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If you have ObjectDock or RocketDock, you certainly know the stack docklet from Matonga. Now, if you don’t want any dock and simply use your taskbar, you can have stack view too. Just get StandaloneStack , create a shortcut with the good parameters and voilà, run it to show the stack. StandaloneStack use the Matonga stack docklet, so you can thank him for making it.
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ashishbk said:
This looks kool!!
Dnyanesh said:
I downloaded the TrayStack from the same site to use stack in system tray. But, I am not able to do the parameters stuff. I tried almost all the parameters but I could'nt get the stack in my system tray. It executes from the location of the shortcut.