Sorry, I created a trouble ticket with some updated information to help clarify the issue: Ticket ID: LGD-698760 I recently downloaded and installed the latest ObjectDock beta and everything seems to work well except for one problem: Every time an icon is added to the systray (or an existing icon's state is changed), the Windows taskbar (which I have set to "hidden" in ObjectDock) appears. Clicking on the desktop will rehide the taskbar. ObjectDock Plus 1.90h
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Oh, I thought this was a support forum that they read and responded to. I'll email them then, thanks.
I recently downloaded and installed the latest ObjectDock beta and everything seems to work well except for one problem: Every time an icon is added (or an existing icon's state is changed), the taskbar (which I have set to "hidden" in ObjectDock) appears. Clicking on the desktop will rehide the taskbar. ObjectDock Plus 1.90h[b].019 Windows Vista Ultimate x64
After reading the Vista64 thread a few lines down maybe I should've said "IF the next version comes out" instead of "when".
Okay. I got a impatient and just purchased ObjectDock Plus. I wanted to use all the features of ObjectDock and was tired of waiting for the next version that fixes the Vista64 problems. Question is, will I have to rebuy the software when the next version comes out? I guess I should've asked this before...
So... I take it no one knows what's going on and what I can do to fix it? I've resorted to just using the drawer dock... which is close to defeating the whole reason I installed the software to begin with.
I recently downloaded and setup ObjectDock and I love it... but I have a problem that hopefully someone will be able to help me with. I have two monitors set up. My primary monitor has a resolution of 1680x1050 and my secondary is 1280x1024. I have one Macintosh-like dock and a tabbed drawer dock set up on my secondary monitor. When I launch a full screen game, it appears that my docks are repositioned as if my secondary monitor had a vertical resolution of 1050. When I exit the gam