Before you write negative reviews read the instructions, please. DiscEject is not a visible running application: it just ejects stuck discs (non on remote disc drives). Insert a disc and double click it: you'll see that it works. After the ejecting is done, DiscEject quits in background.

Sorry turners out I didn;t even have a stuck disk in my Mac at all, I go confused whether I did pu in a disk or not, because I was going through every CD I have on ripping whatever music and movies that I don't have on my Mac, and doing other stuff in the backgroundd of while I was doing that. But there was definitely something wring with my disk drive because the main reason i thought a disk was stuck in there was because something was blocking me from putting in a new disk for a little bit, And because iMacs have that clothes that covers the CD drive is impossible to see in there there actually is a disk in there or not. So, my apologies. I was just frustrated when I wrote the review.

DiscEject doesn't add an eject icon on the menu bar but helps ejecting stuck (and non stuck) discs. If you launch DIscEject it will simply try to eject the problematic disc (when normal ejecting is not working).

Sigh. The above was in response to Culture of One's comment. Does anyone else besides me get their responses improperly placed and if so, how do you fix it?

Why not dragging the App from the Finder to the Dock? ;-)

If you can't get it to work, try "Ejection Seat". Also, "Tinkertool" and" iTweax" both have the option to add a disc ejector to the menubar. Just FYI; I hope this helps.