Clean Up Your Desktop With This Nifty Application
Last year I mentioned about Object Dock which is a nifty application that will clean up a messy desktop. But it uses to much system – resources. So I did some Research and found a Mac, type navigation bar for the PC, called Rocket Dock, that only requires 6.20mb of – memory & is very light on the system resources. So you maybe saying to self at this point ‘What Does It Do?’ Don’t feel bad if you asked your self that question I sure did when I first found out about Rocket Dock.
So I will explain it terms every one can understand! Rocket Dock, is a PC desktop Application that provides a Mac, style navigation bar for your software shortcuts & your desktop folders. It’s pretty simply you drag the icons from your desktop and place them on your – - Rocket Dock then anytime you need to use the software or browse the net you just click the appropriate icon. To launch the software or browser.
Rocket Dock In action
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Some Key Features Rocket Dock Offers.
* Minimize windows to the dock
* Real-time window previews in Vista
* Running application indicators
* Simple drag-n-drop interface
* Multi-monitor support
* Supports alpha-blended PNG and ICO icons
* Icons zoom and transition smoothly
* Auto-hide and Popup on mouse over
* Positioning and layering options
* Fully customizable
* Completely Portable
* ObjectDock Docklet support
* Compatible with MobyDock, ObjectDock, RK Launcher, and Y’z Dock skins
* Runs great on slower computers
* Unicode compliant
* Supports many languages and can easily be translated
* A friendly user base ![]()
* And best of all… its FREE!!!
Also keep a eye out I will be making screen casts that will cover the following tutorials
- Rocket Dock Overview (Settings)
- How to add new custom icons.
- How to add new Rocket Dock, skins.
- How to add the Rocket Dock, Stacks Docklet.
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This is just cool. I like it, it like, “flows” well on my computer. I definitely like it better then the ObjectDock, right now I don’t see any sign of the Rocket Dock slowing down my computer.
I would ask you how you keep finding about these applications but, I guess that’s what you’re for, Thanks
Hello Sensico,
You’re welcome! I’m happy to hear that Rocket Dock, was useful for you
Soon I will be posting tutorials for Rock Dock in Video format I also forgotto mention I will be covering a overview tutorial that will help out people
that want to tweak their Rocket Dock with the basic settings.