Hi Jorge

I am frustrated! Not by Winstep, but by the clock software I choose to use which is http://www.1stclock.com/ because it does almost everything I want from a clock/calendar. It's unobtrusive, double click to open a very useful calendar, yadda yadda. I've used it for ages, BUT ...

It will only dock to the Windows taskbar, where it replaces the Windows clock. It looks great on there, but I want it on Nexus! If I leave it floating, and move it to where I want it - which is sitting on top of the Nexus taskbar (see image) next to the system tray - it moves every time I start Windows. Its calendar has a "remember position" option, and behaves accordingly. I've sent a couple of support requests to Green Parrot software, but unlike you they don't appear to give ANY customer support.

ANYWAY, my question to you is, do you ever collaborate with other software producers so your programs will work nicely together? If not, can you (sometime) have a look at how it would be possible to dock a third party clock which replaces the taskbar clock on Nexus?? <---------

Alternatively ... check 1st Clock out some time and see the features is has that are so useful.

Image attached, so you can see what I have, once the clock is dragged back to where I want it. Be GREAT is that could be fixed in place.

You know who - Robin!

As you've noticed, this is a problem with 3rd party software.

This said, there's a calendar module on the to-do list which should solve the problem once it's implemented. Unfortunately, until then you will either have to keep re-positioning 1stClock every time your restart Windows or get the the company that makes it to finally respond to your emails.