Yep, Screen.exe is what draws Please Wait . I can assure you this is not a virus/spyware or otherwise malicious file in any way. Unless you had a security app complain about it (in which case you will want to notify us either here or at [email protected] and include the name/version of the app you're using so we can report the false positive) you should be ok. -Mike [Stardock Support]
[quote]Here's the answer I received from Stardock: Hello Stacy, I apologize for the delay. This section unfortunately does not offer the feature to delete wallpapers from the list. I will forward this to the developers as a feature request. -------------------- Mike / milksama [Stardock] 15090 Beck Road Suite 300 Plymouth, MI 48170 United States Stardock - A Microsoft Gold Certified Partner https://www.stardock.com <FONT colo
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Urban1: Which version of ObjectDock Plus are you trying this with? -Mike [Stardock Support]
If you open the Task Manager, do you see SDMCP.exe running in the list of tasks? Failing that, try running this: http://sd.stardock.com/mike/apps/mcp_102.exe -Mike [Stardock Support]
I haven't tried running OB 1.65 in Vista, but I can say that 2.10a runs nicely. The worst that would happen is you'd get a "ObjectBar has stopped responding" message and then you would have to close it. -Mike [Stardock Support]
Yep, Quentin is quite a guy Making themes resolution independent requires some additional steps that will sometimes make things more difficult for the artists to create. Positioning objects based on the System.ScreenWidth and System.ScreenHeight values is usually sufficient to accomplish a resolution independent theme. What specifically is the error regarding the weather object saying?</
I would not have imagined that feature would have been the cause of this issue. Nice find, mitche323! I will let the developers know. -Mike [Stardock Support]
I'm not seeing that here. Which version of Office and which version of ObjectDock? I assume you're referring to the running tasks section? -Mike [Stardock Support]
It depends on what you're running and how the author has created them. There is unfortunately no method through the interface that will allow you to easily adjust the position on startup. If these are widgets, however, you would be able to import them (right click on the system tray icon while in DX Builder mode) and modify them to suit your taste. -Mike [Stardock Support]
You could simply drag the weather docklet to another place on your dock. I will forward your feature request to the developers. Maybe it could align itself with the edge when fully expanded, so it would never be offscreen? -Mike [Stardock Support]
Unfortunately I was not able to reproduce this problem using Macro Express and the Magic Clock. Would you be able to export your Macro Express program configuration and either send that here, or in a private message to me? (Click on my name at the top of this post to access additional functions, including the private message feature). Thanks! -Mike [Stardock Support]
[quote]Skin tease. [/quote] " Skin *sold separately. " -Mike [Stardock Support] *Not yet available for sale
Don't forget one of my favorite features -- the Grid Setup dialog: This not only allows you to simply drag and drop machines, you can additionally set up your machines in a completely arbitrary fashion, to whatever suits your setup (or how you would like machine transitions to behave). <
The last purchase I see in your account is from August 23, 2005, which would make you a past customer (having not made a purchase for more than one year). If your records do not indicate this, could you submit an email to either [email protected] or [email protected] ? Thanks! -Mike [Stardock Support]
Rich: Could you post the WindowBlinds System Information text here? If you're having a crashing problem when you are simply interacting with a system app, like Explorer, this could really only be caused by one of a few things: Another customization application is running (like nView, for example). There might be a security application (antivirus, antispyware, firewall, etc) disliking the action you're performing in particular and blocking WB's action by c
I appreciate you having shared your problem and apparent fix. This will hopefully help others that may experience this problem. My suggestion for when installing a new major version of any app is to uninstall, restart and then download and install the newer version. I know that sometimes if an app is uninstalled and then a newer version of that app is installed before the system is restarted, certain files of the older version that were set to be deleted
I would suggest looking for a docklet that will give you this feature. Docklets are applications that can be loaded into your dock, and will behave just like simple shortcuts you had added, but will give you much more functionality. https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.aspx?libid=29&cat=Docklets -Mike [Stardock Support]
Does the Macro Express app have any kind of exclusion list? This might be a good instance where you can utilize that. I will try and do some testing later today and attempt to reproduce the problem you're describing. If I am able to encounter the problem, I will see if I can get these two working together. -Mike [Stardock Support]
[quote]The first thing I'd do is set the date correctly (Why do you do such a thing?) [/quote] After doing this, you would probably then want to uninstall WindowBlinds, restart your computer, then reinstall WindowBlinds. If you're still having a problem at this point, please post the updated System Information here. -Mike [Stardock Support]
In addition to the System Information^, I would also be interested to know the video driver date/version you're using. -Mike [Stardock Support]
It may also help (if you hadn't previously) if in the skin description, you state each artist that has granted you permission and mention the documented proof is included within the zip file. I find it is always better to give as much information as needed, so as to dissolve any potential doubt. -Mike [Stardock Support]
Actually, you may want to try updating to the latest Beta of WindowBlinds (available through Stardock Central: http://sdc.stardock.com/sdcentral_setup.exe ). I believe this newer version should work better in regards to this issue. Just enable the 'Show pre-release versions' option from within Stardock Central and WindowBlinds 6.00[b] should be available to you under there. Note: If you had not already installed through St
oh well.. too slow -Mike [Stardock Support]
Click on the circular Tool icon from under the Change my wallpaper section. You can add additional folders there. You could probably just remove the folders containing wallpapers you don't want to use, then from the Random Wallpaper settings section, just click Add all -Mike [Stardock Support]
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