brazil: Have you enabled fall back mode in WFX? You have an Nvidia card and their drivers are extremely buggy in the bits that WFX needs. I have a ti4600 and a Radeon 8500. The Radeon is smooth and fast. The ti4600 has delays in transtions and other issues. Stardock has been waiting for Nvidia to fix it's drivers for a long time now. It's not something Stardock can fix. They have already provided fall-back mode specifically to get round these problems. <A HREF="https://www.wincust
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A search for cmd32.exe on google gives a lot of links regarding viruses. The command prompt is actually Command.com or CMD.exe. CMD.exe is 32 bit and does not have 32 on the end. Info on the worm is here: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.kwbot.c.worm.html Not sure about mscvrt32.dll. Did you actually spell it correctly. There is a file called msvcrt32.dll but a common way of viruses to try and stay hidden is to have a slightly different but plausible
Paxx: I suspect what c242 is gettng at is the use of a specific character in the font used as an image. ie in Thredz to make the pictures for the shellstyles I took a character from webdings, enlarged it in Coreldraw, applied extra layers of shapes to make it look 3D. Is this fair use? The actual font doesn't get distributed but the 'shape' used in the first place is still recognisable in the final product. <img src=
What value are you entering for both?
The file is indeed a zip file. Simply rename it to AmericanFlag.zip. Open it with winzip. Extract the .logonxp file and apply that. I have just done this and it worked perfectly. If you have hidden file extensions you may need to turn them on again.
I'm not Jafo but I'll jump in anyway. You have to get the written permission of the actual artist saying you can upload it or modify and upload it before uploading it. You cannot upload it without that permission no matter how many times you say who really created it. Once you have the permission you upload the skin/wall in a zip with the permission inluded in a text file usually called permission.txt <img src="http:
Jam: Apologies. I was looking at the wrong Whirling Dervish in your section. Was looking at Whirling Dervish 5 and it had a resemblance but was not exactly the same. Now I have seen the light so to speak. A bit foolish of him to upload with the same name.
Erm. If you don't like skinning why on earth are you on a skinning site spreading FUD about Stardock products? And no StyleXP does not do everything Object Desktop can do. It doesn't really do much at all. It hacks a system dll (in memory now but used to hack the file itself) and not a lot else. And MS could put out a patch any day that would stop it doing that. Yes, XP uses more memory. It is also a lot more stable and does not have issues with resources getting used up i
I have never run into a problem with DX that I could not get out of by simply killing the task in the taskmanager. The betas available to Object Desktop users are admittedly having issues but these are betas and that is expected and those are simply that the trayserver was not being installed or dll's were missing, nothing more serious than that. There is no real need to delve into the registry unless you have enabled all security settings in DX and not given yourself a button non the desktop
What do you mean by it's turned into litestep?
same name.
Mind you using the name name is a bit much.
Hmm. Bryce balls and rings? Not exactly an uncommon image. :/
"Any folders that I can open have a giant grey square to the upper left that closes the window when clicked on. The view window shows folders without names visible until I click next to the folder. It's nearly impossible to see anything. Icons are huge, I can't scroll around." This does not sound like DX. DX does not affect what happens to explorer windows. Nor does OB. <img src="http://images.stardock.c
gah it munged my text. Third time lucky. You may need to open regedit from an administrator account and wipe out all DesktopX related info in \\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software and in any/all \\HKEY_USERS\<whatever>\Stardock
Just to clarify by not change windows settings I mean that it doesn't modify Windows controls like close buttons or the actual borders etc. Another thought just hit me. Is there any chance that you enabled security settings in DX? You can lock it up pretty tight using those settings. If you have you may need to open regedit from an administrator account and wipe out all DesktopX related info in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software and in Any HKEY_USERS\\Stardock. <A HREF="https://www.wincusto
What you are describing does not sound like a DesktopX problem. DesktopX doesn't modify/change any windows settings. What happens when you press the Windows Key or Ctrl-Esc? Do you see any start menu at all? Also do you have any antivirus installed? The only thing that I can think of that would cause the problems you describe is something that has totally screwed up system files and/or registry settings. If possible go to safe mode and see if you can do anything from there also. Al
Is that file actually in the DesktopX folder? If it's not do a search on your hard disk for it. Then if you find it copy it to the DesktopX folder. If it's not anywhere I should email [email protected]
Actually I think you are misunderstanding what Voo is saying. In this case StandBy = Hibernate is correct because the way XP shows that option is when you press Shift. Since it does not change icons I suspect that it'll keep the same one when using WB also.
Ok. I downloaded Colony DXInfoPanel (I'm presuming that was the same one). It does have one DXToys object in it. Not sure if that's causing the problem or not. You may want to have a word to the the author and see if they can send you a copy of the object minus the dxtoys object. If they are ok with it I would be happy to do that myself. Out of interest what OS are you both using? <img src="http://images.s
I would susupect a plugin is at fault. Possibly DXToys. But without knowing which themes that would be a rough guess.
Have you ever done any programming before? I found vbscript easiest to start with but then I do have a bit of a programming background. On the other hand if you have ever done any javascript then jscript may be the best choice. You best bet is to try the scripting tutorials on the DesktopX site and then as you get the hang of it try and add a bit more to them to make them do something you find useful. <img src="http:
Thanks c242. I've got a week off next week so I am planning to get the theme finished then.
oops. that should have read swf.html files.
Yes. You can have objects move around the screen using dxscript. I have a few example AVI's of what my current DX theme is doing in dxscript on my web site. http://pjpowell.dyndns.org/temp/movies View the flash.html files rather than the avi's as they are much smaller. The dxdemo demonstrates objects that will return home when the 'close' button is clicked on them. Also a bar that has a sliding drawer. The smartmenus and smartmenus2 demonstrate scripted m