They would read nothing and would follow no instructions if they could possibly avoid it.If you are searching for an open-source app dock for your Windows 10 computer, then you need to give Appetizer a try.
In the power users' case, it wasn't for lack of knowledge, but lack of patience. "Power users were quickly emerging throughout the application as "the other problem group." They were having just as many problems-and in most cases the same problems-as naive users. Once again it reminds me of that hilarious AskTog (Apple's ex-lead designer) article about ' Maximizing Windows: The Most Difficult Design Problem I ever encountered' on how trying to get users to do such a simple thing as maximizing a window almost turned out to be more than they (the designers) could chew. This is also a fact of life, every programmer with at least a notch of experience under his belt already knows this. Because it doesn't work either - nobody reads dialogs when they are trying to 'get on with it', they just blindly press Ok and hope for the best. This is like when other users suggest: "oh, why don't you pop up an information dialog at the beginning of the program?". RAMWolff, see that gray power button icon in your dock? Check what that item's balloon tooltip information text says. In reality this is more of a failure on my part, since I don't know what else I can do to bring the Fast Boot feature to the attention of the user without enabling it by default (which I will not do). RAMWolff, this is NOT directed specifically at you, seems to be a common issue so please don't take it personally or feel bad about it: this just proves (again) that people will simply NOT EVEN SEE and completely ignore something right in front of their noses unless they are looking for it and it is where they expect it to be - and even then they may remain completely oblivious to it. I bet he's still got the Fast Boot icon in the dock as well. You have 'enable fast boot' option under general tab in preferences If there is a registry hack then please let me know. Would be nice to have that squared away, it IS a little strange for me to boot into my computer and have to wait a minute while Winstep initializes and pushes the desktop icons back to where they are supposed to be. IS there a way to tell Windows 10 to allow the program to start up while the computer is booting so my icons will be in place when things come into view? I looked at the Services under the Control Panel but there was no way I could tell to make WinStep Services to start when the logon screen shows. I have older eyes, I need my fonts larger so that's why this is important to me. Oh the fonts are back to that tiny little font, not matter what I try so that's done. The default theme was still applied but my icons were back after Nexus initiated again. I got frustrated and just rebooted the computer. and when that happened all my icons scoothched over to the one monitor. I thought that was very strange not to mention disconcerting. Funny thing happened, not funny really but at one point the fonts DID enlarge and I was happy but there is something weird with how the product determines what I want because when I went to the themes tab it was not on the theme I had chosen but was back to it's default but I never OK'd the changes but it DID change things back to the other theme when I closed the properties dialog. I'll try to tackle both issues in the next release. using an individual theme), it won't be affected. If your Shelf is using a theme other than that (i.e. Unfortunately I didn't get around to add the extra functionality necessary to take this into account (I completely forgot, to be honest), so the Fonts dialog will only allow you to change the font settings for whatever it currently is the 'global' theme (it will tell you what that theme is at the top of the dialog).
Now you can have as many Shelves as you want and that also means each Shelf - like the docks - can have its own, separate, theme. Hope it helps!Īs for the fonts in the Shelf, here is what I suspect is happening: up until two versions ago, only a single Shelf was supported. So, you can only import 3rd party themes for *docks*.Ĭlick HERE for a themes tutorial also instructions on how you can import themes made for 3rd party docks. This does NOT extend to ObjectDock's tabbed docks though (although as I have already promised here to another user, I will certainly look into that). Nexus (the dock) is what claims to be compatible with themes for all 3rd party docks. Ok, one very important thing first and foremost:
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