RichardTE

Reply to bottom markers for pages in Start11 in Start Menu Products Stardock Forums

Thanks Dude!

bottom markers for pages in Start11 in Start Menu Products Stardock Forums

Very much enjoying the new Start11, especially the ability to make many pages of website bookmarks, internal shortcuts to apps, etc. Would like it if the small white markers at the bottom of the pages could offer a little more info. For example, if you have 7 pages of bookmarks, shortcuts and links, then the pages show a row of 7 identical white markers. The action is great in that you can hop directly to page 5 if you'd like to, but you need to remember what is on page 5. Some kin

Reply to can't get a Folder Tab to work in ObjectDock Stardock Forums

The_Gear is correct! Thank you & thanks to everyone else. Most folks reading this will see that this function is not very intuitive. Stardock should revise the instructions for installing a Folder Tab to explain this non-standard behavior. RichardTE

Reply to can't get a Folder Tab to work in ObjectDock Stardock Forums

Thanks, willistuder — I really appreciate your taking your time to help me. RichardTE

Reply to can't get a Folder Tab to work in ObjectDock Stardock Forums

Thanks, willistuder — The folder I want to use is called [WebLinks]. If I'm following you correctly, I end up with a folder shortcut on the dock called [WebLinks]. Clicking on this folder icon opens up my folder [WebLinks] in Windows explorer. What I was hoping for, was for the contents of [WebLinks] to populate the tab in ObjectDock. In other words, not using Windows, but using ObjectDock to navigate the contents of the folder [WebLink

can't get a Folder Tab to work in ObjectDock Stardock Forums

Folder Tabs are the reason that I purchased ObjectDock, and I can't get them to work. Here's what I'm doing: Right-click edge of tabbed dock. Select Add >> Tab >> Folder Tab At this point, I'm expecting to select a Windows (7) folder that will then populate the ObjectDock Folder Tab with the files & sub-folders in that folder. But, a Windows file explorer panel opens up, saying: choose a folder.