I've been using Objectdock for a few months now and I'm really happy with it. I hide my Windows taskbar and use a single tabbed dock locked on the left of my screen for my taskbar. To optimize my screen real estate I have my taskbar dock set so that it hides all but the "Taskbar" tab itself, unless I hover over it. Now here's my request, or what I wish Objectdock could do. Maybe there may be a way to enable this, and if there is I'd be grateful.. I have a lot of default sounds
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I found a bit of a workaround for the search function. I was never aware of the hotkey combo to send the cursor to the windows search deskbar. So, "WIN+SHFT+F" will send your cursor to the taskbar/toolbar search. You just have to make sure you have the toolbar enabled before you hide the taskbar using OD. The only other catch is that you can't see what you're typing, you just see live search as you type results. I'm sure most of us here know what we type though, so that's not a big deal. My n
[quote]There might be a workaround for this. I read in another post where someone had created a shortcut first to the Windows search function. They did it by opening the Windows Search Panel leaving it blank and then dragging the active search task from the Windows taskbar to the desktop which creates the shortcut. Then they just dragged the newly created shortcut to the dock.[/quote] Thanks for the quick reply. I tried what you explained. The best I could accomplish with that meth
I'm a new user and I'm just learning my way around ObjectDock. I'm running 1.9 Plus on XP SP3. I have two questions regarding functionality. Is there any way for the flyout menus to cycle around simply by rotating the mouse scroll wheel once the flyout is expanded? I'm aware of the Stack Docklet, and I'm using it. However, there are some groups which I'd prefer to use the flyout. But when I have 30/40+ icons, using the arrows to cycle through is just annoying. With scroll wheel functi