hmmmm. i thought they stopped with DirectX 9.0c and continued to work on 10. Anyway i got no use for nine since i got 10 already
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I have tabbed docks as a drawer on the top and right side of my screen, and have them positioned as to not interfere with any other desktop elements (eg Sidebar). Sometimes when i play some games i reduce the resoltuion from my current 1680x1050 to something smaller to get better FPS. when i exit the game, the desktop returns to normal resolution, however the tabbed docks have shifted to fit the smaller resoltuion, and i have to use an old Theme save to return it to normal. Is there a way to mak
oops. double post.
I am running Windows Vista and have ObjectDock Plus 1.9, and have a calendar docklet which i have configured to open up the program Windows Calendar. Usually it works normally, but once in a while when i startup Windows(also starting up OD) I get an error message saying Windows Calender has stopped working. I have an option to go online for help(not helpful) or close the program. After closing i click on the calendar docklet and Windows Calendar loads perfectly. Does anyone else have this proble
I have a tabbed dock on my desktop that i set to always appear behind everything else. Once in a while when i startup windows and OD, that tabbed dock will appear above everything else. The only way to make it appear behind again is to right click on it and choose "Always on top", then disabling it again. But this is quite a hassle to do every time. Is there a way to fix this problem? Thanks
I am running Windows Vista and have ObjectDock Plus 1.9, and have a calendar docklet which i have configured to open up the program Windows Calendar. Usually it works normally, but once in a while when i startup Windows(also starting up OD) I get an error message saying Windows Calender has stopped working. I have an option to go online for help(not helpful) or close the program. After closing i click on the calendar docklet and Windows Calendar loads perfectly. Does anyone else have this proble
can anyone confirm what c242 said. Should i close ObjectDock while updating?
ok thanks
so i just have to install it in the same directory as the old one, which is "Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock" and it'll replace the files?
If i want to update to a newer version of ObjectDock, do i have to first uninstall the old version before installing the new one? I do not use Stardock Central as ObjectDock is the only Stardock product i use. I am using ObjectDock 1.5 Free version and i want to update to 1.9, while keeping all my docks intact. Thanks.