Woohooo!!!!!
Feb. 3rd, 2004 02:13 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
maximkovalenkoOn a truly geek note, I finally managed to find the holy grail of discontinued software.
This elusive bit of code is called yz dock, and was created as a OS X style docking toolbar for Windows XP. Unfortunately due to a cease and desist order from Apple computers, development was halted.
It is a touch buggy in places, however 95% of the functionality of it is flawless. I love this program, and I love the fact that it allows me to have a nearly empty desktop, and allows me full access to whatever program I wish when I am running tempermental programs that lock up your desktop through their functioning (namely Bryce 5).
Oh, and did I mention it was free?
If you can find it out there (and I have found it here http://www.freewebs.com/dj_sol/yz_dck0083.zip ) in web land give it a whirl. You will not be disappointed. One point of warning though...it only works on XP as far as I know. If I get bored in class some night I will give it a go under Windows 2003 Server. Judging by the way my classes have been going for the last few weeks, that may be very soon.
This elusive bit of code is called yz dock, and was created as a OS X style docking toolbar for Windows XP. Unfortunately due to a cease and desist order from Apple computers, development was halted.
It is a touch buggy in places, however 95% of the functionality of it is flawless. I love this program, and I love the fact that it allows me to have a nearly empty desktop, and allows me full access to whatever program I wish when I am running tempermental programs that lock up your desktop through their functioning (namely Bryce 5).
Oh, and did I mention it was free?
If you can find it out there (and I have found it here http://www.freewebs.com/dj_sol/yz_dck0083.zip ) in web land give it a whirl. You will not be disappointed. One point of warning though...it only works on XP as far as I know. If I get bored in class some night I will give it a go under Windows 2003 Server. Judging by the way my classes have been going for the last few weeks, that may be very soon.
