Info on Different Parts of OD

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Pardon my lack of knowledge but I'm not a programmer by any stretch, I'm just an old guy trying to customize my PC for the first time.  I bought Object Desktop because it has a whole bunch of interesting apps.  I can see that "some" of them have categories here but not all.  So my question is where can I find info on some of the apps that are included.  One example would be "Theme Manager"  I really like the theme options in Windows 10, but I would like to create a theme with my own wallpapers and sound effects.  I'm assuming I can do that, but I'm not finding the info in this forum?  Am I just missing it?  It looks like there are other parts of the OD that aren't where I can find them.  If somebody could just point me in the direction I would appreciate it.

Thanks

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Reply #2 from Stardock Forums Top

Perfect.  Thank you for the info.  Out of curiosity, why isn't theme manager supported for windows 10?  Or is it something that is forthcoming?

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Reply #3 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting Sanitarium68, reply 2

Perfect.  Thank you for the info.  Out of curiosity, why isn't theme manager supported for windows 10?  Or is it something that is forthcoming?

It's a Windows issue which happens as Windows Platform changes causing some

apps to not work properly  or not at all . No update to this app. forth coming that I know  of .

Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Theme Manager is a Legacy Program.  It was written going back to Windows XP.  All it did was allow changing Windows elements as a set through a script it would run.  It does not customize any part of Windows on its own.

Just get used to the individual programs in Object Desktop you want to use.  WindowBlinds, Fences, Groupy, Iconpackager, Tiles, etc.

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Reply #5 from Stardock Forums Top

Thanks, that clarifies it immensley, and makes alot of sense.

 

Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top

There is a useful link at the bottom of this page, "Compatibility Matrix" underneath System Requirements, which spells out what works with which versions of Windows:


https://www.stardock.com/products/odnt/

 

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