[quote]I believe sincerely that OB is the most powerful and useful of all Stardocks applications. It can be skinned like WB, it can host DX widgets, it can host a ton of plug-ins. It is amazing.[/quote] Here-here... It's a very sweet piece of software and when the correct theme is applied it gives a perfect findbar look for those of us who try and model Leopard. Hopefully there will be some solution to the Classic menubar error I'm running into. Thanks for the link to the
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Because some of the visual styles do not provide the nice menu drop down options in their findbar taskbar replacements. Still having an issue and after I reinstalled OB and applied the theme, the Classic menu bar can be activated by just clicking inside of the window. If you click outside the Explorer window the menubar goes away. Click inside, doesn't matter where, the menubar appears. If your first click inside the window is a right-click that throws up an options menu, God
Alrighty then... found some interesting information on how to disable the Classic Menu bar in Vista Explorer windows here: http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/07/23/fix-classic-menu-bar-cannot-be-close-or-go-away-in-windows-vista-file-explorer/ I made the regedit change and will reinstall OB now. I'll keep everyone posted. Not that you all care cause it appears I'm a complete n00b and shouldn't be allowed to post in the first place, D'OH!
Minor moron alert. Pressing the key while in an Explorer window is the toggle for the Classic menu bar which I did not know. Still looking into it.
I had a visual style in place that emulates Leopard on Vista 64 and just needed the final piece of the puzzle in getting the Finderbar so I purchased the current version of Objectbar 2.1 . Great piece of software but I did notice something that occurred after I installed it that makes it almost not possible to use. After I applied the theme to Objectbar whenever I open any window to browse the file system, the menu bar appears and then disappears at random. Almost seems like