m1: Thanks for the detailed explanation. I remember seeing this topic in one of WG's threads, and I must say, it left me kinda confused. Thus how I found my workaround.

Your step-by-step instructions made it VERY clear. Thanks!

Bryan, in the end, what works for one may not always work for another.  So you have to find a solution that works best for you and do that.  If the way you do it is working for you, don't change.  I try to make it easiest on the user (dockzip would def. be the easiest way, but like I said, certain things don't work the same.)  Basically, with this method, the user has to extract a zip file (which most people know how to do) and then place that folder inside another folder (which most people know how to do)and they're done.  Thanks fer the karma dude.

No, thank you!

The reasons I much prefer putting the Plus/Minus images right in the dock backgrounds folder they were made for...is for one...Like Steve said...it's easier than having to change your Plus/Minus images every time you change docks (gotta figure out how to make that work for the weather backgrounds as well)...and two...because I don't want all these extra folders in my "My Documents" folder...I have enough clutter going on in there as it is with all the dock backgrounds and now with all the Winstep/NextStart stuff I have in there now.

Just changed. Yours and WG's way is easier.

I just set up some tabs this way, and it's much easier, and makes more sense.

Thanks again, guys!

We Know! 

Know-it-all!

Would anyone in this thread know if there would be a way to have the tabbed docks icons always show the full name of the folder/application?  When in the properties, and under the Size & Appearance section, the option "Entry Names: Show below each entry" doesn't work all that well, because it usually only displays 6-8 letters at most.  So everything shows up like this, "My Docum..."

, "My Compu...", "Shared Do...".

Longer names are not supported very well.  Changing the icons to a smaller size helps, but not much.