Fences as a Dock

If you want to make a dock without running another app, just make a fence at the bottom of the screen.  Fill it with your favorite dock icon/shortcuts and hide the windows taskbar.  You can use "standalone stack" to make fly outs and exclude the dock from autohide.  Nice extra feature for this program.

 

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Interesting, and creative....but why not get OD+? It'd give you many more possibilities...and you could also keep Fences as well...which, at this point doesn't support any skinning.

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but why not get OD+?

i think he mentioned it.....

If you want to make a dock without running another app

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I agree with the OP and voidcore.  I used to run OD but found it easier and less overhead intensive to just make a fence for my Dock Icons and cut OD for Fences, which I like better.

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You can use "standalone stack" to make fly outs

Till now I used ubericon for icon effects. It gives effects even with explorer icons. Will sure check out 'standalone stack' if its better.

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odd, I never found OD+ to be resource intensive. I use Fences as a 'warehouse'...OD doesn't even bump my CPU/RAM.

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If you want to make a dock without running another app

But isn't fences an app? :omg:

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Fences is an app but it is not an other app acc to post:rolleyes:

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Fences is the best.