Programs minimizing things strangely
Sunday, September 25, 2005 by smoghog2 | Discussion: Stardock Support General
Alright, this is a bit odd... I've been messin around with DesktopX, Right-Click, Window blinds and a number of other things lately. I uninstalled windowblinds today, but kept everything else (not that I'm even sure that has anything to do with this). But In programs like Photoshop and Paintshop (I don't know if it's doing this elsewhere yet) when I minimize a photo within the program, it minimizes it to a single button instead of a bar like usual. In paint shop pro, I can simply click and choose restore, but in Photoshop, it's minimized to the point of just being the X, If I minimize an image, I can't bring it back up. The only thing I have running right now is clock/calendar combo on DesktopX (which I uninstalled and re-installed, and I have my Right-Click menu modified. Nothing else is running and I even restored my old Windows XP desktop to it's original appearance... Why is it still doing this? can I fix it?
Bichur
Reply #2 Wednesday, September 28, 2005 2:37 PM
Reply #2 Wednesday, September 28, 2005 2:37 PM
Can't help. I have PSP and it goes to the little button. None of my other programs go to the little 'x' - haven't used right click. dtx isn't running on startup - only items i have running on start are WB & CXP - maybe a workaround so you can bring it up while waiting for a decent reply...when I double click a title bar it minimizes to the systray - not sure what i did or if i set it in WB but that seems to be my default on any open windows or programs and such now, then one click and it's back.
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Reply #1 Wednesday, September 28, 2005 11:23 AM