rramsey

rramsey

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so i'm finally getting around to following up with this. I have my windows key back, but getting it back caused taskbar icons to be always separate, never combined. This was just weird because it was set right in windows and I didn't realize that there was a separate Start11 taskbar setting for it. Once I found it, I got everything back. But I while clicking and searching, I had two suggestions: If there's a setting in Start11 and a setting in Windows, like whether or not to c

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[quote who="pelaird" reply="3996376" id="542077"] Just curious. Have you checked the Start11 settings in the Control Section of the Config app? There is setting for disabling the Win key when in full screen. [/quote] This is what it is set to. Not sure what "features disabled" means in this case, but i don't have a right windows key anyway. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/41/49/4149721/6801ec00-b7af-469e-971a-b3224578e0a4.png" alt="scree

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Anyone else reported problems with their windows key not working after this update? I'm on windows 11, 26200.8973. I actually noticed it immediately after installing the update, before I rebooted. I've completely powered off my laptop and powered it back on and it still isn't working. ctrl+esc doesn't work either. I checked and it didn't get put into game mode or whatever it is called that disables the key. I've tested with both my laptop keyboard and my logitech wireless keyboa

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Hi, I have the full object desktop subscription and I'm using DeskScapes 11 beta 5 on Windows 11 Pro 22000.556. Is there a way to have a main wallpaper that takes up 100% of the screen with a secondary wallpaper in one of the corners? I can work with what is available if there is something close I missed. But if this is a new feature, these are the features people would probably like (items with a * are the basic features): Set the main background from a p

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Has anyone heard of a wallpaper manager that will let you customize the length of time before an image change when running a wallpaper slideshow? Say I have three wallpapers in a directory: c:\wallpaper\flower.jpg c:\wallpaper\river.jpg c:\wallpaper\mountain.jpg I know how to set up a slideshow so each image is on screen for 1 minute before transitioning to the next. That's built into windows. But let's say I really, really, really

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