When I create a zoomer bar, I can see the names/titles of objects on the bar by moving over them with the mouse. While the animation still works fine, the names have stopped appearing. This makes the taskbar functionality rather unusable, as you can imagine.
I have 1.99g(b).003 and I'm getting lots of crashes. Happy to send you the theme if you'd like to try recreating. I'm suspecting it's the use of "use active application's menu" that is causing trouble, but of course cannot confirm.
Stardock Forums
Specific application is to allow a DXScript script to load/unload or enable/disable a task bar, and additionally to move it around. In this case, the goal is to react to the presence of a secondary monitor by adding a task bar to the bottom of that monitor. When the secondary monitor goes away, I want to remove the second task bar again. While I can get close to this goal by ignoring ObjectBar and ObjectDock and instead creating a taskba
I have the full Object Desktop suite, and I'd like to be able to use DesktopX DXScript to control ObjectBar and ObjectDock objects. How can I do this? Happy to use WMI or Registry content to locate references, if that's what it takes...
I purchased OB+ in order to get a taskbar on my second monitor. I often switch from a docked (multiple monitor, external primary) to an undocked (one monitor) mode. When I undock, the bars from the external primary all move to the new primary (this is correct). The doc configured for the secondary monitor (which is now the primary) also stays, however (it shouldn't), and when I re-dock then all bars (both primary and secondary monitor bars) move to the
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I have multiple docks set to be always-on-bottom and mouse activation. THey work beautifully, except that I often find that clicking a shortcut on a dock brings up the window, but as soon as I move the mouse away from the dock then both the dock and the app drop to the desktop (underneath all windows).