I know this will sound stupid, but Toggle Object Palette has never worked for me, so , what the hell is the object palette? Is it the import object dialog?

I realize that  I should know this by now...lol.  

A total failure

Is this a beta test or an alpha because it seems to me that quite a bit of this would have been evident upon inital testing prior to beta release..

On a positive note old widgets run right memory meter wise on Win 7 64bit.

JFI

  If I go into program files and start from there by DesktopX Builder.exe can run it ok.

  If click on DesktopX Helper. exe or DesktopX Welcome exe then get the ODZip.dll error.

  If DL object from here and doubleclick it to load get the dll error but if save it then Import an object via builder works ok.

I'm running Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit and the Standard version, I get the error but DesktopX 4 is running and seems to be okay.

Spoke too soon...

c242, is that Physical Memory?

sViz : Yes.

Getting ODzip.dll error on XPHomeSP3, DTX Standard

I'll put this out in case it's helpful, sorry but it's gonna get wordy:

My DTX desktop is basic, mainly a bunch of launcher objects with timer scripts, there are not meters or clocks or such embedded in it.  It loaded fine.

Got the error from a (my hacky little) widget I had loading at startup.  Widget used plugins: digital clock using text states, analog clock version 2, date using text status, Graphical Performance Meters.  Tried isolating any of the plugins by deleting and saving, didn't have any luck.

Imported the widget using DTX Builder mode.  Ran fine. Saved it in its entirety as an object.  Runs fine when launched as an object.  Saved as a widget - get the same error.

I've copied all the plugin .dll's to C:\Docs&Settings\All Users\Application Data\Stardock\DesktopX\SDPlugins which is where it's pulling them from now as far as I can tell.

There it is for what it's worth.

Update, I ran system restore to yesterday when I was NOT having this ODzip.dll error. DX4 now works with no errors. Very strange. But, I still get that Right Click not installed correctly error after running the verification. I then install the updates and all is well till a reboot for example. I then go thru the same scenarion of installing the update and it works. I have this happen also with WB7. Same scenariothat it's not installed correctly and prompts to run updates. Only difference is then you have to reboot after the updates run. Which then runs me back into the right click scernario of not correctly installed.

Grrrr

Win7 Ultimate X64