Starkers I'm surprised you didn't mention all the spam. The television spam, the radio spam, the poster spam, the telephone spam. Marketing saturation in its full glory. Enough to test anyone's sanity. I know how you love that [e digicons]\o/[/e]
Didn't say it was getting any smaller. Just remembering who did such a stellar job of pushing the pendulum in the first place. We do have such short memories. [e digicons]:)[/e] (I'm not Rep or Dem, I try to pick the lesser of the evils at any particular point in time. Always a challenge.)
Obama's not the one who went in with the largest treasury surplus in history and left with the largest treasury deficit in history. That would be the Penguin and the Joker.
[quote]It is now shift-right click in current version of Impulse.[/quote] Oh good, that's easier.[e digicons]o_O[/e]
1. Have you rebooted since you re-installed it? If not, try that. 2. Which version of Windows are you running? XPHome, XPPro32bit, XPPro64bit, Vista32bit, Vista64bit, Win732bit, Win764bit 3. If you're on an XP, try applying the theme while on a logon with administrative rights if you're not already. If you're on Vista or Win7, try using that "run elvevated" option or whatever it is (sorry, Vista/Win7 ignorant here) 4. If you ha
Also it sounds like you emails from Stardock might be getting blocked by a spam-blocker. You might want to check your spam folders. edit - Looks like we all showed up at the same time. Getting cluttered, I'll wander off now.[e digicons]|-)[/e]
The free version doesn't "get activated". If you're running the free trial version now that needs to be uninstalled before you install the pay version. So you want to: 1. Download and install Impulse, registering with the email you bought the Windowblinds with. Afterwards you should see Windowblinds as available to download (may need to exit and restart Impulse, not sure). Exit Impulse. 2. Open up Windowblinds configuration and app
Dewie- To try to save some time here's DaveBax's original post https://forums.wincustomize.com/389776 Ya I know, I spend way too much time perusing this stuff[e digicons];P[/e]
WinStep Xtreme for $14.95? All I can say is JUMP ON IT!
(John you might want to edit your above post to delete your email from it. Web pages get scraped for email addresses for spam and such.)
[quote]I find myself wondering - what does it tell you? Seriously, I'm curious.[/quote] Nevermind, I decided to quit being so lazy and just googled it. Predictably it came right up.[e digicons]:dur:[/e] [quote]If there's anything I dislike... er, hate more than bankers and politicians, it's effing advertisers. [/quote] Hmm, not sure about that one. All 3 are high on the aggravation scale, but it seems like the bankers and politicians tend to do a lot more r
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Glad you got it fixed the way you want. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] For someone else stumbling onto this post, an alternative to changing the new directory structure back to the old one is to edit the ini files to make them match the new directories. You can use the "Replace" function in notepad to replace the old paths with the new paths.
[quote]it is an analytic tool for site owners to analyze traffic coming to their site[/quote] I find myself wondering - what does it tell you? Seriously, I'm curious.
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[quote]All images are in documents/Stardock/images.[/quote] Is that where they were before the re-install? Double check the paths in the ini files against where they are now and make sure they are exactly the same. One thing that comes to mind - is your logon user name still exactly the same?
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If you are comfortable modifying user rights you can try granting full control to all users to the directory C:\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock and apply the permissions down. If you are not comfortable doing that or if it doesn't fix the problem your best bet is probably to send Stardock Support a ticket here: https://esupport.stardock.com/index.php?_m=tickets&_a=submit You will want to
As Jeff Foxworthy might say: "If youurrrrr computer takes 49.710 days to copy a partition, you-might-be-a-redneck." [e digicons]:*[/e]
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[quote]but once you get past 2 or three...it really starts to make practical sense...[/quote] Boy now THAT's an understatement [e digicons]XD[/e] Ya I've gotten quite fond of Impulse. Got it set up the way I want and it's just a darn fine little program and pretty to boot.[e digicons]:)[/e]
Since you're both looking at Nexus anyway, and since I doubt Jorge will post here and say it, I have to suggest you at least try the 30 day trial of Winstep Extreme. You may very well feel it is worth the money. Or maybe not, don't know, but there's no reason I know of (uninstalling etc.) to be shy about it [e digicons]:)[/e] .
Vampothika I'll bet that would turn out just amazing![e digicons]B)[/e]
No not really, at least not with the user names and buttons etc skinned. But- You can use the main image from an XP login as the image to load into Logon Studio for Vista/7. File name is Bitmap_100.bmp within the directory named as the LogonStudio theme. So for a Logon named "Dragon" the image file you'd want to copy out is: C:\Program Files\LogonStudio\Dragon\Bitmap_100.bmp (Not sure about Vista/Win7 "Program Files" path) Those images will usually
Do you know if you're logging on as a Limited User or an Administrative User? If you're using a Limited User logon, try applying the theme while you're logged in as an Administrative user. If you're already logging in as an Administrative User try running the MyColors program, applying the "Windows XP Desktop", reboot, open MyColors back up and try to apply the theme again. If that's not it then: Are you running 32-bit or 64-bit XP? Do you have Impulse inst
Go into OD config / troubleshooting while you have an internet connection (so OD will load). Checkmark "Temporarily disable docklets". Click OK to exit OD config, unload OD, disable or remove your internet connection, try loading OD again. If it loads you're having a problem with a docklet. It would be one that relies on the internet connection for data, such as the weather docklet. Process of elimination to figure out exactly which one. After you figure
Try it. You'll like it. [e digicons]:)[/e] Thanks for the announcement Jorge.
And here I was worried that you might not understand what I was talking about [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] You're going to "Do my technique on steroids". I was pleased with myself for just figuring out how to cover them up![e digicons];P[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
I don't think there's really a direct way to fix it. What I've done with such apps if they really annoy me is make a DesktopX layer object to cover them up. Short directions: Take a screenshot with the app opened at the size you usually want it Paste the screenshot into an image editor. Crop the image down to a dash bigger than the program's window. Use it as a template to cut out whatever you want to see of the app and any buttons you need to push.&nb