I'm sorry, but I have to agree that I don't see the necessity for an additional piece of software just to do a download. That and my inability to get Impulse to give me what I actually bought--it downloaded ObjectDock v 1.90 not the 2.0 beta--is frustrating and annoying. Why can't Stardock just give me a link to the software's setup file?
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I've got several docks running and on each one of them I've set the mouseover activation to the slowest setting but I still don't get a real delay. Seems almost any time my mouse is in the area, the dock flies out making me wait until it disappears before I can click the actual item on the screen I was aiming at. It would be nice if the next version could have a REAL delay that's settable in tenths of seconds up to a full second or two and a less fuzzy target area so the dock would fly out ON
Nope. Doesn't work. Still get a generic icon.
For some reason I can't get ObjectDock to display my Quicken icon. The icon appears on my desktop but when I try to see it in ObjectDock I get a generic file icon. What's going on and how do I fix it?
I just downloaded the new Stardock Central and finally figured out how to get it to update my version of ObjectBar . . . well, at least I thought it did. I did a lot of downloading and then forced me to restart my system, but when I check in ObjectBar under Help, About, it tells me I'm running the same version of ObjectBar I was before Stardock Central did its thing. But SDC insists that I'm running the new version. So I'm completely perplexed now about how this thing is supposed to work and wha
I'm having troubles getting sections of graphic files to be transparent. I seem to recall reading some tutorial that referred to "magic pink" and I can't find that reference anywhere and all my graphics are displaying pink where they should be transparent. Can anyone help? Thanks, Michael