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ObjectDock
The ObjectDock program comes in a
free
version and a
commercial version. The big difference
is that the commercial program has "tabbed" docks. I
find the commercial version of this program to be a great
productivity enhancement for Windows. When you click
on the 'Start' menu, then program files, then the directory,
you are already three clicks deep. With the free
version of ObjectDock, all the icons are available as soon
as you mouse over them. The only drawback is that you
are pretty much limited by the width of your monitor, as to
how many icons you can have. With the tabbed dock, you
can have as many icons as the free version times the number
of tabs you can fit into the width of your monitor.
This makes any program in the dock, never more than two
clicks away. I personally use a normal dock (like the
free one) for the programs I use most. I have it
autohide at the bottom of my primary monitor. Thus my
most used programs are always one click away. I have
all of the rest of my programs in a tabbed dock at the
bottom of the secondary monitor.
WinCustomize Approved
Backgrounds
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Blade Runner nT |
A set of 3 non-tabbed
backgrounds to go with the Blade Runner Theme |
WinCustomize Approved
Icons
| Icon or Set |
Description |
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Blade Runner Set01 |
Set of
100 icons in 128x128 format to go with Blade Runner
Theme |
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HanDBase |
128x128 icon for
the Palm HanDBase program on clear background |
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TextPad |
128x128 icon for the PC editor TextPad on clear
background |
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Morpheus |
128x128 icon for the Morpheus P2P program on clear
background |
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OD Gamepak 01 |
Collection of 15
icons for games, mainly cards, but including
backgammon, monopoly, and chess |
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