[quote]Link it please?[/quote] Here's one system tray docklet if that's what you're looking for. Not sure if there are more. System Tray Docklet
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[quote]Is there a difference between WindowBlinds and SkinBrowser?[/quote] Yes. The Wincustomize Browser can only apply skins to applications you already have installed. If you don't have Windowblinds installed, then the attempting to apply a skin via the Wincustomize Browser will be unsuccessful.
[quote]When it gets to Zero...the following occurs. A voice comes in and says..."The trial period is at an end. Your mission should you choose to accept it, is to purchase this product. If you are unable then Stardock will disawow all knowledge of your existence. This computer will self destruct in ten seconds!"[/quote] Hilarious! I needed this laugh after today...thx.
Strange I have the same OD build and Vista x64 but I don't have that problem. I only tested it using Notepad++, FileZilla, Teamspeak (beta), and Steam as those are the only apps I have installed from the list you gave.
I'm going to say its that you're running a Program designed for XP on Vista. There is a new Cursor FX coming out that will be Vista compatible.
Zu, its a Stardock Default logon that comes with LogonStudio.
Copy paste exactly what I typed below into the Vista start menu search box or into run dialog box. %programdata%\Stardock\LogonStudio Vista\Logons After that just open the folder of the logon skin you want to use as your wallpaper and "COPY" that image to somewhere else. Then just set it as your wallpaper.
[quote]just curious.. does not maybe dvd next copy do that for you? considering the site says it comes with skin templates[/quote] This is most likely the case. I've been thinking about what you're asking j00x and if I'm correct then you want to create a skin via SKS and then have an executable that will install that program for other Windows users. If this is correct, then it won't work. Not unless those users have WindowBlinds installed. SKS only creates skins for use in t
Obviously if someone says that he's going to format his HD then one can be certain they know to backup their data. Again, obviously there's going to be exceptions and yes you shouldn't assume, but that's life and it happens everywhere. Still, I have yet to meet someone in who knows how to format and doesn't know that you need to backup data. Still Phoon, you could have elaborated in stead of giving (IMO) a useless response. Jeffo1: You have to select the Object Desktop tab on
[quote]Maybe there's not a lot of Vista 64bit users that want to change what the dbl and right clicks do for them who knows.[/quote] I used to love to change those, but found out on my Vista Ultimate x64 that the functioning was not what was suppose to be happening so I stopped. I haven't attempted to try it with the current build (probably should have before I posted this). But no, you're not the only one. Have you created a support ticket for this? If not, I would recomm
[quote]Ummmm... the archiving option isn't going to do squat if he's going to reformat....[/quote] Well then what good is it for. This is of course assuming that he knows he has to back up his data, which is why the archiving function is the best option for SD products/skins installed. I guess you could have offered more of a solution instead of this "isn't going to do squat", but why would you do that? Not as if he was asking for help or anything.
[quote]Thanks for the Info regarding SDC...but when i click on the archive to archive my WB6 it is all greyed out...I cannot select WB6 or any other application[/quote] Hmm, are you sure the programs are installed? Do you have the latest version of SDC? Interesting that its greyed out. Never heard of that one before.
[quote]Grrrr! That just completely stopped me from buying the plus version. The only way I can keep WMP in the dock right now is I had to enable the section for open programs, which then puts the icon in the dock. As long as I keep minimizing it, it will stay there... but if I actually "X" out of it, then it will disappear off the dock.[/quote] That's too bad. OD+ offers quite a bit more that surely will help to create an efficient computing experience. Although, if you're going to ge
j00x: NSIS will create Windows installers, although you don't need it if you're installing skins for a program like WindowBlinds as their standard format already auto installs upon double-click.
[quote]Running some of Stardock programs on Vista does seem to be at times and adventure.[/quote] Right, because there were NEVER any problems/error/bugs running the software on XP...right?
[quote]Had to reread a few posts. I run dreams and WB and don't get the error and they both run fine.[/quote] Ditto. [quote]Some people have argued that animated wallpapers are a waste of system resources.[/quote] I've recently persuaded someone with that exact same mindset to try out Deskscapes. I did this because the average Dream takes about 10% cpu usage, which is tolerable in certain circumstances. Although, after about a week of him using it he's already begin
I too have strange z-ordering on Vista x64. There are times when I'll activate the dock (its setting is hide in the background when not in use) over a full screen window then attempt to click off of it only to see that it stays there. This has only occured on tabbed docks and seems to be random. Anyway, all I have to do is restart OD+. Seems there's some kind of z-ordering issue that may be restricted to Vista only.
No it doesn't. In fact, you don't even see the WMP in the dock taskbar when you minimize it. Vista x64 Great idea though. There may be a docklet for this, not sure.
[quote]In Dutch (via google): Wij hebben op geen enkele manier te weten als u de eigenaar van de auteursrechten op dit werk is of niet. . Dus werd afgewezen, terwijl u Laat ons u de eigenaar van het auteursrecht.[/quote] [B]Off Topic:[/B] I once attempted to speak to some of my German buddies via google translation. Let's just say it wasn't at all good. They of course spoke/wrote better English than I.
You can also use SDC's archiving option to archive the current installed version of any Stardock program along with their specific skins you have installed. I highly recommend it to save some time.
[quote]so the next step: create a support ticket or report a bug?[/quote] Yes, create a support ticket using [email protected] and reference this thread in the post.
[quote] They're in a new subdirectory under documents and settings all users stardock icon packager. archived ones? where do the Vista ones go? daygo is on Vista[/quote] Archived programs/skins still go the same place they used to [B]Vista (x86) 32-bit[/B] [I]%programfiles%\Stardock\SDC\backup[/I] [B]Vista (x64) 64-bit[/B] [I]%programfiles(x86)%\Stardock\SDC\backup[/I] As far as the actual skins folder that IP reads
IconPackager and ThemeManager Work with Vista x64.
That isn't a registry problem, its normal. Whether Windowblinds is installed or not.
Yup it is a great suite and the WB is amazing. Too bad it isn't Vista compatible.