Sambo: Can't comment at this point whether or not we'll be adding anything specifically like stacks. For the time being, fan-flyouts are pretty fun though
Dr W - Fences Support
reflections of windows: highly unlikly...maaaaaaybe maybe maybe on vista. of icons, perhaps
xxtbonexx: does closing and re-opening the program fix it?
System Tray support should work for ObjectDock v1.9....but is not yet available for ObjectBar v2.0. We're updating it soon to include this support! Best Regards, -Jeff Bargmann Stardock
Hi Jack, No available in v1.9, but planning on working it back in. Didn't work with the new better automated system which is capable of pulling high-resolution icons out of program files / using default included images. Thank you for your patience, I hope you're enjoying the program otherwise Best Regards, -Jeff Bargmann ObjectDock Lead Developer
New version of Icon Developer is indeed in the works Just to make sure that that information is out there! -Jeff Stardock
Thoka: I'm sorry, but the option to have both "autohide" and "not always on top" is not available in the latest version and we are not currently intending on switching it back. Too many ambiguous sounding options flying around was the problem - the result is the new condensed "interaction" options. They cover all the main modes. I recommend using the "always on bottom" option, which behaves exactly as autohide + not-always-on-top would except for when its not activated is appears on the
Eek! Yes yeah, f33db4ck which version are you using? v1.9? Also, does exiting and re-opening the program solve the problem? Thanks, -Jeff Bargmann ObjectDock Lead Developer
Hi Simon, Correct yeah this is a known issue - we're looking to address this in a future release Thanks and we hope you're getting good use out of ObjectDock!
I believe there was an additional plugin for that that has always been included... "KLPlayer" I believe was the name of it. Any luck?
tigerlady: i find it highly highly unlikly that ObjectDock is actually crashing firefox. I recommend trying the various options in ObjectDock's new "troubleshooting options" dialog to see if any of the options help your situation.
FYI: The missing ODImg.dll is in fact a problem with your installation. But good news, the next release of ObjectDock will rid use of it My only concern, I'm not postitive that that file being missing isn't an indication of other more sneaky installation problems. But I guess we'll find out. -Jeff Bargmann ObjectDock Lead Developer
canmandeco: I did look in to that, but it ended up being tricker / couldn't use the same system. For those it's going to have to perhaps be a percent also...but...percent of the height of the dock instead of % of height of the item. If you apply the same algorithm as with the tiles? Looks goofy We'll see about something for a v1.9x <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Smile.gif" border=0 align="absmid
ClydePark: have you tried emailing stardock's support regarding this? [email protected] Hopefully they can help you out!
Zgibbs: ObjectDock itself doesn't need to be x64 for this all to happen, but, each of the modules need to be made compatible, and a bridge needs to be created so that the two can communicate effectivly. I can indeed promise that we will be doing both start menu and system tray functionality in x64 -Jeff Bargmann ObjectDock Lead Developer
xquidam: 64-bit system tray not yet supported, turns out it's quite quite a bit of extra work! We're working on that for a near future update Also you should be aware that system tray is a plus-only feature. System tray though is there and works better than ever!
Thanks Excalpius, we're exploring our options I like the checkbox idea -Jeff
Hi mark343gs: Sorry to say, that ability *was* indeed purposfully removed from this release. We're seeing what we can do to bring it back in the future in a simpler kind of way. Very sorry that a touch of functionality was lost for sake of "dumbbing things down", but the good news is we are hoping to find a smart way to bring it back. Worst case scenario, perhaps an option in the advanced options to get it back in its original form. Please refer to this thread for more info: ht
Ah, the fanning is slow even in the weather docklet? Which OS are you using, XP or Vista? And what kind of video card? You may want to head out and try the latest drivers if you haven't updated in a while
No yeah that is definitely RightClick... it'll do a refresh when the WindowBlinds skin changes but it shouldn't do it if the skin hasn't changed! Anything that you're doing with WB at all that might make RightClick think that the skin has changed? Quite odd! I do actually have a thought though... now keep in mind we're still updating RightClick to support Vista fully the current release wasn't designed "for Vista" persay. I think a problem that might be coming in to play is that UAC was
Hi Dave, Hrm. Which part is slow? The animation / fanning out? Or is there just a long delay before you see anything at all? Also, if the animation, is it slow too when scrolling through the items left/right, or is it just the flyout animation itself? Thanks, -Jeff Bargmann ObjectDock Lead Developer
Yep, took steps to find and eliminate the problem(s) You're very welcome, I'm glad you enjoy the software!!
Hi baopee, "DockShellHook.dll" uses a mouse hook that gets notified of all mouse activity so we can effectivly do the zoom animation, etc...and yes as benign as that is some security packages that are desperatly looking for things to flag will flag it down for that. Don't worry, we can assure you there is no threat -Jeff Bargmann ObjectDock Lead Developer
noetus: I've made note of the problem in my log to take a look at - unfortunatly we're running around doing a lot of things so won't be able to address that specific one right at this moment, but I will say that we are indeed looking at improving ObjectDock's behavior in general regarding screen resolution and monitor changes in the future. (E.g. so tabbed docks don't get pushed into some unwanted position if you change resolution down temporarilly and go back, etc etc.) Sorry that you'
Lexilempel: sorry but not at this time Though... if you create a "toggle autohide", then it will have similar effect. When autohide is toggled "on", reserving the edge will be temporarilly disabled. When you toggle autohide back off, reserving the edge will be turned back on. (I believe this trick will work with zooming docks only at this time). Hope that helps! -Jeff Bargmann ObjectDock Lead Dev