Dream Manager: A Windows Vista DreamScene Manager and Switcher

Dream Manager is a desktop background manager and switcher for Windows Vista with Startdock's DeskScapes installed.

Using Dream Manager you will be able to setup how often you would like you desktop background to change. By managing your dreams through the Dream Manager interface allows you to rate your dreams so that your favorites will show more often, and also allow you to set a different positioning setting for each dream.

Features List:

Support DeskScapes (.dream), DreamScene (.wmv, .mpg), and Wallpapers (.bmp, .jpg, .png)
Add custom folders to the library. Folders will be watched for new/removed files and update list accordingly.
Thumbnail view for all types
Change desktop on a timed interval, every day, every restart
Group items to make organization easier
Option to group items when switching to get a "theme"
Disable items or entire groups so they will not get picked.
Set positioning for a specific item. (Center, Tile, Stretch, Fit keeping aspect, Fit with crop)
Rate your dreams. Higher rated dreams show up more than lower rated dreams.
Automatic Updates - Get new features as they are added.

System Requirements:

Microsoft Windows Vista
Stardock's DeskScapes
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0

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7 Comments

Someone

I can't use the app..
After click it or run it..
The app not appear..
VG

Make sure you have installed Stardock Deskscape and .Net Framework.
Eagle

it's a nice app.. desktop luks awesome

just 4 curiosity vishal.. i hav some silly questions

1.any way to make dream manager work in XP O_o
2.can we change the coding for windows dialog boxes in xp using resource hacker.. just like we do in visual basic.. like for eg:- reverse the coding for ok and cancel in any message box..i been using resource hacker for around 3-4 months.. n i almost changed almost every exe file and interface lol..so can i do the same part for it's coding...it this thing happens it's almost like windows will be like open source...
VG

^^ 1. No.
2. You can move the buttons and interchange their position by dragging and dropping them using mouse cursor.
Eagle

umm well ya we can change position of buttons but can we change change the coding for buttons dats wat m asking O_o

like how we have in VB

Public sub command1_click()
msgbox "Files copies sucessfully"
end sub

let me give another eg:

say take taskman.exe(task manager)
in processes tab on the click of end process button i want to call the click of file menu's new task run's event.. so wen i click on end process i can run a new task lol ...
VG

^^ No. You can't.
Eagle

oh ok.. guess win can never bcome like open source
neways thnx for helpin out ^_^