TXpatriot

TXpatriot

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Open an Explorer window, and drag whatever folder(s) you want to the dock. If you want these to dispaly as a menu, right click the folder, select Dock Entry Properties, and check the Show folder in a menu option.

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I can only go by the Plus version, but the settings are very similar. ObjectDock Properties > Positioning > Interaction > "Delay to re-show when the mouse nears dock" [move the slider to the left]. Hope that helps.

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[quote]but...this'd make a nice wallpaper...[/quote] Yes, if you had a very small, widescreen monitor. [e digicons]:P[/e]

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[quote]Errmm.... why do I think "bloatware"...... It's a browser, not a Swiss armyknife[/quote] That's kinda funny... a mod at at customization site calling a customizable browser bloatware. The download is around 4 MB for Opera. IE8 is 16MB, and then downloads more during install... which one sounds like bloatware now? :p /me huggles the swiss army-knife of browsers.

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I won't be leaving Opera anytime soon. :) I was just checking out IE8, and it's not for me. Can I customize the right click menus? No. Can I move things around to my liking? No. Does it have a built-in email client? No. Can I add custom buttons, and functions? No. Does it have a password manager that compares to Opera? No. Can I get to site preferences with a simple right click? No. Does it have "Paste and Go"? No. For these and quite a few other

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[quote]And on that note, the Beta is not showing in SDC? Oversight?[/quote] Yeah... It would nice if SDC users could get the same Object Desktop updates. I know, Stardock prefers that we use Impulse, but I'm not quite ready to wade back into that morass again. ;)

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[quote]Who's going to be willing to give themselves that final lobotomy after the rest of the population has had theirs?[/quote] I'll volunteer ... :CONGRAT:

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[quote]Meanwhile Lennon's murderer misses another go at parole. Pity he wasn't just fried in a chair...save a few bob...[/quote] He should have been forced to listen to Yoko sing 24/7 ;p

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[quote]3. I'd like to keep the OD taskbar in a similar arrangement as the original taskbar's: Start menu - Open Windows - Some additional icons like battery and time/date. But there are only two options keep the Taskbar either one the left side or the right side. Can I keep the system tray icons on the right side and the open windows in the middle.[/quote] I use 2 non-zooming docks. Dock on the left has a Startmenu button, and few fav shortcuts, with the running tasks to the right.

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[quote]- You can make your window frames as wide as you want. They are completely hidden when maximized so I don't get when people say the frames are too wide.[/quote] I think I might be able to explain that one. I rarely maximize windows. Why? Because chopped off frames ruin the look of a nice skin IMHO. If I didn't care about my windows appearance, I wouldn't use WindowBlinds. Perhaps I'm not alone. :HOT:

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[quote]The time line is not concrete including months for testing and developing[/quote] months? (:( [quote]This isn't a teaser[/quote] But it will do until a teaser comes along... ;p

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On a standard (non-tabbed) dock... right click dock and make sure "Lock Dragging" is not checked. On Tabbed docks... right click dock > View > "Lock Icon Dragging"

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[quote]As I remember the main issue is the title bar buttons that you can add. As long as you don't use them there's no problem.[/quote] Yeah, they can't be skinned or moved. (The titlebar button won't show up on per-pixels frames even you try to use them) And the taskbar on 2nd monitor won't be skinned if I remember correctly.

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I have two monitors on a Geforce FX 5200. As JavaFiend said, once you go dual, there's no going back to a single monitor.

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