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milksama

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TLK1969: Your Object Desktop subscription expired earlier this year. If your sole intent in purchasing the WinCustomize subscription was to obtain the WindowBlinds 6 Beta, I would suggest contacting [email protected] to do an exchange for an Object Desktop renewal [34.95] instead. Only users with an active Object Desktop subscription will have access to the WindowBlinds 6 Beta. So in other words, when your subscription runs out

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Hi Mark, sorry to hear about the trouble. Which version of Windows are you currently running? Could you let me know an example of a few widgets you have tried that are exhibiting this behavior? -Mike [Stardock Support]

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Should you not have a backup archive of the software and your subscription has expired, just submit an email to sales @ stardock.com or support @ stardock.com and we can send you an archive of the latest versions when your subscription was active. (Please keep in mind that we do not retain pre-release versions in these archives) -Mike [Stardock Support]

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The crashing issue is resolved in a build that has been released internally. To anyone experiencing this problem, please either hop on our irc server at irc.stardock.com, channel #stardock and find me there, or feel free to write in to support @ stardock.com This build may also help with the rotation issue, but I have not done thorough testing myself. AlyredB: Have you tried loading the graphical meters with the 3.2 build of DesktopX? SirSmiley: Thanks for sharin

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Try "City, Country", for example, "Singapore, Singapore" or "Paris, France" (Edit) : Also, which Widget/Theme are you attempting to use? -Mike [Stardock Support]

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Thank you Cavan1. jabbermacy: I wouldn't say you've wasted your money -- especially at this point in time, as you will receive a free upgrade to WindowBlinds 6 once that is released. WindowBlinds 6 will also include features that allow you to customize the skin currently in use (beyond what is now available). Though with SkinStudio 6's immiment release and the way that is looking, you may not be so burdened going into SkinStudio to make skin changes in the future &n

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It sounds like WindowBlinds is being blocked by something when it attempts to load at startup. If you run wbload.exe from the WindowBlinds directory when your computer starts unskinned, does this have any effect? -Mike [Stardock Support]

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Cinnamon toothpaste -- YUCK. I make a killer cinnamon french toast though It was great having you out here and I think I speak for everyone when I say we enjoyed your candy. Who knows... maybe next time you can skip all the delays and loss of luggage and just land on the Stardock airstrip <

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Paper_cut: I assume you're attempting to evaluate WindowBlinds? Please uninstall the version you currently have installed, restart your computer, then visit the following website to download the latest trial version: https://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds -Mike [Stardock Support]

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I do not believe this would be possible through DX without the use of an external module (ie plugin or com/activex object). It does look like this would be possible through a plugin if anyone knew c/c++. Taking a quick look at the sdk docs, the SD_DRAW_INFO structure appears to give you all of the information you would need to flip an image. See here for more information: https://www.stardoc

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TheDude20165: which version of Windows are you currently running, which security (antivirus, antispyware, etc) apps are you currently running and which version of WindowBlinds are you installing? -Mike [Stardock Support]

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excellent seeing the beast finally slain, I will go back into hibernation... until that time when I should be needed again. (sure wish I could lay claim to some part of fixing the problem though ) -Mike [Stardock Support]

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These tools are more useful than even I can comprehend and I have been using them a very long time with much success. Just wish they still included the source code as many improvements in their utilities have been introduced since when they had been open source Don't know if any of you remember that Sony rootkit fiasco, but Mark at Sysinternals had a detailed article up abou

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Actually, you will want to use the following format for the OnStateChange callback: Sub Object_OnStateChange(state) If state = "Riseup" Then Object.OnTop MsgBox("Hit") End If End Sub You need to of course treat the .State property as a string variable, as Riseup does not otherwise have any value within that scope. If you wanted, you could declare something like this in the global scope: C

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Hey Snowman, sorry for my delay. Thank you (and Hankers) for the nudge This issue had unfortunately become lost and stuck somewhere within the cobwebs of my brain. I had spoken with the lead developer of DesktopX on this a while back though had not come up with anything helpful Hav

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Glad to hear everything is working. Please post here again if your problem returns or if you have any additional questions. -Mike [Stardock Support]

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