HD Tutorial: Stack Docklets 2.0 [Windows]
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***WATCH IN HD*** Have you been envious of the Stack Feature on OS X Docks? Now you can have that exact feature on your Windows machine for free.This works for Object Dock and Rocket Dock on Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. This is also 32-bit and 64-bit Compatible. Links: bit.ly [Docklets] rocketdock.com objectdock.com Enjoy - SUBSCRIBE
This HD Tutorial walks through installing and using the Stack Docklets 2.0 in Windows to replicate a Mac OS X style stack feature. The presenter demonstrates obtaining the download package via a link in the description, then running the installer and handling User Account Control prompts to complete the installation. After installation, the tutorial shows how to access the new stack option from the desktop dock, including adding a 2.0 stack docklet to the dock and selecting a target folder such as Documents. The video then covers configuring the stack’s behavior and appearance, including choosing between a fan or grid layout based on folder contents, selecting an icon, and adjusting properties to avoid overlay issues so the selected folder opens cleanly. Finally, the presenter demonstrates interacting with the stack, opening the folder contents directly from the dock, and notes that you can revert to a standard folder view if needed. The overall message is that Windows users can achieve a Mac-like stack dock experience for free using Object Dock or Rocket Dock, with 32-bit and 64-bit compatibility across XP, Vista, and Windows 7, and clear steps for setup and customization. The conclusion invites questions and comments for further guidance, and emphasizes the value of the feature for organizing applications and documents visually on Windows.
Topics · software-tutorial · windows-application · user-interface · desktop-docks
Questions answered
- How do you install the Stack Docklet on Windows using Object Dock or Rocket Dock?
- Download the Stack Docklet package from the link in the description, run the installer, accept UAC prompts if they appear, and then add the docklet to your dock from the right-click menu. Choose the folder to display, set the layout (fan or grid), and pick an icon to represent the stack.
- What should you do if the download link is unavailable or the installer prompts errors?
- If the link is broken, try the original video description's alternate links or look for updated versions from the docklet developers, and ensure you run the installer with the appropriate permissions. If issues persist after install, re-add the stack from the dock and confirm the target folder and icon settings are correct.