UncleBoarder

UncleBoarder

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I've used ObjectDock, with autohide for years. I decided to try out Ubuntu and run XP as a virtualbox. Works fine except when I configure ObjectDock for "Hide off-screen when not in use". I can see the dock (and use it) when I have the ObjectDock Properties open. But as soon as I close properties, the dock hides (as it should) but a mouse-over will not make it reappear. I should mention that it DOES hide/reappear properly when it's positioned on a side pannel

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How about Thomassen's question? How do you move the ObjectDock Library BACK to the application folder where it used to be. "My Documents" is for MY documments, not the application's. I guess some people may like it that way but it should at least be an option. I tried moving it but it recreated itself.

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Hey I know what caused the problem. It's using XP (sp2) as the tool to unzip... it truncates filenames to 8.3. Maybe it's a setting I don't know, but that's what caused the sysstatsCOM.dll file to be renamed sysstats.dll. My apologies to Judge, the file IS correct. It was my unzipping that caused the problem. But I'm certain this is the problem for many others as well. Good luck to everyone. Windows sucks. <img src="http://im

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FINALLY!!!!!! Thanks Chris!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Here's the key, The BIG PROBLEM, The crippler... The SysStatsCOM.dll file is not named correctly!! In the root of the unzipped SysStats folder is a file called SYSSTATS.DLL (in Ver 2.5.7, it's the 548KB dll). It needs to be renamed to SYSSTATSCOM.DLL. And it DOES belong in the root Object Doc

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Yes SysStats is installed. i.e. It's unzipped as I stated above and after the instructions didn't work, I've tried moving files... which didn't work either. So I'm looking for someone who can tell me... 1) is SysStatCOM a needed file? 2) is it really supposed to be unzipped into the OD root? That would create a secondary 'docklets' folder under SysStats? 3) Why are their TWO SysStats DLL files in the zip download?<br

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I KNOW I put it in the correct directory... well I did what the instructions said... as to if that's correct or not....... It just seems weird to have a secondary 'docklets' folder under the 'sysstats' folder, but maybe that's correct. I just don't get it. I've read all the help files I can find. I'm a network engineer and I can't get sysstats to work. I must be doing something incredibly stupid. LOL I'm running OD 1.20.522U

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