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ASP_Volume2 #28513
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

ASP_Volume2 #28992
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

ASP_Volume3 #58836
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

ASP_Volume3 #58837
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

C_Volume2 #69575
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

C_Volume2 #70054
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

Java_Volume1 #88119
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

Java_Volume1 #88598
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

2_2002-2004 #115266
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

2_2002-2004 #115745
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

3_2004-2005 #133810
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

3_2004-2005 #134289
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

4_2005-2006 #164133
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

4_2005-2006 #164134
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

5_2007-2008 #186651
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

5_2007-2008 #186652
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

6_2008-2009 #209169
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

6_2008-2009 #209170
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

7_2009-2012 #231687
A DirectX Program Dock

I was inspired by MobyDock (http://www.mobydock.tk/) and created this program which can be used to replace the taskbar. It’s based on DirectX 8 for VB and needs just a little few tweaks (transparent background and anti-aliasing for example) but because the lack of time I can’t finish my code. So feel free to download the code and finish it on your own with your customs features. You need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

7_2009-2012 #231688
A GDI+ Program Dock (Update #2)

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

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