The icon is no longer there because the executable that handled it (wbload.exe) is no longer loaded. It will make a return in the future. Oh, and the system tray is technically called the "system notification area", only nobody actually calls it that.
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Yeah, but you'd feel real stupid if you didn't take its advice and then lost.
Stardock Central has an update to fix a minor bug with temperature parsing in some situations. Thanks be to Pas! Kris has also updated the full installer with that version.
The list of codes won't help, as we do no longer use Weather.com. Weather data is provided by NOAA, and collected from weather stations and airports around the world.
Excellent! Hope you enjoy the programs. Remember, if you do get IconPackager, it's only $35 if you want to upgrade to OD (of course, you could just get that right now for $50, but no rush ).
*sighs* - There was a problem with a recent update and I guess they didn't update the full file yet. Please do the following: * Uninstall the current version from add/remove programs * Get Stardock Central from here if you don't already have it: https://www.stardock.com/sdnet_login.asp * Login with your Stardock.net/WinCustomize account * Fill in your Natural Desktop registration details on the Registration Info screen in
Hi guys. There is an update on Stardock Central that should fix the problem, which appears to have been caused by a corrupt standalone installer. I recommend you: * Uninstall the version that you have * Get Stardock Central from here: https://www.stardock.com/sdnet_login.asp * Login with your Stardock.net/WinCustomize account * Fill in your Natural Desktop registration details on the Registration Info screen in Tools
Hi guys. There is an update on Stardock Central that should fix the problem, which appears to have been caused by a corrupt standalone installer. I recommend you: * Uninstall the version that you have * Get Stardock Central from here: https://www.stardock.com/sdnet_login.asp * Login with your Stardock.net/WinCustomize account * Fill in your Natural Desktop registration details on the Registration Info screen in Tools
Hi guys. There is an update on Stardock Central that should fix the problem, which appears to have been caused by a corrupt standalone installer. I recommend you: * Uninstall the version that you have * Get Stardock Central from here: https://www.stardock.com/sdnet_login.asp * Login with your Stardock.net/WinCustomize account * Fill in your Natural Desktop registration details on the Registration Info screen in Tools
There is also a fix for this in the new version of Natural Desktop.
To confirm, Natural Desktop does work worldwide, although the 5-day forecasts are only available in the US (simply because they are the only country that is willing to give forecast information out without charging an arm and a leg for it!). 24-hour forecasts are available in many places as well, both inside and outside the US.
I would say it's a good deal for $10. You get 16 very nice wallpapers, some background sounds and an animated window that can show you the weather anywhere in the world. Of course, I helped make it, so . . . If you are concerned about performance - as Septimus said, the requirements are not very onerous. It also offers three speeds of animation, so if you f
I have a 4200 and it works (after the very first beta), so it should work for you.
Well, of course it doesn't show up in Add/Remove Programs - it's installed via Stardock Central, so you need to remove it via that . . .
Oh . . . well, the driver on its own should be enough, I was trying to save you from the even larger .NET Control Center download.
how do I download again without uninstalling/losing everything? No new version shown. Tools/Check for application updates. It should show a 4.90a. iseekserendipity, try the latest Catalyst drivers (you just need the "With Control Panel" option): https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?dep
WindowBlinds 4.90a now up. Updated drawing code for affected NVIDIA cards, updated Arrow skin with glowier buttons.
DarkPhoeniX: We are testing on the very latest, however the fix will probably help with the problem on all driver versions.
I don't think the auto archive error is not something you should be worried about.
That is correct. You should not need a restore point. Moving from one to another will require a reboot, but other than that it should update correctly.
sumantaya - when WindowBlinds 5 is officially released, you will be able to get it via Stardock Central, or probably as a download link as well. Right now it is only available to Object Desktop subscribers (who tend to have a higher tolerance for potential problems in beta versions).
Ok, done that, put the serial into SDC.. but I can't download WB5, it doesn't offer a download button, or an update button next to WB4.. Just "Run" next to both.. Is "Show pre-release versions" on in the View menu? If not, you will not be able to see betas.
Yes, you should go here: https://www.stardock.com/products/odnt/odnt-upgrade.asp
You can stop waiting now. Well, unless you have a slow connection. NVIDIA 4xxx and (probably) 5xxx users, there are some problems with the alpha support on those cards which may lead to what looks like overexposure; a related problem is that cliking on the titlebars may not work correctly unless you click on the text. ATI users shoud have no problems.
That sounds like a good idea - like, a $9.95 "WinCustomize Standard" just for the downloads.