change the location to c:\document and settings\user name\Favorites

press and hold the left mouse button and a menu should pop up

Hey Andreas, how about a docklet the pops up a run box. You could enter in urls or file paths to run the file. You could have an internet explorer one that pops up a box you enter a url into. Then, after it is entered in, the site would open in a new window.

I have already made that one for someone a long time ago. Didn't upload it, because it had not much functionality, but you can always e-mail me to get it

k sure thing AV!

Even though AndreasV may be working on a systray docklet, I too would want one. Currently using DX for the tray, but it doesn't function correctly for some odd reasons. As with kkmenu, I don't like the way it works. It maybe updated, but I still don't like the idea of adding a small (shareware) software to another small (freeware) software. In otherwords, freewares should enhance shareware, not the other way around.

Anyways, a suggestion: Until OD can run with more than one instances, the docklet should work somewhat like the "Dock Taskbar". Instead of having small icons fit into one big icon, have the small icons as big as the "big icons", and the ability to replace those icons images. (hmmm, maybe this should be a suggestion for OD's new feature instead). Doubt I'm making sense either.

I think a good idea would be a docklet button to enable/disable the objectdock autohide feature. there are a lot of times when no matter where it is on the screen it blocks something. assuming the systray docklet turns out well i'd like to use object dock as the task bar and not have to keep it on auto hide.

A docklet to disable/enable the feature whereby dragging a docklet or separator off the dock and releasing it removes it from the dock. This would prevent accidental deletion of a docklet.

Just discovered the Dock has a built-in feature to disable dragging. Feel like crawling beneath MS-DOS till the embarrassment blows over. On the plus side this has solved the problem of mouse happy grandchildren.