Rocketdock & Object dock

Thorsen said:

Stacks is available in Rocketdock and it works great. I use this to organize similar programs together.

Can also use stacks for Object Dock.

Thorsen said:

Stacks is available in Rocketdock and it works great. I use this to organize similar programs together.

Anybody know how to set it. I did not find it in the settings (but that does not mean much - LOL).

Omegatron, thanks, I had wanted the dock mainly for stacks cause I like grouping icons in lists. I use Rocketdock, but I didn't know Objectdock had this. I will check it out.

whs said:

Thorsen said:

Stacks is available in Rocketdock and it works great. I use this to organize similar programs together.

Anybody know how to set it. I did not find it in the settings (but that does not mean much - LOL).

I am not at my comp, but I have it set up there. If I can later tonight, if noone has posted on how to, i will.

Got it. Thanks guys.

Trance said:

sergiogarcia9 said:

You just gotta right click the icon in the system tray and select "My docks"

Sergio, looks like this option is not available in the free version: Stardock ObjectDock.

Oops

I've always used the paid version

Another option.

Add Folders Superbar Windows 7 taskbar 7stack

With 7Stacks, you can add up to 10 lists of folders at superbar of Windows 7 in three display modes just mentioned. And creating a new list is as simple as clicking the right button in any folder on your system and select the “Create New Stack“, after which we will have an icon on the desktop and pin it to taskbar. Moreover, as we are creating space for folders are real (and not just shortcuts) can navigate through subfolders, all without leaving the superbar.

omegatron said:

Another option.

Add Folders Superbar Windows 7 taskbar 7stack

With 7Stacks, you can add up to 10 lists of folders at superbar of Windows 7 in three display modes just mentioned. And creating a new list is as simple as clicking the right button in any folder on your system and select the “Create New Stack“, after which we will have an icon on the desktop and pin it to taskbar. Moreover, as we are creating space for folders are real (and not just shortcuts) can navigate through subfolders, all without leaving the superbar.

That looks very similar to taskbars of which I have 4. Example: