[quote who="2of3" reply="42" id="2632470"] Toolbar icons are a pain in the ass but I still do 'em [/quote] Thanks for that. They make a difference.
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Happy Anniversary to the Dude and the Dudette.
An easy place to find and put them is in the Bundled Images folder. (A lot of people also use the ObjectDock Library folder). If you use the Bundled Images folder, be sure to create a new folder under the name of the icons; otherwise you'll end up with a mess of unmatched icons eventually. Bundled Images is found in C\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock\. When you right-click on an icon that you want to change, you'll see "Dock Entry Properties". Clicking on that
It looks like a distinct departure from all the skins of yours that I know of, or anybody else's for that matter. There's lots of subtlety in the shadowing and colouration that make it look like a real thing. It's another one of those "I've never seen anything like it" skins.
I never knew him like most of you did, but it's obvious that a whole lot of people genuinely liked him. Mybest wishes to his family. It takes a while to get used to.
You can keep using Fences along with ObjectDock. You can make your desktop icons disappear and reappear by double-clicking on an empty part of your desktop. I have both, even though I mostly use dock shortcuts. Welcome to the world of skinning.
Happy birthday to a long-time member of and contributor to WinCustomize. May you have many more.
You might want to check these tutorials out. There is a teaching blind made by Night Train, and some tutorials on how to work with it by bebop/boopish. It's a bit out of date (for WB5). http://www.skinartistry2.com/download.php?view.764 http://www.skinartistry2.com/download.php?view.6 <a hr
[quote who="PoSmedley" reply="32" id="2626759"] I've only done three of these things. Don't get your hopes up. [/quote] It's too late, especially now that Eve is on the case.
Maybe you could check out the Hotspots feature in ObjectDock in the meantime. A tabbed dock could be under your windows until you moused over the hotspot. You can set the delay time so that it doesn't accidentally appear while your cursor is in the hotspot.
[quote who="PoSmedley" reply="30" id="2626480"] YEP, I'm a busy bee these days, work has me on the road more than home. I figured as much when you didn't get back to me. It's all good. The help you gave me got allowed me to egt further with it than I could have. sViz has worked out the rest. Redneck pointed out I need to bring the bottom icons up a bit. Now I have to try and reassemble the weather object. The one I had was done before the we
These are wallpapers, are they? If so, create a personal page (if you don't have one already) and upload them. Be sure to include a link to their copyright policy page so that you can prove that you have permission to use the images; otherwise, they will be rejected. There are some amazing pictures in the NASA gallery; I have about 10,000 of them. They are all in the public domain, so they can legally be used
That looks good, Jim. Is that font going to be the official one?
There are so many wallpapers being uploaded that the moderators pick the ones that they think are worthy of putting in the main gallery, and the rest go to the uploaders personal page. It's disappointing when your work is not selected, and you wonder why someone else's was, but somebody has to decide. There is no trick to speed things up; sometimes they are too busy to get things approved immediately.
Happy Birthday to you, fellow pizza lover. (The El Toro pizza from Ottawa, Ontario; long gone).
Why not just hide the dock off-screen (unless it's a tabbed dock) until you need it. When you want to use it, bring the mouse to whatever edge the dock is hidden, and it will pop out.
I can't help you out much other than to say that it should work. If nobody comes along, you could contact Stardock Support here: https://esupport.stardock.com/ Keep in mind that they are off for the weekend.
Congratulations, everyone.
That was mighty kind and thoughtful of you. Not needing a magnifying glass is really going to enhance her reading pleasure. I have a bit of experience doing that.
Happy Birthday, Barb. I hope that you have many more.
Maybe this post will help: https://forums.wincustomizetest.com/350515
Welcome to the world of skinning. Are you a subscriber of WinCustomize as well as ObjectDesktop? As a subscriber of WinCustomize, there is no limit to your downloads; if you aren't, you are limited to some degree (which someone hopefully will provide more details about).
I've never heard of anything like that. I don't use ObjectDock 2 myself. What is the name of the specific file that you are trying--is it what is called a .dockzip or a regular zip file? Are you having the same problem with all the docks you download? Most of them are in a .zip format that requires you to manually send them to the right folder or make your own .dockzip.
It's hard to tell what your problem is. Do you mean that when you download a dock package from the WinCustomize website, that it is directed to a folder of LogonStudio files, or that when you try to install a downloaded dock package, it somehow ends up in LogonStudio? Please give us some more details.
I think it's much too elegant for a red-necked dude from Tennessee. Maybe you could put a few scratches and a bit of rust or something here and there; otherwise, you just know that he's going to be walking the halls of WinCustomize, shouting, "I got a WB, I got a WB!!!