Nevermind - I found out what the problem was. You can change the default F9 and F10 keys under the configuration option in desktopX. *But* you have to log out and back in for the new key assignments to take effect.
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I'm currently using two DesktopGadgets - the silica calendar and the silica todo list. These two gadgets seem to use the F9 and F10 keys which are overriding my Visual Studio Toggle breakpoint, debug step commands. Does anyone know how to disable the F9 and F10 key assignments for Desktop Gadgets?
Adding "MakeOfficeBlue = 1" to my WB.INI was the one and only modification that did the trick. Thanks so much!
I tried various things - none worked. No matter what I do, Outlook 2003's color scheme is really messed up when I use any skin. The only way I can get it to look normal is to use the XP standard Blue them. Outlook 2003 seems to color it's menus and fonts based on certain colors set for the buttons for windows, maximize, minimize buttons, etc.. Is there a Window's XP theme out there that I could edit to see what it has set up for those colors? I might be able to just copy th
Here's a snaptshot from my Outlook 2003. I modified one of the system colors to a blue to get Outlook to not look entirely washed out with greys and whites. Anyone else have this problem or know what I can do about it? It seems Outlook 2003 uses it's color scheme based on some system colors. Also, anyone also experience my problem of AIM or Outlook not launching?
Hello all, I just have discovered the wonderful world of wincustomize.com and windowblinds and object desktop. I love these features!! I currently am experience two problems and am wondering if anyone knows of any solutions. The first problem is that since I've installed windowblinds and objectdesktop, both AOL's AIM and Outlook 2003 often times fail to run and I've clicked to launch them. The cursor changes to the arrow with an hour glass for a few moments, and