guys - thanks. have uninstalled objectbar (. the only reason i loaded object bar was to use hotkeys and get rid of the stupid start button. guess ill have to live with the start button. as for the shortcuts, ive installed strokeit - creates mouse gestures in all applications
totaltully
jebland no luck. those options were never checked. done plenty of reboots and reinstalls. config: win xp runnng - desktopx, objectbar, windows blinds any other ideas? so long
good stuff c242. the only time my CPU (not memory) was maxed out, was when i used a stock ticker. that used upto 70% of CPU power. once i deleted that from my theme - was back to normal. and has anyone ever known these apps crash?
gm the OB version is 1.3. No, i dont have autohide enabled. and ive had this problem on all themes
Have a shareware version of OB, and i use it for a taskbar and systray. My icons have this habit of disappearing a couple of minutes after i boot up. Im left to guess what position the systray icons are in and click on them, sometimes with undesirable consequences. Any pointers?
JMB 1984, one word - when?
mine means totally wasted in hindi slang
hippy, just wanted to add that im a right hander. even right handers could benefit from a repositioning of menus to one area of the screen take care
Most mouse based actions in windows take place towards the right edge of the screen. Here's how: 1. Scrolling browser or app windows 2. Minimize, close or restore actions 3. Systray actions Application menus are placed on the top left, while taskbars are the left bottom. Would it not make sense to rationalize this positioning. We could move most fucntionality to the right bottom. This will you would have to move your mouse a lot less. There is no science