XWindows Dock - a dock reproducing a rapid launch of Mac Os X pad, for Windows. What is it? A dock is the special "device board" Mackintosh, located down or from one side screen.Its basic sense - to help to be oriented in the programs and doBlah Blahents and show necessary.All as on skrine down.

Options:
-Support languages ("Languages*.xml")
-Supportskins ("ToolsXSkinMaker.exe and Config.txt") also you can get images from "SkinsCurrent*.png"
-Start with windows
-Can edit file's types for sort them, such as: Video, Audio, Picture, Text
-Transparency of icon's reflection 0..100%
-Icon's size 32..100 pixels
-Icon's size when mouse is over 32..100 pixels
-Maximum icons in stack 8..18
-Space between reflection and icon -5..5
-Transparency of panel 0..100%
-Panel will hide in 0..3600 seconds
-Space between panel and screen 0..100 pixels
-Show indicators of applications in system
-Hide stack when it's deactivated

Did you reflect working at the computer, what distance is "run" about by Your mouse in the process of work? Not large program of A!K Mouse Offroad (Speedometer for a mouse) will allow you to know, how many meters or kilometres were "rolled" by Your mouse. Similarly she will show middle speed with which she "rides" common time of work. In an archive instruction is given on calibration of mouse for exact work. After setting in a right lower corner a program window will appear common time of work will be indicated in which, a way is passed a mouse and middle rate of its movement.

Size: 1.02 MB
Language of Interface: En/Ru

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