If you have any ideas and would like to see them implemented, though, by all means, please post them.Ībout the icon. A badly written module could potentially crash the whole programme, and users wouldn't even know that the crash is not the fault of Winstep but of some badly coded module.Īll in all, the creation of modules is the privilege of the creator of Winstep. Jorge, the programmer, has made a conscious decision not to allow others to create modules for Winstep, simply because he wants to be able to guarantee that Winstep (and Nexus) as a product is stable. They are what you see (I don't think there's any difference with the paid version) and you cannot add third-party ones. Thank you very much in advance for your help.Īsh, sorry but the modules for the docks are fixed.

I have the free version of Nexus dock but I don't know if this is possible in the paid version. I was also wondering if there was a way to add/download additional modules. exe) files for modules while such icons (located in container files) work just fine for other items like programs in Nexus dock. Just wondering why one cannot use icons stored into. Thus I just downloaded 2 nice-looking icons for the bin (.ico files) and the replacement went smoothly.

I tried using the recycle bin icons located in c:/windows/system32/imageres.dll but it didn't work (default icons where kept even after rebooting). I like to have both date and time displayed.Īctually it would be even better if this clock could be displayed in the tray, but I am maybe a little picky here I was just wondering if there is a way to modify the way the clock is looking or to add a different clock module/icon/whatever to replace the original one. I just installed Nexus dock (tried RocketDock yesterday and uninstalled it today) and it's awe-some! I use Win7pro 圆4

Windows 10 analog clock on taskbar