Howard_Roark

I mean EXACTLY like that, Zubaz! Thank you so much! Now I ran into a new problem.. I use the "Acrylic" style on the quicklaunch dock. The reflection does not stay aligned to the dock if the dock is positioned away from the edge of the top of the screen. I positioned one dock to appear just below the dock aligned to the top edge of the screen. That lower dock is giving me a reflection problem. The lower dock hides away just perfectly but the reflection does not hide completely away. I

OK, I tried "tabbed docks"... that's almost the functionality I am looking for, but not quite. I can still see the tabs when it autohides. Is there any way to make the whole thing, tabs and all, hide away? I use a "quicklaunch dock" which autohides at the top of my screen. I like a clean desktop -- no icons at all, no menu bars, no taskbars, no nothing. Everything hides away so that there is nothing to see but my wallpaper. I would love to be able to make my "quicklaunch d

Jeez, I feel like such a n00b.. I never new there were tabs. Why didn't I ever just click on "create a new dock"? And why is your desktop so *#@$% COOL!! ObjectDock is just great. Thanks much, RedneckDude! -Howard

I love ObjectDock. I have it set to autohide and drop down from the top of my screen. It looks like a shelf of icons when it drops down. Very neat, organized, and convenient. I'm starting to accumulate many icons. I'm almost at a point where the shelf full of icons is as wide as the screen. I thought it would be a great thing to have multiple shelves drop down instead of just the one. I could organize the icons even further, sorting icons to designated shelves. I use a

[quote who="Bichur" reply="3" id="2938499"]interesting but since means you couldn't use the dock to open apps, you could just one app since as soon as you opened one, the dock would move the back and autohide until you closed the one you opened fences on the other hand - sort your icons, double click you desktop, all is gone until you double click to bring it back [/quote] Open one app and the dock moves to the back and a

[quote who="pimpslappr" reply="1" id="2937931"]Configure Object dock, Accessability, Regular (on Left side), Uncheck "Show Dock When Mouse touches edge"[/quote] I don't want to see the ObjectDock dock on my desktop until I want to. I want it to hide away until I close all my apps and then move my mouse to the top of the screen. I don't like to see any icons at all on my desktop. Thats what intrigued me so much about an auto-hide dock. I can load the dock with my

I am using ObjectDock 2.0 and I discovered recently that it is getting in my way quite often. I can use the autohide feature but it still pops up over maximized windows with the mouse hover. Using the delay, slowing things down on purpose, seems strange to me and its still not foolproof and I am quite the fool. ObjectDock 2.0 has a "Always on Top & Autohide" setting. Why not include a "Always on Bottom & Autohide" setting? So often I mean to click something else in a window only for O