Having seen Dell Dock on Dell Studio, and Mac (have it a long time ago), I’m searching the net to get my own dock, which has brought me to RocketDock.

RocketDock is a similar application distributed free of charge that looks and behaves similar if not better than the latter. Cheers for MS 2000 and XP users since it is compatible to your OS as well.

It has tonnes of addons. You can customize the appearance by using different kinds of skin and icon. Or personalize it by adding more tiny app (docklet), to make your dock useful and cater to your needs. Apart from that, it has a feature to set the minimized application to appear on the RocketDock. Thus any movie currently palying will keep on playing even though after being minimized, like Vista isn’t?

This is how the RocketDock looks like with the default icon, menu and skin (except for Firefox icon).

This is how RocketDock in my Vista OS system looks like. It can be placed at the bottom, right or left of your screen.

Compare it with Dell Dock at the screen shot below. At a glance, it looks similar even though the function and setup beneath it is different. Dell Dock is preset with certain functions, not merely the shortcut to any files or programs. Other than that, Dell Dock icon has a child icon, which is the submenu of the icon itself. See the video from yesterday’s post