[quote]If you read the description for Liquidox you will see:...d.Please read Bebi's wiki link along with this one to get a better handle on ObjectDock - Wiki[/quote] Clearly there is more that must be done manually than I expected. I appreciate the advice. Thanks for the advice
Thanks for your response. [quote]If it is a .dockzip it should install automatically when you click on it. If it is just a normal .zip file of a background then unzip it and place the folder in either C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\Stardock\ObjectDock Library\BackgroundsorC:\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock\Backgrounds[/quote] I am pretty sure these are themes. LiquidoxObjectDock.zip OptixDocks2.kzip I followed the procedures I mentioned in
I appreciate the response. First off, I am a newbie here. Finding it much more complicated than I expected, despite the fact that I am by no means a novice at the computer in general. That's not to be taken as a rant or complaint, just providing perspective. [quote]You've tried installing it according to this method? http://wiki.wincustomize.com/wiki/ObjectDock:_Changing_the_Background_Theme[/quote] Nope. I followed the instructions I was able to find. Used the methods
I am using ObjectDock v 190 build 534 (free Version) Windows XP Home SP2 I am unable to install any skins downloaded from here. Every attempt appears to freeze ObjectDock, followed by the usual Windows message, and a tab to submit a report. I have done so, but have not had any feedback from MS. Not that I expected any... I have read elsewhere in these pages that the extension .zip should be changed to dockzip. That has made no difference. I have tried by using the ObjectD
[quote]BTW, shouldn't I receive an eMail when there is a response to my posts? I have searched my account info for a way to set that up, but don't see anything.Before the big forum upgrade, yes, it worked that way. It's one of the functions that's set to be restored but hasn't been, yet.So, nope. No e-mail notification yet.[/quote] Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it.
Thank you all for your responses. If I first Autohide the Windows Taskbar, then the Object Dock will restore when I hover at the bottom of the screen. BTW, shouldn't I receive an eMail when there is a response to my posts? I have searched my account info for a way to set that up, but don't see anything.
You are probably correct. Thanks for the feedback.
I am using the free version of Object Dock on a Win XP computer. When I right click, I do not see a "New Custom Flyout Menu" when I click "Add". What is see is "Add a new xxx.shortcut, or entry, or docklet, all of these for existing, basic things. What am I doing wrong? Or am I not understanding this properly? THanks
I am really new at this. I have the feeling the answer is staring me in the face... When I set Object Dock to Autohide, how do I get it to come back? With Windows, if you auto hide the taskbar, it reappears when your mouse hovers in the area. But that does not happen with Object Dock. How do I get it to pop back up? And a second (Stupid) question if I may? Is there a Help file somewhere for Object Dock? Thanks
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