actually, it didn't fix the problem.. :/

i did it and it stopped for a while.. now it just acts erratic and decides its own fade values...
i hope i can get this working, i love this effectlet ![]()
actually, it didn't fix the problem.. :/

i did it and it stopped for a while.. now it just acts erratic and decides its own fade values...
i hope i can get this working, i love this effectlet ![]()
Has anyone tried this on the stickynotes desklet?? (easiest to see the CPU issue i'm having w/ it)
@dib:
Funnily the error seems to have moved from on line to another.
And it seems to happen only when you start AveDesk, right?
If you don't mind losing your effectlet settings, I'd suggest the following solution:
Open the effectlet file and edit by locating the OnCreate handler and add the red colored line:
Sub OnCreate()
[COLOR="Red"]On Error Resume Next[/COLOR]
TurnOffTimer = false
TickRate = 100
Counter = 0
'AVE: adjusted these values to my own preferences, forgat what they were orignally, sorry :)
Speed.value = 10
AmountofAlpha = 10
StartAlpha = 25
ConstantlyRotate = false
'And Reading overwrites them with some previous user changes
Preferences.ReadAll()
Desklet.Alpha = StartAlpha
Desklet.Redraw()
End Sub
Ugly solution, since I can't reproduce it here.
hth,
herd
Fantastic effectlet ! I've got to redo all my desktop with it! Thanks much, too much.
@dreadnaut: thanks for the reply, and
no worries, i certainly will be patient. as well as troubleshooting myself.
@herd: is this coding solution directed towards someone in particular? [i.e.-me or flav_cool?]
either way i did it, heh.
ciao