I can't see anything which i click the icon???Is that my computer problem???
I only can see the tray icon.
I use the Windows XP or Vista(Eng.) are both doesn't work
Try to maximize a window and you will see ![]()
I can't see anything which i click the icon???Is that my computer problem???
I only can see the tray icon.
I use the Windows XP or Vista(Eng.) are both doesn't work
Try to maximize a window and you will see ![]()
Try to maximize a window and you will see![]()
Oh i see...
If i run RK i will run it together, nice.
but now i save it first =]
Cool little program, I used to want a program just like this, mostly for my dock, but I found a solution a couple years ago that may work better. http://www.hawkeyetech.com/products/freeware.htm#hsi Hawkeye Shellnit. You just create a file with the margins and their numbers, uses far less resources than this.
cool program. BTW, I put the taskbar on the top and i don't want the taskbar overlaps the windows, I'd like as I drag the window to the taskbar on the top it only hits the taskbar just like Mac and Linux do. When I run the program and config the top margin at 16 pixel, there still a small space between the taskbar and the windows. Pls consider this situation.
link is broke can you upload it again pls?
link is broke can you upload it again pls?
I am running server updates, thats why the link is broken, it will be back soon! But maybe someone els ewould like to upload it?
Edit: The link is working again
RocketDock ignores the margin, but Objectdock (tabbed dock) doesn't... is there a way to make the dock ignore the margin and stick to the bottom?
RocketDock ignores the margin, but Objectdock (tabbed dock doesn't)... is there a way to make the dock ignore the margin and stick to the bottom?
ObjectDock should have a option built in
Do you mean the "Reserve edge of screen" option? That only makes a margin as tall as my taskbar (which I'm not using anyways)... so that doesn't achieve the exact height I want.
Do you mean the "Reserve edge of screen" option? That only makes a margin as tall as my taskbar (which I'm not using anyways)... so that doesn't achieve the exact height I want.
Hmm maybe some one who knows ObjectDock better than me can help?
Thanks dude! This works very well on my computer, and I'm not getting and right click errors! ![]()
Small update.
2008-09-02 09:21 AM - v2.3.0 (12)
- Added a option to hide TrayIcon
- Pressing Strg+Alt+B will show options dialog
- Several small bugfixes
- Consumes less memory
Cool little program, I used to want a program just like this, mostly for my dock, but I found a solution a couple years ago that may work better. http://www.hawkeyetech.com/products/freeware.htm#hsi Hawkeye Shellnit. You just create a file with the margins and their numbers, uses far less resources than this.
i had failure installing .net 3.5 (windows error for some reasons) and lazy to do some updating. i still think that this piece has better ease of use than HawkEye's. HawkEyes shell ini is not bad, im currently using it to position and resize my windows to what i desire. setup needs manual scripting, but once done, positioning and resizing is just one click away.
@oxideous
thanks for shraring this little thingy.
Small development-update:
I recently started coding DesktopBar3. It uses a new Interface and better handling of the windows. So, your windows will just behave like on a Mac.
why it demands .net?
could it just be a single application which can be used on the pc which has no .net installed?
how about place two bars at same time?
why it demands .net?could it just be a single application which can be used on the pc which has no .net installed?
how about place two bars at same time?
The new version maybe wont need .NET and you will be able to put space on any side. (I am currently just trying, but the release will be written in C++ I think.)
The new version maybe wont need .NET and you will be able to put space on any side. (I am currently just trying, but the release will be written in C++ I think.)
cannt wait to see it.
that will be very good...
Where are settings saved? I reinstalled it and I had the same settig, with shouldn't happen.
The settings are stored in the standard path of .NET apps. I don't remember where this is. Try searching google.
Where are settings saved? I reinstalled it and I had the same settig, with shouldn't happen.
Thanks. I just did a search on my computer and found it.
Now, I have another problem. The setting is still to 69 (what I choose), but it opens to something like 50. I have to open the setting and close the window for the bar to go to 69.
Is the newest version on the first page ,first post I do have a vesion not sure which one. I righ-click and it times out immediately so I cannot even see the version number