willistuder

willistuder

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Did you drag a folder onto the dock? This post might help you in regards to the folder tab. https://forums.wincustomize.com/468796/page/1/#3575093 (Add the folder tab, then select a file within the folder you want as a tab. Then click open and it w

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You're welcome, Barb. I'd like to help keep WinCustomize and skinning alive. Things are a bit grim these days. I would miss being able to customize my desktop.

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I have commissioned a new suite of skins: FMT Blue Round and FMT Blue Square with WindowBlinds skins, docks, Sysmetrix, Rainlendar, IconPackager, dock icons, and cursor by Pinchecl; DesktopX weather, clock, and multi gadgets by RedneckD

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I tried it as well, and it worked. However, when I tried to remove the tab. I ran into some problems. The folder I chose was (My) Documents, which is quite large. At first it didn't disappear. I tried a few things, ObjectDock crashed, produced an error report which didn't successfully upload. Then I re-opened ObjectDock; the Documents tab was still there. I tried to delete it again; a "ghost" list of the contents remained on screen, and I had to drag th

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It might be a good idea to contact [email protected] . They'll either know how, or be able to confirm that it no longer works. The flyout menus were great, by the way. I haven't used them in a long time, but they were handy. This page has a number of options: https://www.wincustomize.com/help Click on the Support button to f

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It looks like I can't help you, then. My method just uses Explorer. Another possibility used to be a flyout menu. At one time, the contents of a folder would appear as icons above the dock, and, if I remember correctly, if you hovered over a subfolder, another line of icons would appear above that. Maybe you could get that working. ("On my dock", "Add a new docklet", "Flyout menu".) Sorry about that.

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That doesn't work for me either. What you can do is to open ObjectDock configuration, choose the dock you are working on, click on "On my dock", then "Add a new tab", name it, and then drag the folder you want on to the dock. I hope this helps.

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