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Circle Dock / Re: Doklet Idea (Request)
« on: December 11, 2009, 12:41 AM »
We intend to support Docklets in a future version 
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Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: CircleDock.exe
Application Version: 1.0.3115.6561
Application Timestamp: 487889b3
Fault Module Name: StackHash_3250
Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 0001102e
OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1062
Additional Information 1: 3250
Additional Information 2: 325055436168101a578479ab72a66d1a
Additional Information 3: c8b0
Additional Information 4: c8b0deb27397de66dbbb0cb7ca788765
I got NET Framework. What a problem? Sorry about my language, I'M not english!-kakts (December 02, 2009, 03:35 AM)
No, it's a configuration setting within Circle Dock.Yes it is: there's a setting to enable that mode.What do you mean 'a setting to enable portable mode' ? Is that a setting during the installation wizard like chosing between portable install or regular install?-Markham (December 10, 2009, 11:09 AM)-ppass (December 10, 2009, 11:51 AM)
Refuses to install on XP: I get the following errors when trying to install on windows XP:I think what you mean is that Circle Dock doesn't run under your copy of XP-ppass (December 10, 2009, 11:50 AM)
So have another idea about this option, when the DockItems are rotated, why not have a counter rotation between circels?Actually this functionality is in the next version already! My implementation is similar to yours, but yours has a bug: the icons that appear on the even rings will appear in the wrong order.-songeastchang (December 10, 2009, 01:14 AM)
Is this a portable software? I have no intention of using a software that is not portable.Yes it is: there's a setting to enable that mode. The next version, due "real soon now™" will detect if it is being run from removeable media and automatically select Portable Mode.-ppass (December 10, 2009, 12:46 AM)
Markham, I discovered your program about 6 weeks ago, and at that time things were very wirey. I'd have it running for 5-10 mins, and it would crash, never to return. I'm not a launcher user, but even then Circle Dock was a bunch of fun.That Beta, in common with many other Beta versions out there, didn't have all the wrinkles iron-out. I posted it to show users the new Dock shape as there has been a deal of interest in such a shape. That it only crashed once is to its credit
Now with Beta1 the last two weeks or so, I have it working on my #2 computer. It only crashed once, yesterday, and I restarted it, and it was blank. So I put back on some of my original shortcuts, and reshaped it, etc. Next time I restarted the comp, the first set of settings were back, but the second set were gone. I'm having fun with the notion I'm on a pre-release that will someday be very famous, so the setbacks are understood. I'd love to see a feature to export the settings.-mateek (December 08, 2009, 12:14 AM)
. Can you recall the circumstances that caused it to crash?Your program will be the impetus to force manufacturers to create a U shape backlight and eventually the circular LCD monitor. That, or with my first paycheck I'm going looking in antique shops for the famous 50's TV set made with the round screen, and a RF Modulator.I'm all for retro!!
I've got a rhetorical question about your username too: I live in New England (a group of states in the northeast USA), and a lot of towns I grew up in, and around, ended with 'ham.' Any connection to this area or England? Just curious. Or is it a real first name. I'm always trying to pick up on different cultures.The suffix "ham" is an old English abbreviation for "homestead" and in Anglo-Saxon times denoted a village. In the same vein, "hamlet" (or little ham) is still in common usage denoting a small group of houses.
I look foward to it. So far Circle Dock has proven to be better then RK launcher, Rocket Dock and Object dock. I thank you for the hard work your putting into it.Thanks for your kind words!-Haani_Echad (December 07, 2009, 09:46 PM)
I don't think that there was a thread for this problem, so : i have a custom built bootable windows 7 disc and i have tried to start CircleDock at startup, but it won't start, with error : " The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000135)...". I have noticed that there are some DLL's missing from System32 folder on disc, but the question is which exactly are required by this handsome docky to run?I see you've solved your problem - or have you? When you say "WinPE" do you mean "WinPE" or "BartPE"? There is a big difference. WinPE is a proprietary format issued by Microsoft to its Software Assurance Members and is a command-line tool - it does not have a graphical user interface. There are a number of programs available on the Net that claim to build WinPE, some of which are simply wrappers around Microsoft's WinPE builder tools, whilst others do provide a GUI. Their use may not be (entirely) legal.
This goes to application coders. Can i have a list of required DLL files ( .NET specific maybe?). Is it good enough to put them all in the same folder where EXE is?
Any help is welcome! Thanks!-gorancheros (December 03, 2009, 01:17 PM)
I know but in ver 0.9.3.5 in history section the last one is 0.9.3.1Version 0.9.3.5 became Version 1.00 Beta 1 and its changes are noted here.-Rigel (November 29, 2009, 02:10 PM)
Some games have tools, mods, mod folder, starter ecc with the same icon and I spent time to create icon with an other little icon in right-bottom corner to differ each other. Mark, can you add an option in item setting to add this little icon?Image overlays are not currently supported but I might support them in a future release.-Rigel (November 29, 2009, 10:14 AM)
I read that the last CD version is 0.9.3.5 but in help file there isn't change log, what change?All the changes are noted in the History section of the Help.
I have some games and programs that normally run full screen, but when I used shortcuts I forced them to run windowed by putting -window at the end of the target. I was wondering how you could make something run in windowed mode from circledock. I saw the arguments section of item settings, but I don't know what that does.The -window you add is called a Command Line Argument and to achieve the same result in Circle Dock, simply type -window in the Arguments box in the Dock Item Properties dialog.-Jibe7 (November 25, 2009, 02:31 PM)
hey thanks for the reply, that was quick!Simply set the Dock to autohide (on the Settings -> Visibility Tab) and when you want to hide Circle Dock, move your mouse off its background and it will disappear.
im using it on a laptop so ive only got right and left click and keyboard hotkeys just arent very intuative to use. Seems like a pretty simple function, the button can activate the start menu on click but it'd be nice if it could toggle the bg instead! thanks anyway-JosiahMichaelEastwood (November 19, 2009, 09:35 AM)
1. need confirm to delete item icon.Some users may disagree with you regard your first point. Your second point is a good catch and I've fixed that issue. Thanks!
2. issue with to add "File, Folder or special" and "Folder Stack", you never can stop or cancel the action, even you select nothing-meet2002 (November 18, 2009, 08:23 PM)