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dragging icons

February 27, 2011 1:21:02 PM from Stardock ForumsStardock Forums

  hi i recently installed 64 bit windows 7  and installed objectdock free  ever icon drags to object dock without  a problem but this 1 program i drag it to object dock and it leaves a question mark  its a 64 bit program does it make a difference that object dock is 32  i take it   i thought id ask here first   as the program im talking about has a forum to  but they  are  real arrogant  over there  want to make sure its because of there software    before i mentioned it 2  them    thanks

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Reply #1 February 27, 2011 1:38:58 PM
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Right click and target app icon in it's install folder.

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Reply #2 February 27, 2011 3:14:19 PM
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huh  you lost me on that   programs  like ccleaner ,  Firefox   .and alot of others i just drag to objectdock  no problems  but when i drag a paint program  it just shows a question mark  and fiefox  is 64 bits so no problem there   but  i  just created a shortcut  of windows dvd maker out of programs  not the programs x86   and that also left a question mark   just odd that some 64 bit programs out of the program  folder  (64bit)  works   and some  don't   as Firefox  64 bit is in the 64 bit programs and it drags into  objectdock without a problem kinda puzzling       oh and thanks for replying   

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Reply #3 February 27, 2011 4:22:22 PM
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32/64 makes no difference. If you right click on any icon: Settings/ Customize this icon.

Try dragging from Start Menu. Failing that (although, I assume this is what you're doing), make a shortcut to Desktop and drag that.

Failing the above, put the icon in C:\Users\user\Documents\Stardock\ObjectDock Library and point to it.

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Reply #4 February 27, 2011 4:51:03 PM
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 thanks i did get it to work by adding a new shortcut  then pointing to the program  just wanted to make sure everything was ok as  im new to windows 7  64 bits

 thanks

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