When my Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit system comes out of sleep mode, the text which normally appears when moving the mouse over the icons in the top tabbed dock disappears. I have to exit and restart ObjectDock to restore the text. Thought your bug-smashers would want to know.
Would it be difficult to add a command to align a tabbed dock with the middle of the screen? I'm running ObjectDock 2.0 beta under 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium.
I know I can drag the shortcut to the dock but that defeats the purpose of the default docklets which should open your default browser regardless of what it is. I'm evaluating three browsers and the Internet docklet made it easy to work with them because I didn't have to change the shortcut, just the browser in Vista's Default Programs section. I've twice removed the shortcut from the dock and added it again but it didn't fix the problem. Something has happened to the docklet, either
The Internet docklet in my ObjectDock installation lost its link to my default browser. I've switched between Firefox 3, IE 8 and Google Chrome as defaults and it has always detected the default browser and loaded it without a hitch. Now when I click on the Internet docklet, I get the following error message: Windows cannot find 'Internet.' Make sure you typed the name correctly, then try again." Is there a setting I need to adjust or do I have to point the docklet manually to
I use WindowBlinds 5 and it's a great product. I quickly found an existing skin that I liked (Aura) except for the wallpaper. I changed the wallpaper under "Properties" in Windows XP and everything works well. When I restart or turn on the computer after a shutdown, however, WindowBlinds reverts back to the original wallpaper associated with the skin. How do I get my chosen wallpaper to be the default? Thanks!
Thanks for the advice! I'll try it and let you know how it turns out! Regards, Ron
It's called iSkin by Judge and Deggy. I hope that's helpful. Regards, Ron
For some reason, the skin I'm using (iSkin) does not display the font in the Internet Explorer Favorites menu properly. The font is white rather than black, as it is with all the other menus, and a selection only turns black when I move the cursor over it. It's difficult to read, and this behavior isn't consistent with how the other menu fonts are displayed; even the Favorites menu under the Start button in Windows XP is displayed properly (black text
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