[quote] You can literally accomplish what you want in 2 clicks, and you are complaining because you want to do it in 1. That's a new level of lazy. [/quote] I used to think I was a productive human being, but the truth seems far from it. After you compared the amount of clicks I want to press to the amount that you think is acceptable, I have realized that I have indeed reached a whole new level of laziness. You have opened up my eyes and I think you should do this wit
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[quote who="horizon" reply="14" id="2787666"] • i've not yet had picture viewer or any other program load behind the other windows. here's to hoping that remains the case. [/quote] I have this problem constantly on my laptop with windows 7 ultimate x64. It's a bit annoying. [quote who="horizon" reply="14" id="2787666"] in the end the only good thing i can say is that, at least it has been very handy to be ab
[quote who="RPGFX" reply="1" id="2808290"]Why don't you just right click and choose "open in Photoshop"? Is 2 clicks really too much for you?[/quote] It's generally a very practical function for any dock. P.S. Don't be a smart ass. Nobody likes smart-asses.
Day 1 was me fully customizing the objectdock layout to my pleasing. That went effortlessly. So today i actually started using the dock. There are a few issues here and there but nothing really bothersome, except one. It seems that object does not allow to drop files onto an application so that the application, let's say photoshop launches and imports the image. This is also very annoying because you can't even drop files onto running appl
That did the trick indeed. Anyway, something you should take a look at in the future. Greets.
I just purchased objectdock and It's a great piece of software, but there are still some issues that need to be addressed. First, the objectdock settings menu is really buggy in windows 7 x64. Here is a screen of the menu. The window does not allow the width to be adjusted, only the height. Second, I would love if you could see the win