Installed Tiles on XPP SP3 & ran it in one profile (local machine).  Played with it for awhile, trying out each Tile Panel size and various other settings, then exited the program.

Now, even after a reboot, maximized windows are limited in width as if the large Tile Panel were there; won't max to the right screen edge (or to right-sided vertical Taskbar), leaving a big gap of wallpaper.  How do I get windows to max properly now?

EDIT:  With apologies:  I discovered that Tiles was loading on startup 'underneath' my vertical Taskbar & unseen.  Even so, windows were not maxing to the edge of the Tiles Panel (small size) or Taskbar with Tiles running.  I exited Tiles again & windows now maximize properly.

That should be all you have to do as long as your explorer is not running elevated (in which case try a reboot)

Note that the icons do not show on the docs or recent pages so if you are on one of those then change page.

Neil, any response to reply 52? 

You can switch between pages using ctrl + alt + left arrow or ctrl + alt + right arrow.

Mouse buttons 4 & 5 were intentionally limited to when the mouse is over the tiles bar because webbrowsers use them for back and forwards and we did not want to cause problems with those.

Opera not showing on the web tab should be fixed in the next beta.

This of course is going to depend on the mouse drivers and any customizations the user may have made. Problem with buttons above button 3 is that they are entirely arbitrary and not really standardized to anything. In addition, buttons 4 and 5 aren't particularly well designed on the Logitech MX Revolution and are very much prone to sticking - I'd rather use something else, like the thumb wheel or the left/right tilt on my scroll wheel.

Note to SetPoint users: You have to close Tiles to remap the keys, otherwise Tiles will not allow SetPoint to see it.

Not really sure when it happened but sometime within the last 48 hours I lost the Shutdown Options portion of the right click menu.

Now I only see

About Stardock Tiles.....

Configure Pages >

Appearance >

Options >

Size & Location >

Tips

Exit

Ah....I see. I have it hidden via Objectdock and left it unchecked for Tiles.

I'm running Tiles v0.85 on Windows 7 64bit.  I didn't have any problems with 0.8 but this latest version has a problem when I start Windows explorer (explorer.exe).  I have explorer pinned to the taskbar, and as soon as I click it while Tiles is running, all the icons showing in the system tray disappear.  Notifications that would pop up from the system tray also don't show up correctly once this happens.  The taskbar also stops removing icons for closed applications and pinned applications don't start when clicked.  I also noticed that the start menu won't allow me to type anything in the search bar and the links don't highlight when I mouse over them. 

This taskbar/start menu problem will also happen if I manually start explorer by typing it into the start menu.  If I click on the Computer or Library shortcuts on my desktop, however, everything is fine.  I found that I can logoff and log back on and the taskbar and start menu are fine again, except Windows has all the system tray icons set to "only show notifications" and I need to reset my customizations of the system tray icons.  I also confirmed that these problems only occur if Tiles is running.

We have reproduced this and found out why.  I hope we can put up an update later today.

The update should be up now.

I have a question:

I'm using ObjectDock and the option "Reserve of edge screen" and Tiles uses the same option - i know it's logical, but is it possible for Tiles do not reserve of edge screen?

Ok, i understand that but Tiles has an option called "pin on top" so it could be over the Dock, right - or am i wrong?