MySecret

MySecret

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When I originally purchased ODNT I changed everything every few days. Now my first step is to choose a wall, after a few trys I find a WB that fits it best then onto CursorXP, Sysmetrix or Rainmeter, Iconpackager & Rainlendar. Last but not least is to set up Object Dock with all new icons & backgrounds. I seldom use matching skins & go through the process usually once a week. Occasionally I find a combination I really enjoy & it may last a month. I stopped using DesktopX after losing my ext

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I would like to extend congratulations to BebiBulma for graduating with honors yesterday with a BA in Social Sciences. She is the first in her family to do so. Something truly to be proud of. <img src="http://www.diegot

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trwilson333 And also occasionally clearing your OD cache keeps things running smoothly. here is the quick version of the clear cache Go to start > run and then copy this into the command line: %userprofile%\local settings\application data\stardock It will open a file folder. Delete the ObjectDock one. ****Be sure to save your current Theme before doing all of this. It's My Secret

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PaulEscobar Simply opening the already created tab & using the diagonal arrow keys easily stretchs the tabbed dock. I use this in the opposite direction to create a single tab with only 2 items on the dock. You can also stretch the width as well. I also use 1 tab for my system tray only & I have a total of 4 rows showing. Hope this helps <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Smile.gif" bor

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PaulEscobar, I understand what you mean. It is sometimes hard to select a shortcut. As a result I use the flyout for just a few shortcuts in 1 folder. I am unsure if you are able to have a list in the flyout. I do however use the *list function in a single folder. So create a folder including all the shortcuts you need & then add a shortcut to your dock, selecting that folder &....check .. .show folder in a menu in properties. I do this with both my Desktop & My Documents folder

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Zoomba & Island dog need to take a bow you contributions are most definitely appreciated & I as well read the articles but do not always comment. and Quentin, you need never apologize for your English, your contributions are always informative, fun, impassioned and charm

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Hey Nimbin I am very sorry that such a great guy has to go through this, but you will be stronger as a result. I hope you feel the support that we are sending your way & that it puts a smile on your face when things are extra tough. I wait anxiously to see what you create & look forward to seeing you in the forums. Be strong, feel the Love & always remember that people from all around the world really do care. Sending you good wishes from Canada, get better quick eh <img src="http://im

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Been using OOo for some time as well But beware of the OpenOffice worm Badbunny Just read this tonite from Cnet Published: June 11, 2007, Malicious software targeting OpenOffice.org documents is spreading through multiple operating systems, according to Symantec. "A new worm is being distributed within malicious OpenOffice documents. The worm can infect Windows, Linux and Mac OS X

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