You should check your video driver date, many video cards have older drivers that can cause issues with Vista.
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It may be a problem with access to the WB directory. Made sure it is accessible from your account.
If you installed WB, it should be under Start->Programs->Object Desktop->WindowBlinds Are you getting any errors?
Hankers is right, Support may be able to better nail down what the issue is and find a fix. give us a shot.
This is a fix from Bebi: Go to View > Toolbars > Customize. Switch the icon size from large to small (or vice versa) and apply. Then go back and switch it back, and the correct icons should be displayed.
Another one bites the dust, thanks Bebi!
Great job helping Purrball!!
Whatever happened to patience being a virtue? Thank you for that 'lone voice in the wilderness', very commendable.
This Skin's designer says it will work if you unload DX then run it again - don't know why, possibly a script error.
Exactly, exclude CS3 from WB. Developers are currently working on getting CS3 to Skin.
You can download it from WinCustomize; https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.aspx?skinid=293&libid=50
Please try the following, make sure SDCentral is not running: -Run the file here: http://sd.stardock.com/mike/apps/remove_sdc.bat -Restart your computer -Reinstall SDC from here: http://sdc.stardock.com/sdcentral_setup.exe Log back onto SDCentral and see if it recognizes you have Vista. This has worked for others that report SDC not recognizing Vista. Sometimes it takes a few tries before it takes.
Thats true, thanks Island_dog!
Did you ever have the free version installed? If so, you definitely need to remove WB and reinstall via Stardock Central.
You can change Icons, Icon Packager might work for you, but you will not be able to affect the Menu of OoO making it look like MS Office 2007.
You should remove WB (Add/Remove Programs) and reinstall WB 5.5
A Graphics Experience score of 1.0 is extremely low, your video card may not be able to handle the skins. You should check your card for amount of memory, and driver date.
Please try the following: -Run the file here: http://sd.stardock.com/mike/apps/remove_sdc.bat -Restart your computer -Reinstall SDC from here: http://sdc.stardock.com/sdcentral_setup.exe
Oh, to be 18 again... your lucky, enjoy it!!
Doubledoom2k, your Support reply is waiting for you. Didn't see an e-mail from you back to Easter, just this one :Apr 18 2007 09:56 AM A refresh of SDC usually does the trick in getting rid of the "XP or Higher" message.