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itami · 01-27-2008, 10:04 PM

Some of you may already know what this is but for those that don't it's actually pretty useful. Stardock offers programs that allow you to change many things about your desktop, here's a list of all those things.

WindowBlinds — for skinning Windows operating systems with new visual styles and window controls
DesktopX — for creating new desktop designs and active objects
IconPackager — for managing the icons used in Windows
WindowFX — for adding special effects and animations to Windows XP and Windows 2000
SkinStudio — for designing new skins for WindowBlinds and Windows Media Player
IconDeveloper — for designing new icons
ObjectBar — for replacing the standard Windows taskbar and start panel
IconX — provides increased-size, animated desktop icons
Keyboard LaunchPad — for assigning common computing actions to hotkeys
ControlCenter — a modular sidebar with CPU and disk space usage monitors, folder links, virtual desktops and other features (due to be replaced by ObjectBar 2.0 and Stardock Virtual Desktops)
Theme Manager — a package system for theme and skinning programs, including popular non-Stardock applications like Winamp and Windows Media Player
Object Edit — a notepad/wordpad replacement with syntax highlighting
Object Zip — an archive-management application supporting various file formats including ZIP, RAR and CAB
Tab Launchpad — a tabbed launch bar - now mostly replaced by ObjectDock
DriveScan — a disk space visualization program
Enhanced Dialog — adds options to the standard Windows common dialog boxes
RightClick — a skinned extensible desktop right-click menu

One of my favorite programs in all of this is the Object Dock. Basically...it's what's used on a mac but a lot better.

The Stardock Object Desktop Suite is all of the programs, but they're not the very latest versions.

The Object Dock download I've posted isn't the newest version, but it's freeware and I like it more than the older one.

Stardock Object Desktop Suite
Snipped
Note: I know the file name is weird but that's to make sure TOS doesn't pick it up somehow

Object Dock(newest)
Snipped
Note: This is not the full version

Enjoy

Yes, I'm actually using Object Dock

impuLsivE · 01-27-2008, 10:06 PM

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itami THE MOD Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 2,597 Reputation: 89	Stardock Suite Some of you may already know what this is but for those that don't it's actually pretty useful. Stardock offers programs that allow you to change many things about your desktop, here's a list of all those things. WindowBlinds — for skinning Windows operating systems with new visual styles and window controls DesktopX — for creating new desktop designs and active objects IconPackager — for managing the icons used in Windows WindowFX — for adding special effects and animations to Windows XP and Windows 2000 SkinStudio — for designing new skins for WindowBlinds and Windows Media Player IconDeveloper — for designing new icons ObjectBar — for replacing the standard Windows taskbar and start panel IconX — provides increased-size, animated desktop icons Keyboard LaunchPad — for assigning common computing actions to hotkeys ControlCenter — a modular sidebar with CPU and disk space usage monitors, folder links, virtual desktops and other features (due to be replaced by ObjectBar 2.0 and Stardock Virtual Desktops) Theme Manager — a package system for theme and skinning programs, including popular non-Stardock applications like Winamp and Windows Media Player Object Edit — a notepad/wordpad replacement with syntax highlighting Object Zip — an archive-management application supporting various file formats including ZIP, RAR and CAB Tab Launchpad — a tabbed launch bar - now mostly replaced by ObjectDock DriveScan — a disk space visualization program Enhanced Dialog — adds options to the standard Windows common dialog boxes RightClick — a skinned extensible desktop right-click menu One of my favorite programs in all of this is the Object Dock. Basically...it's what's used on a mac but a lot better. The Stardock Object Desktop Suite is all of the programs, but they're not the very latest versions. The Object Dock download I've posted isn't the newest version, but it's freeware and I like it more than the older one. Stardock Object Desktop Suite Snipped Note: I know the file name is weird but that's to make sure TOS doesn't pick it up somehow Object Dock(newest) Snipped Note: This is not the full version Enjoy Yes, I'm actually using Object Dock __________________ "As democracy is perfected, the office of President represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron." H.L. Mencken, The Baltimore Evening Sun, July 26, 1920

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