RDaneel2

RDaneel2

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All right, here we go - RXMDocklet , just released last night: https://github.com/robertroessler/rxmdocklet The details - plus a pre-built binary for the anxious [e digicons]B)[/e] - are on the GitHub repo, but this is a docklet for ObjectDock 1.0 (at least, I don't have a read on how compatible 2.0 is), including source illustrating how to use a number of the features

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Thanks for the quick response, ZubaZ - or ZZ - or Z2 - or Z² - whatever you go by, will do as requested. [e digicons]B)[/e] The docklet itself is not all that exciting, but as I said, I have been using it for years, and have come to depend on it... it is yet another "summarizer" that allows you to select the values to place in a grid on the docklet itself up to 8 values from 4 HW monitor apps, currently supporting HWiNFO, GPU-Z, SpeedFan, and HWMonitor (this last only works for

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So... I have a number of questions on the subject of the OD SDK. First, let me say I have had fun using the OD SDK, and have had no real trouble (aside from the data typing issue mentioned below) with it for years now! [e digicons]|-)[/e] Currently, I am using the "ObjectDock Docklet SDK v1.0" available from the link http://storage.stardock.com/files/ObjectDock_Docklet_SDK_v1.0.zip Note th

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NB himself - thanks for the reply! At the least, the "per-pixel" stuff, but I think more... as I like XP, I am just looking to use a WB skin that gives me something as close as possible to Vista Aero Glass. While not very imaginative, I don't get the impression that I am unique in this either. Since I assume your reasons for not releasing a fully functional trial version of WB are related to a

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Will the next shareware release be crippleware as well, or will one finally be able to actually see what the real product can do? I have never understood companies releasing demo/trial/"shareware" versions of their software that are crippled (other than, e.g., time-limited or run-count-limited)... it's not exactly putting your best foot forward. When what you are trying to get people to buy is

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