Winstep Nexus Dock 9.5

tallll70 Says:

Apr 21, 2012 - It is matter of preferences you right, autohiding is great. My bar represents content of my computer window and i need to be able to see that drive or dvd are inserted whenever i look at it. So autohiding will not really do for me. Now, where ever the bar is located and locked, even other windows can get on top, it still need to reserve that space and not to let nothing under.

revsterrules Says:

Apr 13, 2012 - y should u care u aint the one using it

JcRabbit Says:

Apr 12, 2012 - Go wash your mouth out with soap. Thanks.

AceBurn90 Says:

Apr 12, 2012 - WHAT THE F**K!!! He using IE! Stop using this s**t and download Firefox or Chrome. Thanks.

JcRabbit Says:

Apr 3, 2012 - Look, it's a question of choices, just set the dock to auto-hide then (or you can simply double click the control icon, as I explained already). The Windows taskbar behaves in exactly the same way: you can either set it to auto-hide, in which case icons appear under it when open and windows maximize to full screen (but the taskbar auto-hides when not in use), or you can set it *not* to auto-hide, in which cases it neither covers desktop icons nor allows maximized windows to cover it.

tallll70 Says:

Apr 3, 2012 - I did go through all preferences. I remember no overlap feature which gets me almost there. But i want to have windows maximized over dock just like xp allowed me. Either you allow overlap or not, once dock is locked in place it should not let icons under because obviously i can't use them there. No overlap also makes funny cut of top border for some reason (:\\i1105*photobucket*com\albums\h347\tall70\desktop06*jpg). Well lol it's all crying over nothing, i just like my little features.

JcRabbit Says:

Apr 3, 2012 - Nexus Preferences -> Position tab -> Enable 'Prevent maximized windows from ovelaping the dock' setting. This also prevents desktop icons from appearing under the dock - it's how the Windows taskbar does it too. You do NOT need to exit Nexus to get at them even when that setting is disabled - just hide the dock by double clicking the control icon, and bump the screen edge when you want it back. Nexus is a very powerful and flexible dock, but you need to take your time to learn what it can do.

tallll70 Says:

Apr 3, 2012 - Yes i probably did not try latest version yet, i'll check it out.

tallll70 Says:

Apr 3, 2012 - Not talking about other toolbar. Talking about it's own space. Icons or folders created by something on desktop are getting placed UNDER dock. The only way to get them is shutdown dock move it and start it again. For some reason recycler in dock has 12 lines in right click context. I wish i don't have to have all those nexus lines in right click, only those for windows recycler. Options for each nexus icon can be done different way.

JcRabbit Says:

Apr 2, 2012 - 1. What version were you running? Some run old versions and do not update even when prompted, then complain about missing features that have been implemented in later versions. 2. The dock can respect space reserved by other toolbars and it can reserve screen space of its own. 3. You complain about finding the Empty Recycler option in a context menu but want the added complexity of customizable context menus?! It's not the dock apps, it's you who have unrealistic expectations, sorry...

tallll70 Says:

Apr 2, 2012 - Icons on desktop screen? If so, move them or remove them. If they installers move them to your storage area. Shortcuts can be deleted and recreated if necessary. Your screen can be totally empty.

tallll70 Says:

Apr 2, 2012 - It looks good and it's customizable so i can match it with my windows style. BUT too many downfalls for which it can never match my original windows xp bar. Does not respect space where it's located. If icon represents drive, icons are most of time not updating. Right click context is not customizable, takes to much to find empty recycler in 12 lines. Flashy, not as functional. Never found one which has these basics working. Unfortunately with windows7 this feature has been removed.

BmB491 Says:

Mar 7, 2012 - how to hide icons on screen

JcRabbit Says:

Feb 12, 2012 - A native Stacks docklet is on the to-do list, but chances are it won't be available in the free version, only in Nexus Ultimate. This said, you can always use Cris'n Soft standalone Stacks.

Xellos976 Says:

Feb 12, 2012 - any way to get the stacks doocklet for nexus dock?

eltonmatos123456789 Says:

Feb 2, 2012 - Muito bom esse tutorial!!! Obrigado!!! Ah, essa música é muito boa!!!

MrErcheph Says:

Jan 14, 2012 - Thank you for the music!

myaso07 Says:

Oct 7, 2011 - I like /watch?v=O6m7k9JDuqY :)

markdance75 Says:

Sep 2, 2011 - bom

JcRabbit Says:

Aug 30, 2011 - Depends on what effects you turn on, what dock background image you are using, and many other factors, obviously. This said, if your system has so little RAM that this has to be a concern, perhaps it's time to buy a new PC. I sincerely don't understand questions about dock's RAM usage these days: do you realize that the web browser you are using to read this uses *5* times more RAM than *any* of the available docks just to display a *single* web page?

TheNewbie27 Says:

Aug 30, 2011 - Does nexus dock consumes less RAM than rocket dock ???????? or what ?? need help//

Slugbunny Says:

Aug 9, 2011 - Nice video, made me try out the product and it works great! I missed having a second toolbar in Windows 7 and seems these docks are the way to go now.

infurthekill Says:

Jun 5, 2011 - @4kWretcheD apparently not, i found a way even tho it wasnt as obvious as one would think... :D right click, dock entry properties, change icon :) btw nice video

infurthekill Says:

Jun 3, 2011 - Is it possible to change the clock icon ?