KenLin

KenLin

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Sorry about the link. I didn't realize neowin restricted them like that. I think some of you think I am talking about the thin task bar. here is a cropped version of the image to show what I mean. http://home.columbus.rr.com/momanddad/ss/slimplace.jpg

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I've noticed some Visual Styles have a 'slim places bar'. Can WB (maybe skinstudio more accurately) do this? Here's an example: http://www.neowin.net/forum/uploads/post-7-1054426134.jpg

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hey, Big Doug One of your wishes is already true. Make a copy of your objectdock folder. you can launch each exe and have 2 docks. At one time I had my 'taskbar dock' on the bottom of the screen and my 'launcher dock' on the side. PS - I hope this still works, I did it in version .7 or something.

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If you have the NT resource kit, you could use kill.exe. There is probably some freeware out there that does the same thing. I don't know if getting 'killed' would have any adverse affects on either program. run.bat should be pretty simple. "C:\Program Files\Object Desktop\DesktopX\desktopx.exe" "C:\Program Files\ObjectDock\ObjectDock.exe"

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I went ahead and answered expert. I figure I'm an expert user, but a novice programmer and administrator. Sometimes I take an evil pleasure in asking people what they tried before calling me. 90% of the time the answer is 'nothing'. I'm not cruel enough to tell people to look through the help file, search on google, and if they still can't figure it out, call me back.

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The plug-in is unreliable at best. here's what I have done is create a little vbs file that emulates CTRL-ESC. then make my DX start button point to that vbs file. This has worked pretty well for me.

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