I have used DesktopX for many years. It is perfect, i can do everything with it. I think it is the best application for my desktop now and forever. RainMeter just put unnecessary information on my desktop so i refuse to use it. DesktopX is more powerful in such and many other situations. Big love for DesktopX and Stardock [e digicons]
Yes, Windows 7 is perfect but there is a very bad news for me (and many other gamers) is DirectX 11 which puts an end to all of my old games using DirectX 9. Now, I get back to Windows XP or maybe, I should have a dual boot for Windows XP and Windows 7 [e digicons]-_-[/e] .
Well, system trays, I have never used it, but maybe, some others can need it, we should consider this carefully. I believe that [B][size="5"]3D effect[/size][/B] is a very great thing in this version of DesktopX, but it seems these new things will work on Windows 7 only, if so, it is a bad news for XP users. Thanks anyway. By the way, the last question is whether it is necessary for XP users to upgrade to this newer version of DesktopX to enjoy something new?
Oh, our Master Skinners, Lord Mirsguy, Lord vStyler,... please do not leave us - XP users go into the forgotten, deeply appreciate for your kindness, you are decorating our world now and forever. Thank you so much [e digicons]O:)[/e] .
Yeah, see the screenshot below: [URL=http://img197.imageshack.us/i/wb1f.png/][IMG]http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/8946/wb1f.th.png[/IMG][/URL] http://img197.imageshack.us/i/wb1f.png/ WindowBlinds can skin many things in Directory Opus and some others are not. Today, there are too many applications have their own skins (or special components created by those applications' developers) and WindowBlinds can't skin such special things. We can't do impossibl
I think we have the problem with Directory Opus (DO). DO allows users to customize the toolbar,... and many other things, so I think that can prevent WB from fully skinning the application. I should ask the developers instead, thanks for your replies.
Is anybody using Directory Opus 9.1.3.0 (a very powerful file manager)? I am using Windows XP, WindowBlinds 6.4. The problem is WindowBlinds does not fully skin Directory Opus, please help me. I love WindowBlinds and Directory Opus so much. I used Total Commander, but I think it is not better than Directory Opus, so I changed. If there is not any solutions, maybe, I should find another file manager which is better than Directory Opus. Who knows a file manager which is bette
Oh, what are you talking about? I do not understand, my Ladies and Gentlemen [e digicons]:w00t:[/e] .
Many thanks to you guys! That was my fault, I restored my system and everything just works great for me now. Perfect! Thanks again! [e digicons]
Yes, this is a beta version to test, be patient to wait for the official release and enjoy [e digicons]:)[/e] .
Today, there are too many applications use its own skin (theme) which WindowBlinds can not skin the such. Does Stardock have any solutions for this? Due to my case, I use WindowBlinds to skin the start menu, taskbar, Windows Explorer (rarely used), IE (rarely used), Opera, that's all, the others are not fully skinned. I really love WindowBlinds but these make me a little unhappy. Hope that something or someone can change the situation or...
Sure, thank you very much for your support. What a pity! I will enjoy it myself [e digicons]:grin:[/e] .
The Windowblinds skin Yellow from Phoenix-Yen is so cool, but that is the version for Vista. So I have just done some changes to apply it on my Windows XP. Now, I want to publish it to share with everybody but I do not know how to contact to Phoenix-Yen to ask him for a permission. What can I do to contact him, Moderators, please help. Thanks a lot.
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Great! Stardock leads the innovation of all ages. Their creation makes life easier than ever. Big appreciation, big love [e digicons]
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