Randahl
Comment #2 Saturday, January 7, 2006 5:57 PM
Comment #2 Saturday, January 7, 2006 5:57 PM
jfp3,
Thanks for the heads up!
Since I use the helper extensively with developing, and playing with DX toys, I hadn't noticed this.
The object remembers its state on shut-down and then checks that on start-up.
The simple answer is to right-click the desktop > DesktopX Builder > Toggle Object Palette to close it. It won't open again until you toggle it again.
I've tested this by both logging off and back on, then restarting; both times no helper until I toggled it back.
You could also use the Right-click > properties > accessability > taskbar/system tray (you choose) to take it off your desktop if real estate/visibility is an issue.
Randahl
Thanks for the heads up!
Since I use the helper extensively with developing, and playing with DX toys, I hadn't noticed this.
The object remembers its state on shut-down and then checks that on start-up.
The simple answer is to right-click the desktop > DesktopX Builder > Toggle Object Palette to close it. It won't open again until you toggle it again.
I've tested this by both logging off and back on, then restarting; both times no helper until I toggled it back.
You could also use the Right-click > properties > accessability > taskbar/system tray (you choose) to take it off your desktop if real estate/visibility is an issue.
Randahl
Babe61ca
Comment #3 Thursday, October 5, 2006 12:54 PM
Comment #3 Thursday, October 5, 2006 12:54 PM
Thank you for sharing this.. I am always looking for something to help with shortcuts.. If it's not in my face I forgrt..LOL
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Comment #1 Saturday, January 7, 2006 9:50 AM
Thanks for the help!