OD and System Tray Icons

I am currently running OD plus version 1.90 on Vista.  I bought the plus version so I could get rid of my windows task bar and still be able to see my system tray icons.  However, when I enable the system tray icons to be shown on my objectdock, I can't have my open windows displayed too.  Is there anyway around this?  When I minimize a program or folder now it doesn't show on my objectdock.  But if I have enabled the option to show my open windows then I can't see my system tray!  Ah! 

Also, while this has nothing to do with the system tray problem above, I notice that every time I shut down my computer when I turn it back on, my settings for docklets have gone back to the defaults, like my digtial clock docklet I downloaded, and my rightclick settings too (although that has nothing to do with OD, or not that I know of).
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However, when I enable the system tray icons to be shown on my objectdock, I can't have my open windows displayed too. Is there anyway around this?
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You'll need seperate docks for running tasks, and systray items. (remember with OD Plus you can have as many docks, and/or tabbed docks as you want)

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Also, while this has nothing to do with the system tray problem above, I notice that every time I shut down my computer when I turn it back on, my settings for docklets have gone back to the defaults, like my digtial clock docklet I downloaded, and my rightclick settings too (although that has nothing to do with OD, or not that I know of).
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Try shutting each of these apps down BEFORE you shutdown next time.  Windows may be closign them before they have a chance to save their settings.  Things should be fine after that.
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Thanks for the help guys. I created a tabbed dock for my system tray icons and it works just fine now. And I will try the suggestion of shutting down the apps before I shut off windows. :-)
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Should you have futher trouble please let us know at support@stardock.com.
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I created a tabbed dock for my system tray icons
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It doesn't need to be a tabbed dock, a zoomer dock works just fine... methinks it looks a bit better using a zoomer - u can turn off the zooming also.