OK - Doing the uninstall/download/install did the trick. I guess the "Check For Updates" wasn't working in the version I was using. Before un-installing I took a snapshot and saved it elsewhere. After the install I moved it to the new "Backups" folder and had no problem restoring the old layout. Thanks again for the quick response...
Fences7415
OK, After a reboot I double-click on the desktop to show the fences (with the missing icon pix). I then right-click on the desktop and pick "Configure Fences..." and as soon as the Fences config window is displayed all the left-hand icons in each fence get filled in, very strange! Then if I uncheck config option "Enable Fences" the remaining icons gett filled in. The config window I see is different than your screen-shot above, that's why I didn't notice the "Enabl
- If, when the icons are the default, you unload Fences, what happens? Unload Fences? Do you mean un-install? If so, can I save my current fences definitions somehow and restore them on a re-install? Also, one thing I didn't make clear on the initial post relates to the situation where icon pix can be lost without a reboot. This does not happen if you double-click to hid
I have the free version of Fences installed on a Windows 7 64-bit system. The system has two monitors but the (6) fences are all displayed on the main monitor. If I: 1) Double-click on the desktop to hide all the fences 2) Reboot (system comes up without fences showing, fine...) 3) Double-click on the desktop to show the fences All the icons are shown with the "default" picture.&n