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And why does it appear to have double-posted? ( Ok so it didn't, just appeared to after I posted )
Hi I've found a problem when using the new version of OD. I don't know if it's an x64 problem, but I haven't got x86 XP installed to test it. When I do anything in Explorer, such as create or delete files, OD goes mental and hogs the system for a while, just deleting one file makes it hang around for a few seconds. When I delete a batch of files, I have no option but to alt-ctrl-del and kill the OD process. Any thoughts
Jeff- ( or any other of the developers ) I must say, it's working great, well done. No crashes, no other problems. All that's left is the System Tray, but that problem's been explained, so I'm happy. btw, you said a 64-bit version wouldn't be able to see 32-bit apps. Seeing as Explorer can, is this one of those things Microsoft refuse to tell people how to do?
Thank you. Seeing as the only thing I ever really used the System Tray for was the time anyway, and having the OD clock instead, it's not a big problem losing it. Oh the joys of WOW64
Been a while since I first asked, and nothing, maybe now wb5 has been released, there may be some development on other things. All I'm (we're?) asking is that OD+ is able to see 64-bit apps on it's taskbar and system-tray, it doesn't need a full conversion to a 64-bit app, surely? Or can 32-bit WoW64 apps only see other 32-bit apps?
I think the title says it, I'm getting tired of having to keep the windows taskbar so I can use apps. which don't show, and for the system tray.
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