If the running application is already on the dock, an arrow will show up next to it if it isn’t on the dock, it will be added and then removed when you close the application. And keeping with the default theme we’ve got going on, the dock displays all running applications by default. Also by default, the dock is populated with the shortcuts you have on your taskbar, a weather docklet that needs setting up, the Recycle bin, and a clock. You can set it up so the dock stays to the left, to the right, or at the top. That’s the default position, you can change it if you want to. When you launch ObjectDock, a dock will show up in the bottom of your screen. You’ll go through it without any problems. Downloading the setup file and clicking through the setup wizard is a straightforward process that will take little of your time. Run the file and a standard setup wizard will show up. The ObjectDock installation file is 20.4MB. It combines much needed functionality with good looks and ease of use, and that’s definitely a winning combination. So forget about the traditional Start menu or the taskbar and start using ObjectDock instead. With ObjectDock installed on your machine you have an easy means of accessing your favorite applications and files: a good looking dock onto which you can pin applications, files, a clock, even a handy search tool.

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