milksama

milksama

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Actually it's your WinCustomize subscription that lasts until September, 2008. Your Object Desktop subscription is valid until November 2008, however. Are you not running WindowBlinds 6 or ThemeManager 2.50c? These are two release versions of applications newer than August. As the SDC version you're running is outdated, I would suggest updating to a new version (it should find this through Tools->Check for application updates). If it doesn't recognize a newer vers

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Screen.exe is an app belonging to WB and instantiated on a skin change. Could you post your WB System Info here? -Mike [Stardock Support]

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When on a dialup or otherwise low-speed connection, I would suggest (if you prefer not to order a CD) using the 'Download and Archive' feature of Stardock Central very liberally. This way, should you ever need to reinstall, you will not have to wait through the entire download again. For your particular problem now, I would suggest completely removing WindowBlinds, restarting your computer, ensuring you're using (Help->About) Stardock Central version 2.48.485 build 160, then d

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jpn80: My apologies.. I am unsure how I overlooked your first post. Did you want to try out the latest Beta through Stardock Central ? This may work better for you with regards to the taskbar skinning issue you reported. Alec Tronic: Did you have a version of WindowBlinds installed previously? It looks like there are some files from WB5 still resident on your system. Try uninstalling, restarting y

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True... when running them explicitly as widgets (by simply clicking on them) they wouldn't show. If you were to right click the system tray icon and choose the 'Import' option and instead load them this way, they would show up in the Object Navigator. This obviously can only provide information on objects. Sorry for not being clearer before! -Mike [Stardock Support]

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Thanks for providing the information. The reasons I can imagine why objects/widgets/gadgets wouldn't be showing up are Coordinates off-screen (as Zubaz mentioned) Opacity set to a less-than-visible amount Visible attribute set to False As the problem you've mentioned does seem to be affected whether WB is loaded, that sounds like a clear concern of some kind of incompatibility. I have run DesktopX items here without a

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You could create an icon set through IconPackager. Just start with the default theme and then from the 'Icons and Cursors' section, set up your own customized set, each icon at a time. Once you're done, just go to File->Save Package As... and you have your own icon set. -Mike [Stardock Support]

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I've definitely run into the same problem in the past myself. The good thing is that if you do happen to give a skin a rating you're unhappy with, or perhaps judge a skin prematurely, you can still go back and give it the proper rating you feel it deserves. It will just replace your pre-existing rating. -Mike [Stardock Support]

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WB on Vista does in fact allow for customized toolbar icons-- for the skins that support them. Not custom animations at the moment though. The toolbar icons are just built into the skins rather than available as a choice through those sections you'll see on XP. As for whether the toolbar icon customizing section might find way into the ui for vista in the future, I am unsure. Perhaps when animations are supported too? -Mike [Stardock Support]

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It's actually better to use WinKey+M rather than WinKey+D, as the Show Desktop feature is really just a poor hack (drawing the desktop contents over everything, rather than actually minimizing anything). . . but it might be the hardest to close. What are you talking about? That's the greatest feature. It runs indefinitely... that way, you never have to remember to run it at any point in the future. Joking aside, I have much respect fo

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I guess that makes sense then.. Dave's widget is not working for me either. The problem with temperature monitors is that they tend to be more system specific. Hopefully some kind of standard can be developed at some point that all motherboard manufacturers comply with. -Mike [Stardock Support]

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There aren't yet any plugins that support CPU temp monitoring yet (that I'm aware of). I did some looking around and there is a WMI object available. I made a simple text object intended to populate with CPU temp information, though I've unfortunately not had any luck getting any information from WMI yet. Maybe someone else will have better luck? http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/a

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Sorry to hear about the problems. Hopefully they did not ruin your lawn! Could you post your WB System Info? Just open the WBConfig dialog and it's one of the main sections along the top. There is also a button (once you're in there) at the very top right to have it copy all of the information to the clipboard, so that you may then paste this into the reply form here. -Mike [Stardock Support]

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