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Reply to A very anoying yet old FENCES bug in Object Desktop Stardock Forums

Anything new on this? For me the problem is still there. Windows 7.

Package Location(s)? in SoundPackager Stardock Forums

As usual, I run my (Windows XP) system as an unprivileged user (limited account). I downloaded and installed a theme. It seams as if the package get installed in %APPDATA%\Stardock\SoundPackager This is kind of good... getting away from the %PROGRAMFILES% folder... but in case you're connected to a domain, and the domain uses roaming profiles, this folder will be saved on the server when

Reply to EFD has problems with multiple XP users in Enh Dialog WinCustomize Forums

Is this forgotten? Ok I open i again. Me to have problem with this issue. I run my computer as an unprivileged user, that is a non-administrator. For me I can not even change any settings, locations etc. The problem is that the application seams to store its settings in the program folder, e.g. C:\Program Files\Stardock\Object Desktop\EnhancedDialog. Stardock! Consider storing settings in its rightful place--in the %APPDATA% folder. This should be an easy fix, and a

Reply to BUG?: Windowblinds 5 in Domain - Roaming profile is NOT saved in WindowBlinds WinCustomize Forums

Sorry, buy I must open this thread again. My roaming profile does not get uploaded to the server after upgrading to 5.50.021. Uninstalling WindowBlinds solves the issue. I actually worked with the previous version. My system: Windows XP SP2. Is Stardock reading this forum, or am I supposed to send a support message (as well).

Reply to Windowblinds and remote desktop in WindowBlinds Stardock Forums

Hey, I thought I should add my own experiences with WindowBlinds and Remote Desktop Connection/Terminal Services (RDP). I works OK I have problem when switching from working on the console (in front of the computer) and then switch working remotly (from the office). Theme get trashed somewhat, especially buttons. A reload of the current theme do solve the issue. The reload function

Reply to Installing Windowblinds on a Multiple accounts PC in WindowBlinds Stardock Forums

I always have problems installing Object Desktop products, and let them be run by ordinary users. My scenario: I run the Stardock Controller as Administrator, which installs the product. Shortcuts are created in %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs\Object Desktop\ . Good! But, when I login as an ordinary user, credentials to run the actual application is only allowed by Administrator <img src="http://images.stardock.com/sd_com/smil

Reply to Multi user issue resolved in WindowBlinds WinCustomize Forums

Great. Glad to be able to help Actually a see a `UserPermissions.txt' file in the WB folder when I look in my installation. I think Stardock tries to check for the appearance of this file. In my installation this file is dated 2004-09-27 (WB version prehistoric) so it may be that this ``check'' is not valid for WB5 <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc

Reply to Multi user issue resolved in WindowBlinds WinCustomize Forums

Make sure to reset the permissions as well. First make sure you untick the "Use simple file sharing (Recommended)" available from Explorer->Tools->Folder Options->Advanced. You may need to reboot. Now, a new plethoria of permission options may be set per file, and folder. In the security tab for the WB folder set desiered permissions (Users should have "Modify" rights). Then use Advanced and check the "Replace permission on all child objec