Way to go!!! :CONGRAT:
Mirsguy
I'm using some of your widgets now, Vad M. Great stuff! :CONGRAT:
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Good night! There are some HOT designs in here. Can't wait 'till October! :HOT:
I am running Vista Business-32 on one maching and Vista Ultimate-64 on another machine. My system tray works great on both. Try downloading Impulse Impulse is Stardock's program by which you may update your programs. Update ObjectDock to the current version (v.1.91k[a].025) and you should be set. I used to have this problem as well, but when I updated OD through Impulse, everything was fine. :)
Hungry, he is; and misguided!
This is where you can find the stacks docklet: http://www.aqua-soft.org/board/showthread.php?t=46859
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I was able to successfully do this. I simply opened the original image, altered it, "saved as" as a .png. Then I renamed it "left.png" or "right.png" (saving the originals eslewhere for safety's sake ;) ). It worked just fine. Just make sure that the image you're working with has a transparent background. Also, if you're not already doing so, I would begin with the original image and go from there.
[quote]So I guess the question is exactly what version do you have that is allowing you Start Menu and System Tray functionality under Vista x64?[/quote] I am running version 1.91k[a].025 [quote]Do you have the show beta-version checked? In Impulse right-click on the blue Stardock-logo.[/quote] This is good advice, topix. Also, after updating through Impulse, you may consider restarting your computer. I don't know what else to say... I had the same problem, now I d
I love stacks and fly-outs uniquely. I use them both depending on what I want/need. They're both great!
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[quote]I'd like to be able to have it work, just in case Mirsguy ever makes a tabbed dock that I just gotta have at the top.[/quote] [quote]I GOT IT! WoooHoooo![/quote] Okay, mess--I guess that means I gotta get goin' on some tabbers for you! :LOL:
Way to go! :CONGRAT:
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[quote]I'd like to be able to have it work, just in case Mirsguy ever makes a tabbed dock that I just gotta have at the top.[/quote] :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
No. But you can create an icon on your dock that points to the drive. The icon will work when the flash drive is in, and will not work when it is not. I have used it in this way for some time now.
Have you installed WindowBlinds? If so, open the program and use the WB interface to choose a skin.
[quote]It works! Weird...[/quote] Yeah, weird. I'm glad you got it to work. :)
Congrats! I'm very happy for you! :CONGRAT:
[quote]Is anyone successfully using the stacks docklet in a tabbed dock located at the top of the screen? I've tried, but the stack opens up off the top of the screen on activation. The dock is positioned via ObjectDock Postioning at the top of the screen, so doesn't seem to fit up-thread issues. To put a spin on things, it works appropriately on single docks at the top of the screen... Any ideas?[/quote] Yes. See Reply #17. You need to right-click on your top-tabbed d
Wow-I got 2 mentions! Thank you! :D
[quote]but perhaps it is worth a try.[/quote] Yes, definitely worth a try! I never use the default windows cursor anymore!