ObjectDock Plus: RC1
Friday, August 6, 2004 by Frogboy | Discussion: WinCustomize News
1.02 RC1
x-Repaired all known handle leaks! Major fix x-Icon size sliders no longer snap to preset values, you are free to choose any size.
x-high probability that firefox freezing on activate problem has been fixed.
x-100% CPU when using nVidia's VWM "nView". This has been fixed.
x-Taskbar reshowing when its supposed hidden, most often during flashing on dual displays: this has been fixed.
x-Taskbar on zoomer not displaying right x-Calendar refreshed (yes, I know we need to tweak the image alignment
slightly)
x-Clock docklets consolidated
Things not addressed:
-combing through weather docklet code
-zoomer dock being unhappy when completely empty -old separator remaining when switching to a new zoomer dock without one (not sure if this is a problem
still)
-100% cpu condition with power meter (nvidia fixes might help) -report of no fonts for tab labels -report of forgetting to stay always on top -we're not seeing the 100% transparent issue with the zoomer dock here so far, is it still happening for people?
There will be another RC build or two next week, but we're in buttoning up mode with major things right now. No new features until after official release.
Reply #2 Saturday, August 7, 2004 5:45 AM
To be able to drag icons from a fly-out menu to any dock.
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Reply #5 Saturday, August 7, 2004 7:21 AM
I am having a problem with one specific application adding it to a tabbed dock. When I add a new short cut to Adobe Photoshop CS the icon defaults to to one in the icons provided in Object dock +, if I Dock Entry Properties and change image I can not get it to use the icon in the photoshop.exe.
This only applies to Photoshop CS all the other Adobe products, illustrator etc use the icon in the exe.
Any ideas ?
Thanks
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Reply #10 Saturday, August 7, 2004 1:51 PM
I have a problem when i try to play games. The ObjectDock is trying to come through on top of the game window, which makes playing games with this loaded impossible. This is a major problem for me. Would be nice if that could be addressed.

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Reply #15 Saturday, August 7, 2004 4:46 PM
Is there any way to keep minimized application images from resetting to the icon when a desktop is changed? Does nVidia's VWM have this issue too?
Reply #16 Saturday, August 7, 2004 5:47 PM
I don't believe there is a way to access the exe automatically to create a larger icon. Also some programs don't have good enough icons in their exe anyway.
Reply #17 Saturday, August 7, 2004 8:48 PM
if i give the dock background just a small amount of opacity then the problem goes away.
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Reply #1 Saturday, August 7, 2004 3:48 AM
Glad the Nvidia Nview VWM problem is fixed, I wasn't able to use the beta release I had because of the 100% CPU problem.
I have spotted a couple of issues with the tray tab with RC1.
1) It only has icons for items started after object plus was started, the existing items in the tray are missing.
2) The icons the tray tab are fuzzy, looks like they are magnified images of the system tray icons rather than the appropriate size of icon within the exe itself.