ISCREEN  Version 3.0.5

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(Version 3.01)

SALGADO  It's really nice to be able to have a specific dock linked to each space. I use 6 spaces with a specific dock for each of them. Can't understand why this isn't standard with Mac OS but Dock Spaces does it perfectly.

Version 3.01 works great up till now with Snow Leopard. It's a lot quicker than 2.4 on Leopard. The upgrade was straightforward, no problems.

Tx to the developer.  
(Version 3.01)

HAMISHMACDONALD  After a lot of trying, I just can't get this to work (under Snow Leopard on a MacBook Air, using the latest version of DockSpaces, 3.01).

I've linked my docks to different spaces, but each time I change one dock, all the others change -- even if I specifically load one dock, make changes to it, then load the next, change it, etc. As soon as I change Spaces, the dock messes up, with dock #2 becoming dock #1, and so on. So I correct all the docks, and as soon as I switch Spaces again... a mess. My Work dock is now my Play dock from two sets of changes ago, etc.

This is a beautiful app, and the theory of how it works is great, but in practice I can't get it to behave as it says it will.

It seems to be working for others, though :(  
(Version 3.01)

FALKNERX  using this alongside Hyperspaces makes a for a great multiple workspace setup  
(Version 3.0)

JUST A USER  this is an extremely useful app. it is a bit slow when changing spaces, but I don´t mind.  
(Version 2.45)

RICH K.  Every time i start up dock spaces i the preferences window appears in the middle of the screen? also wher has the nice paper clip icon gone too? i prefered it to the new menu bar icon! other wise this is a 6 star app !!!!! thanks dev!  
(Version 2.45)

ANDRESKS  Thanks! for this grat program but i have a little problem...

The program crash when i set the icon in menubar...  
(Version 2.40)

ANONYMOUS  Oh I am really sorry about that...

Because I was working with the my plist file from previous versions I never notice that...

To restore your Dock using timemachine:

Open time machine and Go to User/YourName/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dock.plist and restore this file.

Then open your terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal.app) and type

killall Dock

and hit enter...

That's it, I am really sorry for the trouble  
(Version 2.40)

DENNY DOUBLEPLUS MARKETING  I just downloaded and fired up this little app. I am SO DISAPPOINTED that it lost my current dock setup! :((( I did not expect this to occur. Mr/Ms Developer, is there anyway to avoid this? When someone tries a new app, it really shouldn't alter a user's computer preferences.

Note, I restarted my iMac figuring the old dock prefs would reset - no such luck.  
(Version 2.40)

DANA SUTTON  This is a neat idea. But I have another one, if the developer reads these comments. If you are using multiple monitors, it's kind of a bummer that the dock and menubar only appear on a single "blessed" one (so if you are working on Monitor B you keep having to make trips back to Monitor A to access these). If you could develop an app. that would put mirrors of the dock (and hopefully the menubar as well) on all running monitors, this would be a real boon.  
(Version 2.20b)