May 16, 200917 yr Hey, guys, few days ago, I installed a RocketDock, a pretty good gadget. It's not made to be a website design tool, but It can be pretty useful in all situations. RocketDock is a toolbar on your desktop, you can add multiple icons to some programs you use, so sometimes, when you have to (for example) from DW to Adobe Flash, you don't have to look for it on a desktop or in a start menu, you can just click on Flash's icon in you rocketdock bar... It's useful, it's good, it's nice looking, and it's using only 7-8MB RAM So if you don't have it, and want to download it, here.... And yeah, here are the screenshots... SS1 http://www.bpretraga.net/boki-images/rd1.JPG SS2 http://www.bpretraga.net/boki-images/rd2.JPG SS3 http://www.bpretraga.net/boki-images/rd3.JPG
May 16, 200917 yr Yeah it's pretty nice. I used ObjectDock though because of it's tabs feature. I could have one tab for web development apps, another for Office, Games etc.
May 16, 200917 yr How about the built in quick launch toolbar in windoze? May not look as swanky, but doesn't use ANY extra resources lol
July 13, 200917 yr I use RocketDock and a program called DesktopCoral which means I can have the dock at the bottom and all windows are resized so that I can always see the dock.
July 13, 200917 yr What do people shortcut to on their docks then? I have three sections First: My Computer Calculator C:/ D:/ WWW folder (wamp) Second: MSN Sims 3 Word Spotify Wamp Filezilla Dreamweaver Photoshop Flash Illustrator Third: Safari Firefox IE8
July 13, 200917 yr First section uTorrent VLC Spotify [*]Second Section notepad++ Websites Folder shortcut Templates Folder shortcut xampp Lightroom Illustrator Photoshop [*]Third section Chrome FireFox IE [*]Fourth Section Thunderbird MSN IRC [*]Fifth section Recycle bin
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