Check Out the Latest ObjectDock Backgrounds

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Whether you are using the current version of ObjectDock, or have already gotten access to the ObjectDock 2.0 beta, then you will most definitely want some additional dock backgrounds to match your desktop.  I wanted to showcase some of the latest backgrounds so you can check them out.

Latest ObjectDock backgrounds:

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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top

there have some very good dock backgrounds released lately but is anyone making some to match mike's Cypress WB skin?

 

Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
great picks will check them out thanks ID.
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top

so how exactly do u use these?  OD+2 doesn't recognize them in the documents background folder it creates

Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top
there have some very good dock backgrounds released lately but is anyone making some to match mike's Cypress WB skin?
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Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top
how exactly do u use these? OD+2 doesn't recognize them in the documents background folder it creates
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If it is a dockzip you mean, and it goes to your documents directory, move them to C:/programfiles/stardock/objectdockplus2/backgrounds. Your OD+2 folder may be called something different, seems I may have renamed mine, I still have the old one too.
Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top

some nifty ones there :)

Reply #7 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting MichaelG04, reply 3
so how exactly do u use these?  OD+2 doesn't recognize them in the documents background folder it creates
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I've replied to your thread, i agree with redneck there are now two back ground folders,one is in my docs the other going by reds post it seems od 2.0 places one in the prog files,that'll be how i have that one in another partition,however that one has folders inside back grounds,you would have to place the correct zoomer into it's folder or tabbed or non tabbed or tile after unzipping it of coarse..lol..

Reply #8 from WinCustomize Forums Top

there are now two back ground folders,one is in my docs the other going by reds post it seems od 2.0 places one in the prog files
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This has actually been the case for some time now.

Reply #9 from WinCustomize Forums Top

there are now two back ground folders,one is in my docs the other going by reds post it seems od 2.0 places one in the prog files

This has actually been the case for some time now.
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Quite true. But the things that go into the folder in your documents , at least for me, don't show up in OD.

 

 

you would have to place the correct zoomer into it's folder or tabbed or non tabbed or tile after unzipping it of coarse..lol..
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No, actually, they just need to be in the backgrounds folder, OD will sort.

Reply #10 from WinCustomize Forums Top

right, so why does it create the same folder scheme that objectdock 1 uses, if it doesn't actually use it?

Reply #11 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Those folders that were created inside the My Documents folder were for the .dockzip file fiasco.  DON'T PUT YOUR BACKGROUNDS IN THOSE FOLDERS.  It's been established time and time again that the dock skinners are making their docks to be put into the Program file folder because of custom plus/minus images.  I'm pretty sure that WebGizmos, Mirsguy, messiah1, bkgarbageman and a few others all talked together and came to that conclusion.  It makes sense to me as well.  Nobody has problems with their backgrounds showing up in the Program folder, only the My Documents folders.  It ain't rocket surgery. ;P