I should apologize - I usually post up links and directions to everything I've done every time I post in this thread - if you go back a few pages, you can see my desktop PC's desktop, which is highly similar, but has a few different things, even though it's very similar, it's more suited to what I do at my desktop PC. Then, Circledock 0.9.2 Alpha 8.2 for the circular dock (like what was supposed to be part of Windows 7 but got ditched somewhere along the way)Īnd, one last thing that you can't see since I can't really take a screenshot of it.one of the icons in my taskbar is actually a Chris n Soft Standalone Stack with several commonly used utilities that fan out either like the OSX Leopard style, or as a block 'grid view'. Most are either too dark, too light, or not even close to the 'quality' of wood that this one is. Original version of the wallpaper in 2560X1600 (I always try to get the largest resolution available and can work with it from there) - and I searched *everywhere* for a really good version of the 'Blackwood' wallpaper. It spins on mousewheel if wanted, is highly configurable, show up on mouse gestures, hotkeys and/or buffer zones (edges or any single edge of the screen) This circular dock is much like what we were supposed to get with Win7 that somehow fell through the cracks. Rainlendar for the interactive calendar/ToDo list and Events listĪnd, in the second one, w/ Circledock 0.9.2 Alpha 8.2. You can also create shortcuts in those folders.but I prefer using Win7's task buttons, just centered. Then, you can drag it to the left side of the quicklaunch (on XP or Vista) or the Windows 7 tasks.

Simply create a folder in Documents, go to the taskbar, unlock it, select Toolbars and add the new folder you just created, and make sure to untick 'Show Text' and 'Show Titles'. Click to expand.Been doing that for many years!

Objectdock plus 2.2