Hi, This is the reply from Stardock support: Posted On: Sep 19 2007 12:08 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello ..., There was a problem with the build that was put onto Stardock Central previously. The next build that becomes available through Stardock Central should work better for you. I apologize for your trouble.
Can you check the directory where WindowBlinds is installed (e.g., C:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock\WindowBlinds), if you can find the file UNWISE.EXE... run this and it should uninstall WindowBlinds...
Greetings everyone. Stardock support has replied a couple of days ago, and they have elevated the ticket to Priority "Raised." Still waiting for the official investigation result though...
Anybody from Stardock? It's been 3 days and got no answer from your support.
Anytime! Glad to be of help.
Greetings. Since I was a bit impatient, I tried to find a workaround. Before I bought WindowBlinds, I tried the trial version for a day. I remember that it was working even for 32-bit apps, on almost all the apps installed on my machine. Thus convincing me to purchase the licensed version right away. So I tried to look for the program that may be responsible for skinning the 32-bit apps, found it. Now WindowBlinds is able to skin all my apps again. Finally it worked. This is what I di
Sent an email to Stardock's Technical Support yesterday. No replies yet. Will keep you guys posted.
Greetings everyone. What I noticed is that when the application is 32-bit, WindowBlinds does not apply the skin. The skin is only effective to 64-bit programs. Try this, open the 32-bit Internet Explorer (C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe) and the 64-bit version (C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe) and you will notice the difference. I am not sure if this is a bug of WB, but it would be great if somebody from Stardock can verify this.
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