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kinda simple, but it works
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What do you guys think is the best dock program? I've been using RK Launcher until recently, since it doesn't show up in my computer anymore... Task manager says it's running and everything, but it's apparently invisible or something and I've been wasting hours trying to fix the damn thing with no results.
 

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Rocket Dock is nice. Low resource footprint, easy to use, does everything you could possibly want a normal dock to do. And if you want something more configurable and more capable, I suggest trying out Samurize. You can do some really cool things without any experience.

EDIT: Sweet BG ZML! I've seen it three times and am seeing it again as soon as I can convince my girlfriend to go one more time. XD
 

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