I did some more poking around, last night, and discovered the wb5.log file under SDCentral\Installed. This was actually more useful to me than the install.log under the WindowsBlinds folder. These lines clued me into the files I had trouble with: Move: C:\WINDOWS\system32\Wbsys.dll 0 (Locked, replace on reboot) | 02/27/2003 02:27 Move: C:\Program Files\Stardock\Object Desktop\WindowBlinds\wbhelp.dll 0 (Locked, replace on reboot) | 09/
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I told Stardock Central to upgrade WindowBlinds, this evening, to the latest beta, and it told me I needed to reboot. Well, after rebooting, it told me to reboot again. And again... since the message mentions that my "registry protection software" might be causing the problem, I figured the only thing I might have that could do that is Microsoft Anti-Spyware, so I disabled that, and prevented it from starting on boot-up. WindowBlinds still keeps tellin
The very first utility I load on every new machine, of mine, is a little program called "allSnap." ( Link ) I highly recommend that you get a copy of this and incorporate it's features into WindowFX. Basically, it provides a very satisfying bit of feedback to the Windows environment, by creating a little gravity around each window, so they all snap to each other when you move them arou
OK. Now I feel like an idiot! Apparently, without any configuration at all, it appears the default behavior is exactly what I need!
Is there a way to configure a mouse hotspot to bring a dock to the front of the screen? I have a dock that contains nothing but my clock, calendar, battery meter, etc. I want this to be large enough to see at a glance, so I can't have it Always on Top or it will interfere with whatever application I'm currently using, so I set it to normal z-ordering. However, I'd like to be able to bring it at any time, so a mouse hotspot is the only reliab
Oh... another wish for the next release... could you add tooltips to the tiled windows with the window's titlebar caption? Sometimes the windows I have tiled are very similar in appearance, and it's difficult to know which one is which just by looking.
Whenever I minimize a new window and it gets tiled (really cool feature, by the way) they just get stacked up on top of each other... is there supposed to be a way to configure WindowFX to properly line them up in rows and/or columns? If not, I'd like to suggest that be a new feature added.
I'd like to add my vote to fixing this issue. My primary machine is a tablet pc. Putting the taskbar at the top makes things extremely more convenient, so this problem has been a pretty big inconvenience to me. To make matters worse, it's not as easy to reposition the windows with just a stylus, when the titlebar is hidden underneath the taskbar.
I am pretty excited about the potential for this product! I currently use a similar product called MaxiVista, which does exactly what I need it to, but I am a long-time fan of Stardock's and would love to switch over to Multiplicity if it only had a couple new features... ...so, where's the best place to talk about Multiplicity? I haven't seen any discussion of it, anywhere, on the discussion forums.
I found the solution to my problem... see my post at https://www.wincustomize.com/browser/msgboard.asp?BID=WCH&id=260180
Did you ever get a response? This is the same error I'm seeing...