Object Desktop 2002 now available on CD!
Wednesday, July 17, 2002 by Frogboy | Discussion: WinCustomize News
Object Desktop is a collection of desktop enhancements that together allow users to completely transform Windows into whatever they want it to be.Over the past month, Stardock has been heavily updating some of the core components such as WindowBlinds, DesktopX, ObjectBar, IconPackager, and WinStyles. The reason for doing this is to better integrate these programs together into a unified whole.
One example of this has been the re-design of WinStyles.
http://www.winstyles.com/ws-july02.jpg
When Object Desktop 2002 is installed, the Object Desktop Theme Manager (WinStyles) becomes an effective way to control your desktop and the various components of Object Desktop.
When you buy Object Desktop 2002, you not only get all the existing programs in the suite, but everything that comes out new for it (and updates) for an entire year.
To purchase Object Desktop 2002 on CD visit: https://www.stardock.com/order.html/
If you already have a subscription to ObjectDesktop.net then Object Desktop 2002 CD is free minus a small media/shipping fee. Visit: https://www.stardock.com/products/odnt/cdsnapshot.asp to get that.
Screenshot: http://www.objectdesktop.com/odnt2002.jpg
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