OD 1.6 Beta Bug Reports

Hiccups on the path to greatness...

Published on April 2, 2007 By CerebroJD In Docks

Well, we're now into the beta testing phase for the popular graphical shortcut and taskbar replacement, ObjectDock! However, with all developement, there are growing pains as well. Its best to get them all gathered together here in one place, where the developer can pop in and keep us all up to speed on changes and fixes.

Without further ado, I declare this thread open for business!

Comments (Page 12)

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Dr W - Fences Support

on Apr 24, 2007

cepheid: Vista or XP? x64 or x86? Thanks

v1.9 (rebranded from v1.6...there was just wayyyyyyy too many dramatic changes hah) will be available on Stardock Central tomorrow. Hopefully this doesn't exhibit the issue you were seeing / we can find a solution.

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SteveGosselin

on Apr 25, 2007

Hi,

All seems to works fine for me with latest objectdock plus 1.6 except this feature (included in 1.5 build) >>

Thanx in advance.

Don't work in final build of ObjectDock 1.9 Plus.

168

jtherrien

on Apr 25, 2007

One thing I've found with the final 1.9 release is that the dock disappears completely while you're in Flip3D. Is there any way around this?

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Dr W - Fences Support

on Apr 25, 2007

jtherrien: unfortunatly I'm pretty sure there's a way around that :-/ Show Desktop I'm able to work around even though that does some certainly goofy stuff...but Flip3d is at far lower level than i can reach. Though, for tabbed docks if they're not always on top and you have them set to show in the taskbar, I think that they'll show up!

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SteveGosselin

on Apr 25, 2007

Why all backup themes are located here >> C:\Documents and Settings\_my_username_\My Documents\ObjectDock Library\Backed Up Themes (v1.9) and not here >> C:\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock\Themes (v1.5)?

- Windows XP

171

Dr W - Fences Support

on Apr 25, 2007

Darken: Because in Vista, the Programs Files folder can often be completly locked down, by default. As result we've been forced to move settings to the user's data folder, and wanted to go with consistent behavior. I figure better to put this information in one place that is accessible vs. hidden away in an appdata folder.

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SteveGosselin

on Apr 26, 2007

Hummm, okay, Thanx for the info.

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