Looks fabulous! Can't wait for the finished product.
Herbzilla
FYI - I have no problems getting my serial #s/download links sent to my yahoo address.
Dagwud - You can do that. Just grab the border and resize the dock.
"I would love to see a modified startmenu that looks like the real startmenu that we see in the Windows OS." The start menu docklet (startmenu 2.1) looks like the real thing to me. Have you tried that?
"I never found free all that useful but this is very useful..." My sentiments exactly. I always thought OD "looked" cool, but it was just eye candy to me. I would play with it for a day or two and then forget about it. It just didn't work the way that I did. However, the enhancements in OD+ have finally made it a useful and productivity enhancing app... that still looks great, of course! I'm excited
It may have been innocent, but it still seems odd to me that multiple people received this e-mail. If he was having technical problems, why not just re-download or post a request for help here or through normal support channels? Anywho...
I rec'd two such e-mails and also consider it strange. I ignored the messages but assume somehow they're trying to get a copy of the software without paying for it. >
Count me as another happy customer! OD+ is a great combination of a much improved Tab LaunchPad and free ObjectDock. With the system tray feature, now I can finally get rid of my taskbar. I look forward to future updates.
I've played on and off with the free version, but this looks REALLY nice. Like many, I was hoping it would be included as part of the subscription. TaoX, I had that same thought but didn't want to jinx things by mentioning it. If not, I may just have to spend the $14.95 to get this on my desktop. Either way,
I also had problems: Left click on the button brings up the "Angelfire does not allow direct linking" error. Right click and save as downloads a zip file that doesn't work ("does not appear to be a valid archive").
I also have the TWC DVR. It's fantastic!
OK, I have a dark, secret past so I know more about this than I should. Forgive me. I've been using the TrackPoint (eraser) on my ThinkPad notebooks for years, and believe it is the way to go. You get much finer control than with a touchpad. With the touchpad, you need to "swipe" again and again to move long distances on the screen. With the TrackPoint you just keep the pressure and go where you want. I also know that IBM has done some things to improve the heuristics, so manufacturers who licen