SysMetrix Questions

I'm pretty new to all this stuff and I want to know how to do some of the sysmetrix things with the clock, system usage, etc.
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There's some good help to find in Sysmetrix. Just right-click the theme you're using and select Sysmetrix Documentation.
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I'd like to borrow this thread/topic to ask a question on Sysmetrix, please...

I just installed the latest version, and have downloaded a couple of skins from the library...I put the unzipped folders into the Themes sub-folder, but they're not showing up when I look in the configuration menu. Should the .smx files be double clicked to install the new themes/skins?

Thanks!
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ama02, if you'll look at the import button in the systmetrix configuration, you will see that it supports the smx file. You should probably use that button and import it.
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Thanks Chas, I didn't notice that button! It worked!
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Can't post a new thread for some reason, so I'm going to post my question here.

Kind of like the windows taskbar. I'd like to configure sysmetrix to do this. In Desktop X the themes allow you to do this, but I haven't figured out a way to do it for Sysmetrix and I'd really like to know if there is a way at all.

Thanks.

Here's a screenshot of what I want to be able to do:

http://eq2fa.eq2guild.net/images/sysmetrix_ss.jpg
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Hmm... guess I forgot add what I really want to do:

I want sysmetrix to be be on top of windows but not let any windows go underneath it as well (kind of like the windows taskbar as I said before).
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Elur...there are config settings in Sysmetrix to do that...
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Could I get specifics on where and what the settings are? Have been playing around with it for hours...
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Not sure how I missed that... ugh. Thanks for the heads up. One little thing I never thought about doing.
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try in positioning section .. "reserve screen space when meter resembles a dock..that should do it ..