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[TUT]Create proper 64-bit apps shortcuts for Stack docklet. THIS TUTORIAL INVOLVES: Docking program (tested on Rocketdock and Objectdock) Stack docklet. THIS TUTORIAL INVOLVES:Docking program (tested on Rocketdock and Objectdock) Stack docklet (I use Stack Docklet For ObjectDock.
• • • • • • • • • • • All of us are very interested in customizing the look of our windows 7. Dock’s are really nice applications to pimp your desktop! Here’s a small review of some Dock Application’s: 1.Rocketdock My personal favorite! I really love this dock application because it’s the most stable dock app available in the market and that too free! I have been using this from past 3 years. This app sits along one edge of your desktop. It’s modeled after the Mac OS X launch toolbar and contains shortcuts for launching programs and opening files and folders.
You can also extend the functionality of the dock using docklets and the look of the dock is customizable. 2.Stardock’s Objectdock This is the dock app by Stardok Corporation which is a bit popular name out in the market. Getting onto the application, It’s rich in features. Initially you will love this app but after the days pass, it will annoy you by crashing.It’s my personal experience.
There is also a paid version ($19.95) of ObjectDock that allows you to create as many docks as you want and to add tabs to your docks. 
It also provides Aero-Peek-like functionality for improved task switching and allows you to access your system tray icons on your dock.
[TUT]Create proper 64-bit apps shortcuts for Stack docklet. THIS TUTORIAL INVOLVES: Docking program (tested on Rocketdock and Objectdock) Stack docklet. THIS TUTORIAL INVOLVES:Docking program (tested on Rocketdock and Objectdock) Stack docklet (I use Stack Docklet For ObjectDock.
• • • • • • • • • • • All of us are very interested in customizing the look of our windows 7. Dock’s are really nice applications to pimp your desktop! Here’s a small review of some Dock Application’s: 1.Rocketdock My personal favorite! I really love this dock application because it’s the most stable dock app available in the market and that too free! I have been using this from past 3 years. This app sits along one edge of your desktop. It’s modeled after the Mac OS X launch toolbar and contains shortcuts for launching programs and opening files and folders.
You can also extend the functionality of the dock using docklets and the look of the dock is customizable. 2.Stardock’s Objectdock This is the dock app by Stardok Corporation which is a bit popular name out in the market. Getting onto the application, It’s rich in features. Initially you will love this app but after the days pass, it will annoy you by crashing.It’s my personal experience.
There is also a paid version ($19.95) of ObjectDock that allows you to create as many docks as you want and to add tabs to your docks. 
It also provides Aero-Peek-like functionality for improved task switching and allows you to access your system tray icons on your dock.
[TUT]Create proper 64-bit apps shortcuts for Stack docklet. THIS TUTORIAL INVOLVES: Docking program (tested on Rocketdock and Objectdock) Stack docklet. THIS TUTORIAL INVOLVES:Docking program (tested on Rocketdock and Objectdock) Stack docklet (I use Stack Docklet For ObjectDock.
• • • • • • • • • • • All of us are very interested in customizing the look of our windows 7. Dock’s are really nice applications to pimp your desktop! Here’s a small review of some Dock Application’s: 1.Rocketdock My personal favorite! I really love this dock application because it’s the most stable dock app available in the market and that too free! I have been using this from past 3 years. This app sits along one edge of your desktop. It’s modeled after the Mac OS X launch toolbar and contains shortcuts for launching programs and opening files and folders.
You can also extend the functionality of the dock using docklets and the look of the dock is customizable. 2.Stardock’s Objectdock This is the dock app by Stardok Corporation which is a bit popular name out in the market. Getting onto the application, It’s rich in features. Initially you will love this app but after the days pass, it will annoy you by crashing.It’s my personal experience.
There is also a paid version ($19.95) of ObjectDock that allows you to create as many docks as you want and to add tabs to your docks. It also provides Aero-Peek-like functionality for improved task switching and allows you to access your system tray icons on your dock.