I saw that there was an update in the end of March. Could it have x64 support? Nope. 4 years after this thread started and now that 32bit laptops etc are getting tough to find...
I saw that there was an update in the end of March. Could it have x64 support? Nope. 4 years after this thread started and now that 32bit laptops etc are getting tough to find...
I saw that there was an update in the end of March. Could it have x64 support? Nope. 4 years after this thread started and now that 32bit laptops etc are getting tough to find...
I would also like to see the option to make new file icons or copied file icons automatically go to a default fence. Even better would be the ability to define them to automatically go into a fence per file type. i.e. image files go to a fence defined for images, etc. Undefined file types could then all go to a fence created for undefined file type to act as a catch all. Brad
I would simply like to see the option to hide (same as double click on the desktop) in the "right click" context menu. I use the double click to launch Directory Opus so that event is captured before Fences gets it. But I really like that feature. If it was in the rick click context menu, then I could still use it... Thanks! Brad Sando
I found the solution. When the installer moved the skins, to d:\My Documents\Stardock\WindowBlinds, it also moved the UI folder with the control panel interface skin with it. I moved the UI folder back to the C:\Program Files\Stardock\Object Desktop\WindowBlinds folder and it corrected the issue. I had unstalled and reinstalled it several times, so it was not a one time issue. It appears to be an issue when the user relocated their my documents folder to a location other than the default...<b
Both keys are the same and match the physical path to where the skin are stored. Any other suggestions?
I am having an issue with wb6 on Vista Ultimate. (see attached image) The system is a Sony Vaio VGN-CR120e: # Manufacturer: Sony Corporation # Manufacturer Part Number: VGN-CR120E/R # Product Name: VAIO CR120E/P Notebook # Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T7100 1.8GHz # Processor Technology: Enhanced SpeedStep Technology # Bus Speed: 800MHz # Standard Memory: 2GB # Memory Technology: DDR2 SDRAM # Memory Standard: DDR2-667/PC2-5300 # Hard Drive: Seagate 160GB Se
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