Thanks for the replies. I just sent an email. Yes, I'm using pro 3.5 and it always asks me for the key on reinstall.
sViz
Hey Jim. How are you? I'm reinstalling, so I needed the key. Thought I'd use the handy info on my account, instead of pulling out my thumbdrive but nope.
In My Account > My Downloads on the main Stardock site, the product key for my DesktopX is incorrect. The last block of numbers is completely different from the one I saved from original purchase (which is correct and works.) Anyone else have this issue?
Man, I winced just reading that first part. Good to hear the last procedure went well. Take care of yourself, Jim, and get better. Thoughts and prayers sent. [e digicons]
RIP [e digicons]:([/e]
Congratulations everyone.
Congratulations! [e digicons]:star:[/e]
Thanks, Big Dog. [e digicons]:)[/e]
Hey, guys and gals! Thanks for the well wishes. I had a nice b-day. Hope you all had a happy and healthy holiday season with your families. [e digicons]
Saw the other thread. I've been on Win7 until recently. I looked into the Wundergroind problem but couldn't pinpoint the issue. Gadgets and widgets needed to be run on compatibility/admin. Seemed to work after some tweaking, but when running weather in DXBuilder, no go. I had been working on a Google Weather alternative a year ago, which worked well, 4-day forecast, etc. Loaded it up recently and found Google had finally terminated the feed. I
Thanks for being an outstanding teacher and an inspiration, David. Your work is a big part of what made the DX community thrive. Good luck to you, sir.
Aw, thanks Syd. Hi Jim!
I ain't gonna lie. Even though I knew this had to happen, I still teared up a little when I read this. DX was a lot more than software to me. It was personal, was my gateway to this community, all of which I found at a rough time. DX and this place were often therapeutic. An 'era' has passed, and this was part of it. RIP DX, I'll never stop tinkering. Thanks to all the brilliant folks who made DX great.</
RIP skyzyk. [e digicons]:([/e]
Good luck, Snowman. You'll be missed. [e digicons]:snowman:[/e]
[e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] Awesome, Ryan! I was just thinking of writing something similar. This is why I love DesktopX and use it for all kinds of personal utilites.
Happy B-Day!
[e digicons]:star:[/e] Happy Birthday, Merle! [e digicons]:star:[/e]
Woo! Congratulations Masters Tom, Giz, and Karen!! The best of the best. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
Happy Birthday!
Congratulations everyone! [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
Sorry, MJN, I don't know of any other scripts. Can you upload what you have so far on the meter somewhere so we can see what you're working with and how to modify? Or you could email or PM it to me, if you want.
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="72" id="3296900"]What happened to simple? "About some simple help!!!!!" [/quote] lol [e digicons];P[/e] Re rotation: You might try adjusting the minangle, maxangle, and zeropercent variables in these lines: Call RotateArm(-90,58,50,"pointer","text") -90 i
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Howdy, again. I haven't forgotten this thread; I've just been a bit busy. There appears to be nothing in the script that sets the position. It only sets rotation. So, you probably have to center it manually. If it's the same concept as an analog clock, you'll also need to make sure your pointer image is created with the correct original position and rotation. Meaning, clock hands are centered and pointing at 0 degrees. Judging by the max/min angles, this meter looks li