Its kind of sad and useless to ask.. but I will post it again in this thread.

There is still a problem with 64bit programs shortcuts when they are stacked into a folder pined to ObjectDock ..

I use a folder with shortcuts displayed as a menu in my ObjectDock, for example when I pin a PhotoShop CS6 64bit to OD it work fine but when the same shortcut is launched from the folder it says that the path does not exist .. no change when I use path relative in this short cut .

I've reported this a long time before and its still with response, silly because I had this issue since Windows 7 and used MS Junction to create a fake folder redirecting PhotoShop from Program Files to Program Files (x86) as a workaround but still its pretty frustrating that you guys don't fix this.

I have the same issue with other 64 bit applications.

.. again if its possible please fix this 'ancient' functionality .. W8 is so 64bit and apparently OD does not support it :/

Thanks for all the feedback.

Please post your OS (32/64), whether you are using the quicklaunch (zoomer) dock or a tabbed on,  and a screenshot if you think it might make things easier to understand.

I can confirm the resize area is off: 

I'm reasonably certain I just posted here, yet it's not here....hmmm.

Anyway,

I still have no thumbnail previews for my tabbed docks, but do for the zoomer docks.

Also, I can't find a way to get a vertical floating tabbed dock. I always have to revert to 1.9 to do that.

Win 7, 64 bit.

Trying to have a tabbed dock, in a vertical position, floating, on the side of the screen.

In 2.0, and 2.1 if I drag a side docked tabbed dock away from the edge, it becomes a floating dock, but it goes horizontal on me. It won't stay vertical.

In 1.9, it works as needed.

Examples below:

 http://screencast.com/t/q6QW3nspLQ0       2.1

http://screencast.com/t/EuEr0pJA7YDV         1.9

Similarly, if you do the same for a top dock (tabbed), the tabs flip to the top of the dock, whereas they stay at the bottom of the dock in 1.9. Which is the desired effect.

I understand now.  Will pass it along.

As far as the preview . . no idea.  I'd look at video card drivers first.