Koasati

Koasati

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So I created a regular Dock. However, you cannot 'Reserve Edge of Screen' with it, thus the applications just hide underneath the dock, which is not acceptable to me. I use a little app called Sizer to control the size of windows, and the area they occupy. It's free..... Sizer <

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but it could be just me, that the story's subtitle makes the tone of the piece fairly clear That, and the closing sentence.......... I think Symantec wins the "Obvious Observation" award today for their stunning revelation

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I've downloaded the program to check it out. Sure enough, 4 icons appear in the ObjectDock systray. Open the Options dialog, and 3 more appear. But.... In Options > Appearance > Skin, I selected "Override Skin theme with Window System theme", and restarted MediaMonkey. Only 1 icon appears in the systray dock now. So, the extra icons must have something to do with the skinning engine in MM.

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And you given no clue as to what type of skin you've downloaded..... At the top of each library, you'll find links to download the software needed to use the skins (for that library). WindowBlinds skins need the WindowBlinds program, for example.

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a. Will windowblinds extend its skinability to the windows on the added monitor? Yes. b. Can I use gadgets on the new monitor? Yes c Will the Object Dock standard bar extend itself to the new monitor? No. Plus has dual monitor support. d. Can I use Sysmetrix on the new monitor? Not sure. (probably yes) e. Does IconX have support for Dual display? Yes. f. A friend recommended a program called ultramon, which can create a new taskbar

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Docklets? Docklets are mini-applications used in the OD program. the Wheather docklet for example. But I don't think that's what you're looking for. In the ObjectDock directory you'll find several folders... Backgrounds, Docklets, Themes, as well as image folders. Your docklets are in the Docklets folder. Themes is where you'll find any of your setups, provided you've saved them. One more place to look for things related to ObjectDock is... C:\Documents and Settings\*USERNAME

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The DesktopX Developers Guide should be HERE but all I get at the moment is a blank page. The difference between widgets, and gadgets..... Widgets can be created with DX Standard. DX must be installed on the system (but doesn't have to be 'running') in order for it to be used. Gadgets can be created with DX Pro, and can be used on any system. DX does not need to be installed. Oth

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But 150$ is starting to get a bit pricey, so a third subscription isn't looking likely until there are some new features that justify the additional 50$ above the 100 I have already spent. The original subscription is $50, but renewals are $35.

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Assuming you mean the Vista Style docks by WebGizmos, all you need to is extract all the contents to the ObjectDock(Plus)/Backgrounds folder. Then you can select the dock in the Appearance section of Dock Properties. Technically, those are not "Themes", they are Docks.

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I answered him in #37 #37 has nothing to do with the question asked in #35. but it's still disappearing when something is loading on Start Up Download <a href="http://members.lycos.co.u

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This is from the History.htm for version 1.10 ***FREE AND PLUS:*** -Added ability to translate program to different languages with lang files. See _How_to_translate.txt in the .\lang directory.

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I'm not sure where to post this since there's no sub-forum for Logons LogonStudio Forums Sorry, I don't know what causes this. I've seen it reported several times, but I don't think I

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"Show Desktop" does not minimize anything. What really happens is a full screen, borderless, explorer window, opens on top of everything. You can use. Winkey + M to minimize all Winkey + shift + M to restore all Or Copy and paste the following into a text file and save it as ShowDesktop.vbs. Then create a new shortcut linked to this file. Set Shell = CreateObject ("Shell.Application") Shell.MinimizeAll Set Shell = Nothing and<br/

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