ObjectDock Plus – Create Tabbed Dock 101

A mini tutorial for beginners

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ObjectDock Plus – Create Tabbed Dock 101

 

This mini tutorial is designed for beginners who want to understand the basic steps involved in creating tabbed docks using ObjectDock Plus.

An assumption has been made that users have already installed ObjectDock Plus, so please do so before using the procedures in this tutorial (note – make sure that any free version of ObjectDock has been uninstalled previous to installing ObjectDock Plus). If you have any content files that you have downloaded for use with the free version, it is recommended that you copy these files to a temporary folder on your computer before uninstalling the free version of ObjectDock.

This mini tutorial has been created using the default Windows XP installation and settings, and illustrates procedures using the main ObjectDock Plus dialog boxes.

STARTING OBJECTDOCK PLUS

Start ObjectDock Plus by clicking Start > All Programs > click either the Stardock, or Object Desktop folder > click ObjectDock Plus icon.

If this is the first time you have started any ObjectDock program (Free or Plus version) on your computer, you may see a message from your firewall program informing you that ObjectDock.exe is attempting to access the internet. This message may be similar to the one shown in the image below:

 

 
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Just want to thank you for this tutorial. Makes life easier, yeah! I am ordering OD Plus end of month. Thanks.
Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
can you create a tab that goes to a folder ? i mean .. i want all the things a folder contain to be in a tab and not just drag and drop them ...
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Use the stacks docklet. Search for Stacks Docklet in the forums and you can find some good info.