Object Desktop 2010 Overview
Tuesday, December 1, 2009 by Frogboy | Discussion: OS Customization
Object Desktop is a suite of desktop enhancement utilities designed to let users turbo-charge Windows.
The core programs of Object Desktop 2010 include:
 | WindowBlinds. A program that can customize the look and feel of the entire Windows graphical user interface by applying new “skins” that change title bars, taskbars, scrollbars, and nearly every other part of Windows. |
 | DeskScapes. A program that lets users customize their wallpapers or even apply animated wallpapers (there are hundreds of free animated wallpapers available to choose from). |
 | Fences PRO. A program that lets users organize the icons on their desktops into groups of easily manageable “fences”. |
 | Tweak. A program designed to make it easy to modify various hard to find Windows settings and control what gets loaded (or not loaded) onto your system. |
 | IconPackager. A program that can apply new icons themes by loading up a package of icons. |
 | SkinStudio. A program that makes it easy for users to create their own user interfaces to apply to Windows. |
 | Theme Manager. A program that ties it all together. Get your desktop just the way you want and save it or apply themes created by others that include WindowBlinds, IconPackager, DeskScapes and other customization program content. |
In addition Object Desktop users get a host of other programs to enhance Windows such as DesktopX, WindowFX, IconDeveloper, SoundPackager, Keyboard LaunchPad, RightClick, and more.
Users of Object Desktop don’t just get what is in Object Desktop today but also everything released or updated for it in the year after purchase. Even now, Stardock’s developers are working on programs that can give new options to Windows 7 users, get the most out of Windows XP, and more.
Object Desktop is only $49.95. For users who want to keep getting updates to the programs after the first year, they can renew their access for only $34.95!
Reply #4 Tuesday, December 1, 2009 5:04 PM
That is very good news. 
Reply #7 Tuesday, December 1, 2009 10:31 PM
Reply #8 Wednesday, December 2, 2009 4:36 PM
If winFX does get some love, can it be made to customise/replace aero-snap as per:
http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=843196
(Didn't want to re-type all that, but you get the idea).
Reply #9 Wednesday, December 2, 2009 5:45 PM
rightclick rewite??? I hope so. it does not work right on my windows7 home premium and 64-bit machine.
Reply #10 Thursday, December 3, 2009 6:13 AM
This is huge disappointment. ObjectBar being dropped out, Virtual desktops being dropped out and the whole company seem to be shifting to develop all kinds of crap and games instead of quality software. I have been subscriber since OS/2 days but it seems that this is the end now. Already 2009 subscription was complete waste of money, and seems that next yoear will be the same.
Well, I guess I need to lear of how to make a backup/archieve of the current stuff...
Anybody have suggestions for good virtual desktop software or something to replace ObjectBar???
Reply #13 Thursday, December 10, 2009 7:35 AM
Well, I guess I need to lear of how to make a backup/archieve of the current stuff...
Anybody have suggestions for good virtual desktop software or something to replace ObjectBar???
No...More...ObjectBar?
They should at least make it free...
Reply #14 Sunday, August 29, 2010 2:42 PM
I have just upgraded my personal confuser and installed Windows 7 64 bit.
Right Click was the first OD program I installed as it was so useful on XP.
I could access anything from anywhere on my desktop.
SAD to see it didn't work. Please re-write soon
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Reply #1 Tuesday, December 1, 2009 3:57 PM
Is RightClick getting a new lease on life? I had the impression that it was sunsetted.