Help me understand ObjectDock.
Saturday, December 21, 2002 by Breaker__ | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I Recently saw ObjectDock in here and it looks great in all the screenshots; what exactly do this program?? I think is free, I wanna know if this program replace or supressed the standard bar of WinXP and also know about flaws and stability in the program.
Thanx and Merry Christmas to all.
werewolf
Reply #3 Tuesday, December 24, 2002 11:42 AM
Reply #3 Tuesday, December 24, 2002 11:42 AM
Sorry nobody has answered you 
It's an easy one too 
ObjectDock is totally free. You don't need to have anything else in order for it to run. It does not replace your taskbar or your start bar at the moment, although there is an option to hide the task bar. OD is, basically, a program launcher, but it does have a task bar section if you want it.
The newest version runs very well for me (Win2K, SP3), and in my use, have found no flaws. There have been some problems with specific shortcuts for things like "show desktop" or links to folders, but those have all been addressed by users who have come up with ingenious workarounds.
To quote an old TV commercial: "Try it, you'll like it"
It's an easy one too 
ObjectDock is totally free. You don't need to have anything else in order for it to run. It does not replace your taskbar or your start bar at the moment, although there is an option to hide the task bar. OD is, basically, a program launcher, but it does have a task bar section if you want it.
The newest version runs very well for me (Win2K, SP3), and in my use, have found no flaws. There have been some problems with specific shortcuts for things like "show desktop" or links to folders, but those have all been addressed by users who have come up with ingenious workarounds.
To quote an old TV commercial: "Try it, you'll like it"
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Reply #1 Saturday, December 21, 2002 3:23 PM