The password is your logon to Wincustomize.

To register, double click on the "registration info" text in the status bar on the bottom left of the window. That brings up a registration window with tabs to select the different companies and each tabbed window has a drop-down box to select the different programs.

sorry - that would be "on the bottom RIGHT" not left(must be getting late)...

Registering SDCentral:

To being using Stardock Central you must first register a Stardock.net account below.

If you already have a Stardock.net account (ie: wincustomize.com, galciv.com) just enter that information to login.

If you are creating a new account you must enter a valid email address. A verification email will be sent to that address and you must click on a link withing that email to validate your account before you can begin using the online services of Stardock Central.

Cursor XP update still crashes the program.Object Bar will not update.I do like it lots though!Good work Stardock and crew.I bought another year of OD just to celebrate.Computers are a real drag without Stardock,,,hopefully the CursorXp and Object Bar issue will be fixed.Thanks for the upgrade and hard work.

See the news in the component manager for the
full download.

Ver: 0.75.79
2/11.2002
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Fixed bug in auto updating applications.
Fixed MinOS bug on Windows NT4.
Added option to hide revision numbers, on by default.
Fixed selecting last application in list.
Added option to que installations.
Implemented Submit Problem support page.
Fixed bug on generating installed xml files.
Modified code for failed installations.


CursorXP still is not available yet so no need
to report that

Hopefully this build will correct the installation issues
people have been getting with Control Center, Object Bar.
And Restore functionality is temporarily out of order.

I downloaded and installed SD Central, but for some reason, it recognizes almost NONE of my programs. For instance, I'm using WB 3.90, it says its not installed. I'm using DesktopX 1.90, says it's not installed...as with pretty much every other program on the list. Any idea's why this is happening?

I am using SD Central now...I'm trying to use it to interface with SD and Wincustomize as much as possible. I have a couple of suggestions that I think would vastly improve the usability, especially to surf Wincustomize.

1. Alow us to set a homepage when the "Web Browser" section is loaded. I get the idea behind setting stardock.com, but I realy, really want to change that to wincustomize.com. Maybe make it a radio button choice? "Set your homepage: []Stardock.com []Wincustomize.com"

2. Tabbed browsing. Tabbed browsing, tabbed browsing, tabbed browsing. There are a LOT of tabbed interfaces to MSIE, in fact my regular browser is Netcaptor (a tabbed front end). I absoutely hate that if I open a link in a new window, it behaves like a pop-up...it's extremely intrusine and very counter-intuitive. If you decide to do tabs, make sure you offer the ability to open tabs in the background.

Opinions?

I can see the possibily of adding a HomePage option but I really do not see us adding Tabbed Browsing. The goal behind Stardock Central is to make a common interface to Stardock Products, not to create a full fledged browser.

T-Man: the reason I suggest it is to make cruising wincustomize from inside SD C easier...but it's certainly not a make-or-break! It would add a usability dimension to the app, though, that made it feel more...more...well, more.

Either way, it's a phenomenal app and a great idea...I was just throwing some stuff against the wall.