Good stuff, Roman! Kudos to the folks who helped recover the data as well.
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Not too worry... the activation is (at least, this is my understanding) temporary. Stardock does not want 1000's of people running around with the wb5 beta when it is still in beta. I suspect that the 'activation' will not be around for much longer, but I may be incorrect in my statement.
It doesnt come with it, but since its also inside the objectDesktop suite of programs, the Windowblinds folder that you have is inside an objectDesktop folder. Link!
Wow. Long thread, much said. I think that Frogboy has exactly the right idea. Skinners need to be able to say "I dont want any comments" and then not have to worry about it. They should also be able to specify: "I dont want any comments from non-skinners". That kind of thing... I think that would reallly help out alot. I think one solution may be to have a p
I sure wouldnt mind something like that!
Well, DoctorNick and Vip off of #stardock on IRC both had theres within an hour of its release. Hopefully Nick will step in and show some pics!
Ah, I remember that one, I think... your best best would be to email a moderator with specific questions such as this.
Look at what you get, and make a decision on its worth. If its not worth 15 bucks, dont upgrade. Keep in mind though, if you upgrade now, you'll get every thing up until (but not including), WindowBlinds 6.0. Can you imagine whats going to be happening with the program by then?
You did sign up for a 2 year subscription. Of course, this should read "You may have signed up for a 2 years subscription." since I cant be positive about that.
You did sign up for a 2 year subscription. Email [email protected] and let them resolve it for you.
Oooooh! try to mention WinCustomize!
I'm satisfied with the fact that I've had 6 sales on a gadget that hasnt even been approved, ever. 0_o Its been updated now though, so hopefully things go even better!
Brad, you say nothing about the actual problem being fixed. Is that on the list of things to do? The idea of an external script file is sound, but what would you use to edit it then? I enjoy editing within DX, but I'm not a fan of losing all my work on DX's whim. Is the external script idea a solution to the problem, or a workaround?
Not really any 'tutorials', but you should look at the SkinningTheDock.txt that is in your ObjectDock folder now that its installed. It has a bunch of really good information in it about skinning objectdock. Also, you would be advised to download and take apart skins that do what you'd like to accomplish and look at how it was done. Most of my more recent stuff is fully skinned, if you'd like to take those apart. Feel free to do so! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Smile.gif" b
I dont think it can be done the way you are describing it...
Always good to convert companies to the Dark Side....
Well thomas, depending on how much music you have, you could do it by hand. Just sort by artist, move into folders, then sort by album withing the folders, move into more folders. Just an option.
Perhaps the skinner was using different titlebar icons in the screenshot?
Do you have a screenshot of your problem?
well, if you rotated the image first, that'll be a problem. If you just used the script though, it should be fine.
I like his stuff! He's got a good blend of simplicity and detail.
Paste the contents of the Troubleshooting page in WB config here in this thread.
I'm not sure. You're welcome to just try out some other ones. I think that DesktopX might work, along with ObjectDock, but I might be wrong about that.