[quote]The relative path is already set in the zip.[/quote] You'd have to make sure to extract those paths when you unzip it tho!! Sometimes the default is just to spray the contents out without the paths... depends on your unzip tools...
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[quote]Just quit working over the last few days. [/quote] This is almost *always* as a result of some hiccup or change at the source site, IME.
[quote] (by the way how to add line breaks in this forum? Seems that I can't press return) [/quote] Are you using SDC for forums? I get this too when using SDC. It's been this way on & off for a while now... A workaround is CTRL+M to get a new line... HTH.
[quote]Figured it. It doesn't like Shortcut Arrows switched off.[/quote] Good figuring! Not a good result tho' I got rid of the arrows years ago & don't miss 'em at all!
There's aclock docklet by 'Judge' (I can't remember what it's called - seach Wincustomise, it's there, something to do with 'Italian') which has the script for an analog clock. Basically you have to rotate the 'hands' bitmaps by working out the # of degrees per second/minute/hour. It's reasonably obvious once you see an example. HTH <img src="http://ima
[quote]Does anyone know how I can this tremedoues docklet to use Total Commander to open instead of explorer?[/quote] I'd be really interested to know how you intend to use TC in this way? Feed the stack to listbox? If so the docklet writer would have to know the TC API very well in order to hook into it to do this. I don't mean to be unkind, but I doubt the demand for such a feature would be very high. Or show the stack as normal (either in grid or linear) then when you click
[quote]Is there a way to do it ?[/quote] It's possible if you have OD+ and create a [B]non[/B]-tabbed dock for your system tray. You can then add docklets (including SysStats) to this dock - however the purists might not like the separator bar that is automatically created between the docklets & system tray items when you do this. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/sd/SDC24.gi
[quote]I created a tabbed dock for my system tray icons [/quote] It doesn't [B]need[/B] to be a tabbed dock, a zoomer dock works just fine... methinks it looks a bit better using a zoomer - u can turn off the zooming also.
"Dock Settings"->"Positioning"->"Interaction"->"Keep on Top, Hiding off-screen for maximised Applications" ? or "Dock Settings"->"Positioning"->"Interaction"->"Keep on Bottom" ?
[quote]im trying to make or find a dashboard os exactly like the XboX's but is meant for pc so it wont have windows but it will be an OS with everything needed to press your hardware and games to the maximal level (just like the 360 or the original im shure the XBOX dashboard has nothing except the needed processes to run games or rn them online also....[/quote] I think most people understand what you are trying to do, and my gut feeling is it should be possible to do it by cutt
Also, try checking the docklet's configuraton (rightclick->Configure...->Meters) You should be able to work out which entry is the meter, then select configure & work it out from there...
It never worried me that much but FWIW, I get the same behaviour: FF 2.0.0.7 Mac OSX 10.4.10 (Intel).
[quote]what happens if you save the theme in xp and then apply the theme saved in vista? [/quote] I reckon you'd be asking for trouble unless you were running the identical .exe in each case.
[quote]but I have to admit Feisty Fawn is somewhat better than Gutsy Gibbon.[/quote] Be thankful! It may well have been 'Gorgeous Giraffe' or 'Gratuitous Gangrene'
An Oldie, but a goodie... some of the youngsters may want to update it DOS AIR All the passengers go out onto the runway, grab hold of the plane, push it until it gets in the air, hop on, jump off when it hits the ground again. Then they grab the plane again, push it back into the air, hop on, etcetera. WINDOWS '95 AIRLINES The terminal is very neat and clean, the attendants are all very attractive and the pilots very
System tray works fine here with the 1.90 beta... First steps: In SDC->Settings->General I have "Enable MCP Notification Area Support" ticked, but "Enable MCP Smart Startup" UN ticked. In the directory: "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Stardock" if you have a Trayserver.exe file in there make sure it's renamed (eg to a non exe extension) or move it somewhere else & reboot. HTH <a href="https://www.stardock.com/products/sdcentral/" title="Posted vi
I wonder if there are some leftover files from a previous install causing this (now solved) issue. I seem to recall (in the dim, dark past) having to delete or rename c:\program files\common files\stardock\trayserver.exe Maybe it's still a problem for some people? <
You can use transparent tabs though. And transparent backgrounds. There are loads to choose from in the WC libraries.
"Various Funtion Item" then use "Configure" & drill down into the "Change" list. HTH
Does Outlook start successfully without OD, like from a shortcut on the desktop? Just guessing here but it sounds like you may have to add some path environment variables to your system, and/or the shortcuts in OD that call Outlook?
Thanks Vad_M - your assumption is entirely correct although I was hoping to avoid having to 'roll my own' function so to speak... guess I was spoiled in my C programming days Thanks also thomassen, your reply is gratefully accepted, although this is what I have used up until now. The problem is my script will be deployed on systems that may have varying configurations for the locale/region settings
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using IP will change icon for all files with the same extension. Since it's a film folders, there are all MPEGs but are different movie. I'm assuming you've created the flyout as a 'Folder'? If so then there's not many options from within OD that can help you. It's not hard to see why - OD is not responsible for rendering the icons in this case, it's just displaying the contents of the folder. One workaround is to change/create the flyout as a
Hi to all the WScript & VBS gurus - hoping you can give a relative nube a hand... I'm tring to format numbers in the range 0-99 with a field width of 2 i.e the single digits 0-9 should contain a leading zero makeing 00-09. In other words like the C comand: printf("%02d",...) I've been scouring the WScript 5.6 documentation but so far no joy. My intended purpose is to be able to create a date string in the form YYYYMMDD in which the MM & DD fields must always b