I generally have mine on the left side and have it on auto hide and it has nearly all my most common used apps on it, for me to have all those apps pinned on the taskbar would look simply ugly and take up valuable real estate, so IMO I find it far from pointless.
Could you imagine having all these pinned on the Taskbar?
I generally have mine on the left side and have it on auto hide and it has nearly all my most common used apps on it, for me to have all those apps pinned on the taskbar would look simply ugly and take up valuable real estate, so IMO I find it far from pointless.
Could you imagine having all these pinned on the Taskbar?
Hi, the blue folders on the top of your screen, are they just folders, or have you used any other application for it? If they are just folders, where did you get those icons from?
I made them and I have integrated them into imageres.dll and shell32.dll so I didn't have to use Iconpackager anymore, which wasn't working very well anyway, I found if I wanted to revert to the default icons every thing was wrong.
I ended up uninstalling it and doing a repair Install of Windows to get it back the it was ment to be and then I found a way of changing the default icons with the ones I made using Restorator.
You can find some of the packages I made for Iconpackager here, MrGRiM01 on deviantART
I will see what I can do for you concerning the folders, as far as the Firefox icons go, they were posted on the forum somewhere but I don't remember where so I will just post them again, the best ones I have seen and was the reason I started to make my own.
firefox icons.zip
You can use 7-Zip to open the Iconpackager archive and then just extract the icons and put them in your Rocketdock icon folder.
Actually, I was trying to find the download link. I found it though and downloaded the file. I unzipped it and copied the folder to the RocketDock Icon Folder. It works, but the icons seem very blurry and pixelated when they're enlarged when my mouse hovers over the icons. Is that normal?
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