Rocketdock and Stacks Docklet


  1. raiderkeek7
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    Rocketdock and Stacks Docklet


    Hello everyone, I'm having a problem with stacks docklet shortcuts not opening. They were opening fine yesterday till I turn on my computer this morning and they quit working? Anyone have that problem with rocketdock and stacks docklet? Oh yeah also when I re add them rocketdock just locks up.
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  3. raiderkeek7
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    OK I found the problem is was a skin I was using I guess it had some bugs that need to be fix.
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