A few things about ObjectDock
Tuesday, November 14, 2006 by Cruc1al | Discussion: ObjectDock
I get this error message when the program starts:
ODImg.dll not found.
TGA and PNG image loading will be unavailable.
Because of this, I can't for example drag shortcuts/items from the dock and drop them on my desktop to remove them from the dock. Instead I have to use the right-click menu to get rid of items I don't use.
So I thought I should either get that ODImg.dll file from somewhere, or reinstall ObjectDock. If I can't get the file, I'd like to know this before uninstalling it: does the program keep my docks and their settings and contents as they are now? Where does it store all my docks..?
Thanks.
ODImg.dll not found.
TGA and PNG image loading will be unavailable.
Because of this, I can't for example drag shortcuts/items from the dock and drop them on my desktop to remove them from the dock. Instead I have to use the right-click menu to get rid of items I don't use.
So I thought I should either get that ODImg.dll file from somewhere, or reinstall ObjectDock. If I can't get the file, I'd like to know this before uninstalling it: does the program keep my docks and their settings and contents as they are now? Where does it store all my docks..?
Thanks.
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Reply #1 Tuesday, November 14, 2006 2:14 PM
Assuming you have the latest version of Object Dock Plus, right-click the dock > select Dock Settings > select the Themes Tab > select Save Theme As...> name your theme and save it.
To locate the file, go to this directory... C:\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock\Themes\"filename".ini
Save your theme then reinstall through Stardock Central.