multiDock is a further development of dockDoubler, added features are:
No limit in the Docks number
Dock menu for easy switching
Multi language:
english, italian and french
What's New
Version 1.5 adds the following:
This version differs from the previous (1.2.1 released in april 2002) because it's rewritten from scratch and compiled with RealBasic version 4.5.2 to assure compatibility with Mac OS 10.2.x.
Added backup and restore af all the multiDock's files.
Boy, was I getting excited! I tried freebie multiDock and could see how great thing is - if it worked on my Mac.
Worked good first couple of tries but after adding a 2nd or 3rd dock, it kept confusing the other named docks with one another and I kept getting the wrong dock.
Also, it takes me about 5 or 6 clicks before it finally kicks in and selects what I want done - then it does it wrong. Sorry. How do I uninstall this?
Never mind, I keep clicking my way out of this. I wish some of you developers would spend your valuable time doing something which works.
[Version 1.5]
Anonymousreviewed on 26 Mar 2005
Really like this app, just what I wanted, though I'd also like the option of having the extra docks open at the same time, arranged where I need them on the desktop.
Big problem though: When I switch between docks, any files I've 'stored' in the alternative dock are kicked out and appear on the screen, along with any running applications (like my SETI@Home), and the whole thing becomes one big mess. This defeats the purpose. Is there a way to stop this from happening?
This is a great little app. so simple and easy to use. It makes it so much easier to organize my computer's uses so I don't have an enormously cluttered dock anymore. Thanks.
A very nice little app that does big things. I love how streamlined the program is and how it does not mess with any system files. My first suggestion is to take out the "multiDock..." from the menu that appears when the icon is 'ctrl-clicked' in the dock. When I want to open the application in its own window, I can just 'left-click' on the icon. Another feature I would like to see is the ability to switch between docks from the menu bar. This way the user does not have to put multiDock on every single dock. The current configuration just adds more icons to the docks that the application is trying to clean up. (kinda hipocritical, eh?)
[Version 1.5]
Anonymousreviewed on 22 Apr 2002
Great freeware.
Easy to use and functional if you like to store a lot of icons in your dock.
[Version 1.2.1]
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Anonymous reviewed on 31 May 2005
Worked good first couple of tries but after adding a 2nd or 3rd dock, it kept confusing the other named docks with one another and I kept getting the wrong dock.
Also, it takes me about 5 or 6 clicks before it finally kicks in and selects what I want done - then it does it wrong. Sorry. How do I uninstall this?
Never mind, I keep clicking my way out of this. I wish some of you developers would spend your valuable time doing something which works.
Anonymous reviewed on 26 Mar 2005
Big problem though: When I switch between docks, any files I've 'stored' in the alternative dock are kicked out and appear on the screen, along with any running applications (like my SETI@Home), and the whole thing becomes one big mess. This defeats the purpose. Is there a way to stop this from happening?
Thanks for any help you can give.
+1
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Apr 2002
Easy to use and functional if you like to store a lot of icons in your dock.