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Reply to Minimized programs lose their thumbnail in ObjectDock WinCustomize Forums

Sure, how do you go about starting a ticket? :NOTSURE: Forgive me, I'm pretty new to the site here.

Reply to Minimized programs lose their thumbnail in ObjectDock Stardock Forums

Seabass, pretty much any program or window will do this to the dock. But I did find out a strange thing that makes it work: winamp. It seems that whenever winamp is open, unminimized, and set to not display always on top then the object dock thumbnails will work properly. FYI, I'm using the latest winamp with big bento skin on xp sp2.

Reply to Minimized programs lose their thumbnail in ObjectDock WinCustomize Forums

I just made a post about this in the wrong forum! You can see that it's now been moved to this one though. :) But yes, I'm obviously having the same problem (OD 1.90 free, build 536) so you're not alone on this.

Reply to Feature Request: Genie Effect when Minimizing in ObjectDock WinCustomize Forums

Another thing you could do is position your offscreen taskbar on the same side as the dock. That will make the animations a little more consistent. Still, doing this or turning off the animations is not the best workaround IMO. What I would like to have is the same smooth min/max animation you see in rocketdock. This pretty much proves to me that it's plausible for the xp objectdock to have the same animation effects as vista objectdock (except live previews). Only thing about rocketdoc

window minimizing - small bug in ObjectDock Stardock Forums

Hello! I've just started using the objectdock a week ago and I've set the bar up just for showing open windows/apps. When using minimized thumbnails the bar will lose the last thumbnail image (and replace it with its icon) of a window/app whenever another window/app on the bar is closed. Can anybody else confirm this behavior, or is there some setting or tweak for fixing this? Right now I'm using objectdock ver 1.90 build 536 on windows XP (32-bit) with latest video drivers for 8600 gts.