Appear Task I don't want :(
Adobe Photoshop
Friday, July 22, 2005 by isomerboy | Discussion: ObjectDock
I use Adobe Photoshop CS2 and ObjectDock 1.2
run Photoshop and When I open a image, in taskbar on OD there is it.
ex) When I open background.jpg, then... in taskbar on OD there is 'background.jpg@100%(Layer 0,RGB/8)'.
ye.. It's opened psd's docklet.
Just I want to Adobe Photoshop's Docklet. NOT with .psd file's docklet.
How Can I REMOVE that?
run Photoshop and When I open a image, in taskbar on OD there is it.
ex) When I open background.jpg, then... in taskbar on OD there is 'background.jpg@100%(Layer 0,RGB/8)'.
ye.. It's opened psd's docklet.
Just I want to Adobe Photoshop's Docklet. NOT with .psd file's docklet.
How Can I REMOVE that?
Bichur
Reply #3 Friday, July 22, 2005 9:37 PM
Reply #3 Friday, July 22, 2005 9:37 PM
don't know plus
free - you just grab and drag off the bar a ways, let go and it poofs out of existence or you right click and 'remove this docklet'
plus, from what I've seen posted has a drag lock you need to turn off to drag - seems you should still be able to right click and choose remove or possibly in configuration
free - you just grab and drag off the bar a ways, let go and it poofs out of existence or you right click and 'remove this docklet'
plus, from what I've seen posted has a drag lock you need to turn off to drag - seems you should still be able to right click and choose remove or possibly in configuration
isomerboy
Reply #4 Friday, July 22, 2005 10:02 PM
Reply #4 Friday, July 22, 2005 10:02 PM
Thanks, Bichur
But unLock and Drag out is not work.
and I can't find 'remove or possilby in configuration'
But unLock and Drag out is not work.
and I can't find 'remove or possilby in configuration'
Chris TH
Reply #5 Friday, July 22, 2005 10:25 PM
Reply #5 Friday, July 22, 2005 10:25 PM
To Isomerboy: If I get your meaning correctly it's the icon shown in the 'running tasks' dock that you are unhappy with?
You can change it by rightclicking the icon (after your application is running of course) and select "Dock Entry Properties".
Experiment with the two buttons:
"Remove Image for this Program" and "Set Image for this class".
I never worry about the icons so I can't promise it will work exactly like you want, but maybe it will help?
You can change it by rightclicking the icon (after your application is running of course) and select "Dock Entry Properties".
Experiment with the two buttons:
"Remove Image for this Program" and "Set Image for this class".
I never worry about the icons so I can't promise it will work exactly like you want, but maybe it will help?
Bichur
Reply #6 Friday, July 22, 2005 10:37 PM
sorry = right click , remove this docklet
or possibly you might find that option in configuration
Reply #6 Friday, July 22, 2005 10:37 PM
| and I can't find 'remove or possilby in configuration |
sorry = right click , remove this docklet
or possibly you might find that option in configuration
isomerboy
Reply #8 Friday, July 22, 2005 11:39 PM
Reply #8 Friday, July 22, 2005 11:39 PM
Thank you so much, Bichur and Chris TH. 
But I didn't want to change icon or remove general dock. It's tasks.
Anyway, I resolved it.
I was using 'power menu'. It's app for popup menu; like always on top, maximize, minimize.... for All window.
That's Problem.
I found the Problem via turn off app one by one.
It's correctly right. and Now It works Well.
But I didn't want to change icon or remove general dock. It's tasks.
Anyway, I resolved it.
I was using 'power menu'. It's app for popup menu; like always on top, maximize, minimize.... for All window.
That's Problem.
I found the Problem via turn off app one by one.
It's correctly right. and Now It works Well.
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Reply #1 Friday, July 22, 2005 8:41 PM