2) try to create a dock without either sys-tray of taskbar, does the error still occur? <a href="../resources.aspx?cm
Hi I am a noob here and I think your pizzas look all very nice and tasty. I wanted some too and I got some of the frozen ones here, but they somehow don't work. Whenever I try to take a bite from them, they are really hard and resist. They also seem to be very cold? What am I doing wrong? Do I need something to make them edible?? email me: cant
I don't think you can actually 'split' the Logon-screen from the Logoff-screen. Windows will always use the same Logon for both....
christyi: what OS are you using? WindowsXP has an inbuilt feauture that allows you to open zip-files. If you are using Windows98 (I never used Windows2000 so I am not sure whether it has this feauture), you can download ALzip Freeware here: http://www.klitetools.com/comments.php?id=1783&catid=48&highlight=zip <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" border=0 alt="Posted via WinCust
Hmmmm, have you tried to uninstall > reboot > reinstall Windowblinds? StyleXP can do some strange things to your computer, since it hacks your system files.... Also, I found that it sometimes helps (if the Windowblinds don't "stick") to change the WindowBLinds through the Desktop Properties (right-click on your Desktop > Properties > Appearance > and choose the Blind from the drop-down list under 'Windows and Buttons'. <a href=
Tell Windows to use it with 'Icon Packager'. If you don't have Icon Packager, download it here: https://www.stardock.com/products/iconpackager/ install it and reboot.
I have an idea!!!! you give me your cable connection and I give you my dial-up!!!! ... what do you think? <img src="http://images
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stardock mpc is a part of Stardock Central. Download and install SDC here:https://www.stardock.com/products/sdcentral/ then reboot, and you should be all set. If you already have SDC installed you might have one of the following problems: 1) somehow SDC got damaged and you lost parts of it. > redownload and reinstall SDC 2) your OS is in another language and SCD has put the following files into a 'Common Files\Stardock' folder: MCPCor
Try the following. Download Aero Bliss to a folder of your choice (you most likely have already done that). 1) If the extension of the file is .logonXP double click on the file (you might have already tried this one too). If it still doesn't work try to rename the file (right-click on it and 'rename') to .zip. Then unzip the file into a folder. Move this folder into your LogonStudio directory. Note: it is important that the logon-folders are
This is a weird error you got there. I think reinstalling SDC will fix your stardock central problem. You somehow seem to be missing the ico's in your SDCentral\Images folder? for the explorer thingy, I have really no idea.... I just noticed that you seem to use 'Enhanced Dialogue'? I would try and unload/unistall/reeboot it and see what happens..... In light of this, I can't really think of any Stardock proggy that would ca
I believe those 'plus' boxes change with the skin. Try to use another skin.
Uhhh and before you start with anything, read these https://www.wincustomize.com/articles.aspx?aid=61353&SID=4285&UID=189957#489703 it is the answer to all your questions.
I think this is normal, but I am not sure. The only thing I know is that it happens on my system as well. The file-types icons do change if I use the browse feature from within Word, but folder-icons stay in their orignial windows form. ...maybe someone else can confirm this? <
Actually, if the dock entry name is set to display on mouse over, then it does display all characters. However, when its set to display below entry, it does not show all characters I believe this is normal behaviour and not a bug. What happens is that there is simply not enough space on the dock to disp
Thanks werewolf, I might try that. After all, Jafo's themes are just too tempting
My 300W PSU literally fried after I installed an additional DVD-Burner. I went and got a 450W PSU and I don't plug my monitor into the PSU anymore.
would you be able to tell us in which files you have found this trojan? That way an admin can check the original on the server and remove it if necessary.
https://www.stardock.com/products/bootskin/ scroll down to "Alternative Versions". aufisch thinks that NT must have been very tired....
Which version of Theme Manager do you use? Did you download it just recently (within the last week) or a couple of weeks ago? Older versions of Theme Manager had problems downloading and installing suites due to the suites being moved to another server (which caused the URL's in Theme Manager to be wrong). However, this has been fixed with the newest release (2.19c). I am not sure whether the free version has been updated yet. Logons
Huuuhh, I can still remember my first (and only) experience with LS about two years ago. I downloaded "Plava", installed LS and booted up. All I got was a very nice looking wall, but nothing else. No way to interact with my PC. I rebooted and the same happened. I tried to boot into safe mode, but the PC froze again. At this time I started to break out in a sweat. I inserted the XP disk and tried to use the system restore from the disk, but somehow that
If you download something from the OD library that isn't *.docktheme then unzip it: if the unzipped folder contains one ore more *.png files then move this folder into your ObjectDock directory and apply/change the icons by right-clicking on your dock-shortcuts > dock entry properties > change image. If the folder contains a couple of *.png files plus one file called background.ini then move this folder in your ObjectDock\Background directory
Jeff Bargman (the developper of OD) can sometimes be found over at the news-group news.stardock.com . I would try and post your problems there too.
Have you tried and added Outlook to the per-application list? I don't exactly know the meaning of the word per (except that it is the skandinavian form of Peter ), but I think the per application list is the list of programs you don't want WindowBlinds to skin. Right-click on your WindowBlinds Icon in the Systray > Configure WindowBlinds > Per Application