AKAJohnDoe

Sure. I have the System Tray as a tab in a tabbed dock and the running programs in another dock.

It does show on the standard Windows System Tray; however, the ObjectDock is told to hide the Windows Taskbar and a dock is created for the System Tray, the Date/Time icon does not show on the ObjectDock dock.

C'mon! Let's see some movement towards the released product we paid for! Even in beta form, it is still the best I've found, but I really would like to install a working, functional, released V2 prior to my death.

Yes, I did attempt to drag it off; and no, it did not work.

Neither right-click nor left-click worked

I deleted the dock and recreated it without the Battery Meter Docklet.

Anyone know how to fix this in V2?

I added the Battery Meter Docklet to a dock. How do I remove it? The only option on a right-click is "Update Battery Status".

"Issues found so far" By AKAJohnDoe Posted June 3, 2010 8:49:06 PM I just installed V2 a few hours ago and have a few questions. 1. V2 appears not to be a completely separate installation from V1. How can I uninstall V1 safely? 2. I have some home-grown cmd files that require they be run as adminstrator. I used to right-click and choose run as administrator. This is no longer there on a right-click in V2. I need

I just installed V2 a few hours ago and have a few questions. V2 appears not to be a completely separate installation from V1. Can I uninstall V1 safely? I have some home-grown cmd files that require they be run as adminstrator. I used to right-click and choose run as administrator. This is no longer there on a right-click in V2. I need it. I cannot find anywhere where the "running programs indicator" is defined. Is it n

I believe I may have found a bug in ObjectDock (at least under Vista, cannot say about XP). If the box to Load ObjectDock at Startup is checked there are two instances of ObjectDock running after a reboot or restart. This is verifiable via TaskMgr. If that box is not checked there are none. If that box is not checked, but a shortcut is manually placed into the user's StartUp folder, there is only one running. It appears that checking that box causes an shortcut to be created in the u