Xevallah: 1: You can change the order of the tabs by going to the "Configure Dock" menu (you should have a shortcut to it on your Dock somewhere, otherwise right-click on an empty spot on your dock and go to "Dock settings". From there you choose "Tabs & Styles". You will see a little list with all your tabs in your Dock and besides it two buttons (Add Tab and Remove Tab) underneath that you see two little arrows. Click (in the list) onto the
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webstersdictionary, if you have OD+ click on the "configure Dock", then click on "my Docks" (lower left corner). Add another Dock from there. Once the new dock is created just click on "Dock contents" and choose "show system tray icon on the dock". If you want a dock just containing the system tray, you can now delete all the default icons on this dock. You can also add a tab containing the systray on your tabbed dock by just right-clicking on
The best thing to do would be to contact Stardock sales [email protected] email them and tell them your problem. I think it is possible to (for a small fee) buy the CD-version of the programs instead the net version.
Yes, It happened to me to, and I also noticed that the two shortest labels (Net and Files) disappeared. Cerebro's way might be the way to go then.
In that case, right-click anywhere on your existing dock (not onto an icon though), and choose "Dock settings". There you will see on the lower left corner the "My Docks"-button. Click it and you will get to a menu that allows you to create as many docks as you like. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif
I am not to sure about this glenda, but I think Windows 2000 does not have the capability to skin everything like WindowsXP (e.g. shell styles). At least thats what I heard from other people.
Do you have the Bootskin program installed? It is free and you can get it here. https://www.stardock.com/products/bootskin/ Once it is installed, just open the program, and click on "import skin", then point to the directory where you have your downloaded skins. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif"
Do you have the appropriate programs installed? e.g Bootskin Editor and CursorXP?
You obviously had the trial-version installed prior to purchasing Object Desktop. The best thing would be to unistall all trial/free version, reboot the computer and then to reinstall through Stardock Central. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" border=0 alt="Posted via WinCustomize Browser/Stardock C
Which version of Icon-Packager do you use? The free one or the Full version 2.5+?
Did you recently upgrade to SP2? It has been known for a while that for some people who have upgraded to SP2 the files will download as a .zip rather than a .wba . This is a Windows problem, but it will sort itself out after a while. Meanwhile you can just rename the files from *.zip too *.wba (for Windowblinds files) or *.suite (for Themes). Double-click on these renamed files and they should install themselves without a problem. <img src="h
Did you set-up your personal WC-site? I think if you do that it will place automatically a link to your personal page into your profile and all your skins will be accessible from there.
I am not to sure about this, but to my knowledge the Wall has to be in a .bmp format in order to be applied automatically by WB. If the included wall is in .jpg format you will have to apply the wall by yourself via the Desktop settings of Windows. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/icons/wc.gif" border=0 alt="Po
T-Man is a genius!!!!
No more weird threads and utterly confusing comments How are we going to survive this? Come back soon and please, please go to the library now and then!
there's no way to 'save' a theme in the config dialog. The only time I'm ask if I want to save my setup is when I restart the computer. If I miss that dialog at shutdown, all my changes are lost. I never even see that dialog. I had gone through the trouble of customising Right-click at least three times and every time I reboot everything is lost
That's a good trick I.R. Thanks for that one
Thanks pictoratus, I will try that one
realized that I never got around to my biggest graphic plan of all. I was going to create a visual chocolate planet that you could walk around in. I figured that I might be able to do it a little better as a Morrowind III map. Something like Homer Simpson imagined? I would love that <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/smile.gif"
Hi Koasati! I have Photoshop Essentials2 (can't afford the real thing )
Hi all, I am currently trying to assemble my first set of cursors for CursorXP. My problem is that I seem to have a hard time assembling the (transparent) png's together on a single file for the animations. How do you space the (transparent!!) png's correctly so that the cursor doesn't shimmy all over the place during animations? I have been trying to use the screen callipers, but that didn't help either. Is there a trick how it can be done easily and exactly, or is th
I often get the login problem when I fist come to WC and like webgizmos just clicking on a link works. I also have the resizing problems in some of the libraries. I am using Firefox and I deleted all the cookies, but the problem seems to pop up now and then anyway.