ObjectDock "My Documents" Limitations?

Can documents only be viewed, and not ADDED, to ObjectDock's "My Documents" file?

Dear People,

 

First, I really love Stardock but am now concerned that it lacks a certainly practicality...

I often write documents in Word, save them to my desktop. Later, I will "drop" it into the "My Documents" icon which is also on my desktop.

I've tried to move documents and drop them in the ObjectDock "My Documents" icon. However, it doesn't go in it. Rather, it is added to the Dock itself.

I've gone through my settings and don't see anything which would pertain to this. Is this functionality only available through ObjectDock Plus? Or not at all? If the latter, it's a considerable disadvantage to its practical use.

I welcome your feedback and help.

Peace,

 

- Joher

  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0403825/

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Reply #1 Top

I have Object Dock Plus and dragging files to folders does not work their either.  It wants to add it to the dock rather than in the folder.

Reply #2 Top

That would be handy.

Reply #3 Top

Turn on lock icons and try again.

What version of OD are you using, free or plus?  What build #?

(I'n on Ubuntu right now so teesting is  . . harder.  :)

Reply #4 Top

Zubaz,

Thanks for getting in on this. I need some clearer direction as to how one would get to a "lock icons" option. Are you refering to an option in ObjectDock or in my computer. I'm not finding one in either location.

I just downloaded the free version of OD. I believe it's the latest: 1.90, Build 536. My OS is Windows Vista Home Premium.

Please advise.

Thanks,

 

-Joher

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0403825/

Reply #5 Top

free version = right click any where on the dock > this dock > lock dragging

 

and no it won't help

everything on the dock is a shortcut

everything dragged to the dock creates a shortcut to what was dragged (as long as lock draggin is off)

 

the dock icon shortcuts don't accept drag and drop into their respective folders

 

 

Reply #6 Top

Thanks Troll.  Because you can drag files onto apps (Like a txt file onto Word) that you could do the same with folders.  I simply forgot htat you couldn't. 

/me is a doofus.  :blush:

Reply #7 Top

Zubaz is a doofus.
End of quote

 

it's the pants :)

Reply #8 Top

mines been the same way... I had to take my recycle bin off the dock because of it... anyone got an idea...???

Reply #9 Top

Quoting Zubaz, reply 6
Thanks Troll.  Because you can drag files onto apps (Like a txt file onto Word) that you could do the same with folders.  I simply forgot htat you couldn't. 

Zubaz is a doofus. 
End of Zubaz's quote

 

Zubaz,

Being able to drag and drop into the ObjectDock files is a clear need. I think it would make for an IDEAL and HIGHLY USEFUL feature to add to the next version. How do I put this request in to the developer? It's a great product and not having this ability creates an unnessesary disadvantage. Please advise.

I thank you ALL for your feedback and participation. It's very valued.

Peace,

- Joher

  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0403825/

Reply #10 Top

I can put your customer feed back in for you. Consider the request in. :grin:

Reply #11 Top

I know people that know people.  We'll see what happens.  :)

Reply #12 Top

I know the people that are known by those people... lol...