*behind my desktop icons text* even
Doogal
Right, after a little fiddling about with my WB i managed to mess something up and had to uninstall/reinstall it, now i have done that i have a nasty black finish behind my desktop icons any idea how to correct this? TIA Doog
lol, multiple times since i have been playing with this believe me! love how it works and this is the last thing that is bugging me, if i get this sorted out i will do a little dance! Doog
Oh yeah, and still after this starting of multiple occurences, someone got something for me there? is there something i have to put in the arguments area?
ty, had it a while but only really just getting into it! work for an OEM but only ever really install specifics on it to make sure they work with our sytems... no tweaking at all
lol, yeah, i have tried that one, there just seems to be a little bit of difficulty, it will reduce everything to the taskbar but won't bring it back again unless you restore the window, if you restore it using the quicklaunch one from that it doesn't want to work for a bit after that... would like it to do the full job of the button and i am hoping it is something that i have missed
i removed them from the startup group prior to that console work, i will have a look at some point to see what happens with something else.
nah, this is a fresh install, done today! doesn't take long to corrupt a file in XP!
yeah, that would be about right.... but i use VERY little on startup so i am not too concerned really dunno why it's not working now, like i said it worked for Outlook before, Windows eh?
Trying to make show desktop work in objectdock, i put all the details in abd it will work ONCE but then it won't bring the windows back up again or hide them again if i use the one from my quicklaunch buttons... this may be a programming thing as it doesn't seem to like creating multiple occurences of other things, like IE and Explorer (which of course i would like it to do ) any suggestions?
Well, didn't actually take long, but i managed it... wasn't working the traditional way but found this article that i followed: Run at Startup Policy To create or modify the list of programs that start automatically when you log on to your computer, follow these steps: 1. Click Start, and then click Run. 2. In the Open box, type mmc, and then click OK. 3. On the File menu, click Add/Remove Snap-in. 4. Click Add. 5. Under Available Stand-alone Snap-ins, click
yeah it works, i have set it up with what i want so there should be no problems and i have administrator privileges, i did have outlook opening on startup but now that doesn't work either... curiouser and curiouser
thats what i've done... still not playing the game! will try it again but any other suggestions would be cool... under XP Pro if that helps.
Nice one Slitzer, that one has been bugging the poop out of me for AGES! hopefully that will sort out the problem for people just trying to work out the problem the file is located in: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared
I am having trouble getting Objectdock to run on startup tried the normal method but doesn't want to work! am i doing something wrong? inquiring minds want to know TIA Doog