DaveRI

DaveRI

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What I've been seeing is when you delete the themes through MyColors, the actual WindowBlinds themes files are still left in the WindowBlinds directory. When I had a problem with a different MyColors theme, I had to uninstall the theme through MyColors and then delete the actual WindowBlinds files through either WindowBlinds config or Windows Explorer and that took care of it. Did you try that? (Maybe that's what Shirley meant by "completely".)

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[quote]I using windows 7 x86[/quote] Don't know, but that could be the problem in itself. Otherwise, right-click on the dock background. Mousever "This Dock" in the menu that appears. In the submenu that pops up, make sure "Lock Dragging" is not checked.

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If you've saved your dock theme at some point via the ObjectDock Properties window Themes (on the left side) Save Current Dock button (on the right side) you can re-load it - as it stood at the point you saved it - using the Load Previous Dock button right above that. If not, then if you have a general system backup that was made after the dock was created, you can pull the settings - again, at the point the backup was made - from there if the backup includes (path is XP, don't know V

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Ya a 10 second solid pause doesn't seem right. It's been awhile since I sat here and clicked on things and stared at the dock. What I'm really getting is maybe a 1 second pause (if that) and maybe a few seconds of stuttering, and that stuttering is mainly if I'm scrolling back and forth along the dock to make it zoom while the app is loading. Here are a couple of settings you can try in the OD configuration window to see if it helps. I'm on ODPlus so the free might v

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ObjectDock activity does require a fair chunk of CPU usage while it's active (zooming or swing icons or such, hiding and unhiding docks). I think the pause you're seeing is ObjectDock waiting on CPU access to continue its activities. You bring up the dock - OD has full access to CPU, you click on a shortcut to open a program - the program takes the CPU while its loading and OD has to wait. OD should return to normal after the program no longer demands the cpu (like when it's finis

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[quote]Plus get a discount on all other themes.[/quote] Use your browser to go to https://www.stardock.com/products/mycolors/ , I don't think the discounst are accessable through Impulse. Go to the page of a theme you're interested in, about halfway down the page and towards the left side you'll see button that says "Have and Object Desktop Subscription? Click here to get the discounted price!". Then you'll ess

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I think you're talking about a tabbed dock. I think what you want to do is get it where you want it (I'm not seeing a "center" setting). Then right click on an empty area of the dock or on a tab - not on an icon. On popup menu that appears, top item should be "View" - mouseover that and get its submenu, click on "Lock Dock Position". That'll keep it from being accidently dragged around.

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? Should work. If nobody else has any other ideas (and they certainly might), you might try uninstalling, rebooting, reinstalling. Also if you had any anti-spyware running while you were installing the first time, try installing with the anti-spyware unloaded (no, there's no spyware issue there, the anti-spyware software just has an annoying tendency to get in the way). Perhaps anti-virus as well, cautiously of course.

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I'm not getting these issues when I try to re-create it. What version of Windows are you using, including 32bit or 64bit Is it ObjectDock (free version) or ObjectDock Plus (paid version) and what version is it showing Did you download the software directly from Stardock or somewhere else [quote]the bottom of the program is raised above the dock, with the background showing.[/quote] I think you mean the program window is just shifted up too high so that

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[quote]DaveRI pretty much nailed it.[/quote] [e digicons]:O[/e] Holy cow, mark my calendar, how did that happen? [e digicons]:D[/e] Thanks, made my day. Ya trying to keep a machine functional with limited users is a bit of a challenge, and not just regarding Stardock. It's a flippin' hobby, can't imagine why so many people don't want to bother with it. I manage to keep everything skinned though one way or the other (with the occasional nudge from the fine fo

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[quote]Simple question...[/quote] oh, not really... probably explains the lack of response.... In ObjectDock Plus, in ConfigurationWindow-Themes there is a Package images for sharing section which looks like it will pull the images and background you're using in whatever dock you have loaded up. Don't really know exactly what all it pulls, but fairly certain it will not grab any icon images or backgrounds you don't happen to be using at the moment. Or any docklet programs.

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I'm understanding you to say that you want the bottom of the maximized window to stop before it goes into the area where the dock is. In that case you want to "Reserve edge of screen" - OD Configuration, "Positioning" section on the left, "Reserve edge of screen" checkbox on the right side about a quarter of the way down on the window. That's for ObjectDock Plus, ObjectDock free may vary, don't know. Only available if the dock is not set to autohide. Or

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[quote]Also , once subscribed , do you get decent offers on different upgrades and such for being a subscriber ?[/quote] You do tend to get discounts on additional software and such. For example if you go to the CursorFX purchase page https://www.stardock.com/products/cursorfx/purchase.asp you'll see a 20% discount for Object Desktop subscribers. Also see a discount on the ObjectDock purchase

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