OjectDock
Wednesday, February 11, 2004 by neophil78 | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
When downloading some it's usual in a zip file. So where to unzip the file ???
The default installation of ObjectDock gives me several folders : ObjectDock\Backgrounds, ObjectDock\Crystallized, ObjectDock\Docklets, ObjectDock\LaST, ObjectDock\Themes.
It's very confusing to me ...
Reply #2 Wednesday, February 11, 2004 11:41 AM
So icons/png's have to go to the folder called ObjectDock\Crystallized on the initial installation of ObjectDock ?? (which may be renamed as Icons ?
)- Why is there icons AND PNGs in zip files ?? (as i think they do the same ...)
- What does Docklets means ??
Thanks for your help
(N.B: just can't imagine how to use DesktopX
)Reply #3 Wednesday, February 11, 2004 11:47 AM
| So icons/png's have to go to the folder called ObjectDock\Crystallized on the initial installation of ObjectDock ?? |
No they do not. They can be in any folder in the ObjectDock folder. It will show up in the tree area to the left when you are choosing an image.
| Why is there icons AND PNGs in zip files ?? |
Some people prefer one or the other. I believe PNGs take up less of your ram and processor usage than icons, however, icons can be used more easily with IconPackager for example.
| What does Docklets means ?? |
A docklet is a small program that integrates with your ObjectDock to preform a function. For example, there is a clock docklet, its purpose being obvious. There is also a start menu docklet that pops up your start menu over it.
Reply #4 Wednesday, February 11, 2004 3:42 PM

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Reply #1 Wednesday, February 11, 2004 9:39 AM