Patrick wrote:Why not just let the users figure out not to use that particular feature of Circle Dock in combination with Dexpot's wallpaper customization?

Indeed

Interesting
I also use Windows 7 64bit
I have yet to experience this.

Unless Sebastian or Patrick were to say other wise...I would guess bad install.
Before I advise further, I would here what the Admin have to say first

Take heart then friend. Circle Dock is supported via the Donationcoder.com forums, but is an independent program. Circle Dock was originally entered as a Donationcoder NANY project, by Eric Wong (VideoInPicture), and is now maintained by myself and Markham (as the primary programmer). Beyond my supp...

Interesting

Sounds like 360 Desktop, with out all the additional bloated extras
http://www.360desktop.com
I used to like 360 Desktop, but it has become a bloated VDM that is way out of control and badly supported.
Not to mention a ton of bugs

Greetings aagha (wave) To open the settings window with out the tray Icon Go to your start menu and Navigate to Dexpot. Settings can be found in the "Main Menu" Sub-Menu Ie. Start> All Programs> Dexpot> Main Menu> Settings I am unsure of the Dexpot Icons on the taskbar issue. What is your ...

No Guarantees, but take a look at the following.
X-Mouse Button Control
http://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm

Rock solid little program if it will work for you

are you sure you didn't just let the Sarge talk you into it? :D No Hey; its part of my job :oops: Also you may be interested in the following...which is way ahead of what I just dropped into Markham's lap :P http://www.donationcoder.com/Forums/bb/index.php?topic=23074.0 It will have to be re-writte...

Damn...well that rules out what I experience. I sometimes experience something similar, but only in extreme cases of High System Resource use by other programs (ie. Multiple open programs, or Photoshop). Virtual Desktop switching will hesitate a little longer than assigned, then I get a quick view o...

Are you using the SevenDex to switch screens???

I think I know what you are experiencing

Sounds good, and should keep the traffic resource down to your servers so you do not get some ID10T Operator Error who sets an update every 1 to 5 minutes

I wanted to set things up in a way that any skin created to interface with a VDM would work with any VDM, so that in the future if another VDM comes along that wants to support Rainmeter there is already a standard way of doing it. Meaning if someone created a skin now to control Dexpot, then Virtu...

Indeed....LOL

I was just catching that myself

One small point: When a skin is visible on multiple desktops, it will always be at the same position. This makes completely different layouts using the same skins difficult. Is this an acceptable limitation? It seems that with "!RainmeterMove" we could realize different skin positions on ...

I will take Nicks solution request and one up.

I am a person that believes in options.
Is it possible to create a settings area that address this issue.
Where the End User can define a specified time(s) and Date(s) for Dexpot to check for updates???

As far as I know you are correct in the slight differences in Coding between Keyboard and Mouse. I meant no offense....I was just offering what may be an interim solution. As for the Setpoint treating you badly...that is sad to hear, as I have had no issues. The latest setpoint can be customized per...

For you folks using a Logitech with the Setpoint software or similar in Microsoft Moues/Keyboard and the like. Your various key functionality can be assigned via Hotkey assignment. I utilize Logitech VX Revolution with setpoit tools by Logitech. I operate the appearance and disappearance of Circle D...

Then we also could easily adapt the plugin so that it would work with Virtuawin (the only other extensible VDM I'm aware of) as well. Now this is something that is inline with the Rainmeter philosophy. Plugins are always good. This way they can be used elective-ly by end users and limit resource us...

We can check AppData and the Rainmeter program folder (or any path relative to it). Could the .ini be located anywhere else? As the end user of Rainmeter can install to literally Anywhere....This has brought up the suggestion of allowing the end user to define paths, to Dexpot, as needed. Instead o...

Nice :D I will speak of what I am aware of, and I am certain that my highly respected colleague, and friend, will be by later on. If we utilize the Rainmeter.ini file. It is typically stored in: C:\Users\[User Profile Name]\AppData\Roaming\Rainmeter\Rainmeter.ini. Since we keep Rainmeter portable......

Indeed