Mostly, I wanted to know if it's my DX that isn't exporting right or if the problem is universal.

But here's the gadget, anyway: http://www.box.net/shared/2podz8mh6b

With the gadget I see the image that was up at close (landscape or abstract) pop up for about a quarter of a second when it starts up, then it immediately flips back to the original flower.

In case it has anything to do with it, immediately after I close the gadget I consistently get the "Unknown Publisher / Are you sure you want to run this software" dialog that XP puts out when starting an exe, then clicking on run or cancel at that point does nothing besides close the dialog box.  I don't get the erroneous message when I close the widget I exported.

Still doesn't really answer your question but that's about the best I can do.

This isn't exactly a bug, but I have a question for the people behind all this....

I have 3 instances of DesktopX on my system. Which is needed and which isn't?

Where is the real DesktopX install found?  I have Pro and normal versions, according to Impulse, why both?  Please someone help a redneck sort this crap out.

There is one set in Program Files under Stardock.

There is one in Program Files under Stardock/ObjectDesktop.

Then there is the one in Public Documents/Stardock.

OK, not only did I have the above problem....I have these errors also.  Windows 7 32 bit.   IE8.

Needless to say, my fix for this was to revert to 3.5.  I have to be able to use DX.

BUMP... any news on DX4?

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DesktopX 4 V 3.91 Beta just avaible through Impulse and it's just a shame that the error showing Desktop X Pro also installed is still not corrected   

It was said it's a glitch from Impulse, but perhaps Stardock's guys should have a look at DesktopX itself: for ex, launching the Welcome.exe from DesktopX 4 give a welcome screen with " DesktopX Professional " written on it

New problem with using Accept Drag and Drop:

Now when you drag other objects (not shortcuts, but actual objects) onto it, it makes those objects children.

I am running 3.5 and have this problem. I have had it before, it isn't new. It does seem to be only happening when the two objects are aligned exactly, pixel for pixel , above each other.

Any news here ?

doesnt look like it..

And I must report that when using David's GalCiv net meters, I get a script error, only with DX 4.0. Works great with DX 3.5. Unless you had 4.0 and uninstalled and reverted to 3.5, then it still give script errors. It would seem the errors occur if you EVER had 4.0 installed. Now I've screwed up 2 of my 3 OSes with DX 4.0

Yeah, as expected. Another damn game in the making ?

how to get DesktopX 4.0 beta ?