willistuder

willistuder

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Thanks to you and Jim for your efforts. I use the weather widgets all the time. I like having calendars, clocks, meters and gauges. I use Vad_M's media player, which I guess is not the DX media player. Animations are a neat trick, but I'm not nuts about them--I can easily live without them if they don't have a specific purpose except to make you say wow. Some people like having RSS feeds, so I suppose that t

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You won't need ObjectDock 2. It is in Beta now and going through growing pains. 2of3 has steered you to the right place. There is a huge variety of styles available. You can change the icon size within ObjectDock as well as the name of the shortcut, and change the icons themselves.

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For those of us on XP still (and that's probably a large percentage) there is LogonStudio XP, which is much more versatile than LogonStudio for Vista and 7. Stramp is helping us by making logons for that system, and doing wallpapers as well. Today is his birthday, so please join me in wishing him a happy one.

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[quote who="Kenny782" reply="13" id="2620644"]I found a few desktops I liked and now I'm killing myself to find all the pieces to put together just one. [/ quote] If you're lucky, you can get a WindowBlinds skin, an IconPackager theme, a wallpaper, a cursor, DesktopX widgets and themes (clock, weather, calendar, launchbar, system metrics, music player, etc.), docks (f

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Kenny--don't rush out to get a refund. Theme Manager is actually a free program. The highlights of ObjectDesktop are WindowBlinds, IconPackager and DesktopX, and a whole lot of other programs. Theme Manager would be awesome if it worked like it used to. It's the ideal, and only, way to restore a previous desktop with one button push. I'd hate to see it go away, but if they don't fix it, I have to agree with Philly

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That happens to me from time to time, and every time I log off and log back on, it works again. You can still use the Start button while the dock doesn't work. Do all your other dock shortcuts work?

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Congratulations everyone. The Journeymen are especially deserving, particularly Mr. CountryYokel. I remember in the GUI Championships when someone was unnecessarily rude to him and his efforts.

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I can't help much (because I use the XP version) other than suggest you try other logons, and make sure that they are for Vista or Windows 7, and not XP, because they are not compatible with each other. Your problem could be as simple as having tried to use an XP logon on Vista. Welcome to the world of skinning--if you haven't already done so, check out the other progams as well.

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You can't put very many icons on the taskbar for one thing. I have a huge amount of shortcuts that I use all the time, so a tabbed dock or two is necessary for me. Another is that some of the docks are worth using just because they look so good with the right icons. I've even gone as far as having oversized icons/docks on my desktop just because they are great works of art.

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256px and 128px are standard sizes, and you should make your icons in either or both sizes. XP can use up to 128px, Vista and 7 up to 256. ObjectDock can use up to 256. <span style="background-color: #

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Try resizing it to 256 (or 128) pixels wide and see what happens. I'm quite sure that ObjectDock can't properly deal with an icon 800 pixels wide, although I've never tried one myself.

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[quote who="G3mpi3" reply="5" id="2612452"]Really easy on the eyes, Tim. I love the layout of this skin, along with the colors and minimalistic style. Nice work [/quote] Same here. That's a great shade of blue. The start panel is especially attractive.

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