install systats file in objectdock

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I am new to objectdock I have tried to get a systats file to work in objectdock it is a clock if anybody can help me please let me know what I am doing wrong

zoopman
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
do you have SysStats installed?
Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
no I do not look at this as if I am one of the stupidest people in the world.I would appreciate any help that you could give me.
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
You gave him/her a bad link Troll....

zoopman go here WWW Link and download the Systats program. Follow the directions to install. There's also a forum on the site specific to Systats
Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Installing
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1. Quit all copies of AveDesk, ObjectDock and YzDock.
2. Unzip directly into your ObjectDock and/or AveDesk folder
Make sure you replace *all* copies of SysStats.
3. Restart ObjectDock/AveDesk.

when I follow the instructions it asked me if I want to replace the existing Docklets file do I want that to happen?

zoopman
Reply #5 from Stardock Forums Top
You gave him/her a bad link Troll....


1/2 of it was right... no sure how the 1st half popped in   


when I follow the instructions it asked me if I want to replace the existing Docklets file do I want that to happen?


if it's not too late..... I don't know.

I don't run sysstats.

consider this a bump.
Reply #6 from Stardock Forums Top
when I follow the instructions it asked me if I want to replace the existing Docklets file do I want that to happen?


Not sure what you mean by 'docklets file', but in general it's safe to replace all the old files when installing the new (2.5.11) version of SysStats. Yes, it's easier/better/smoother if ObjectDock is not running at the time.

When you download a 3rd party docklet, it *should* be packaged/zipped with the same directory structure as the SysStats install. Just copy the files from the docklet package to the corresponding folders in the SysStats structure. If not, then .INI files go in the "...\SysStats\Configs" folder, images in "...\SysStats\Images" (sometimes "...\SysStats\Images\