Free transparent 2d dock software for mac

"The 4 Years In The 3rd Millennium Project" (T4YIT3MP) is a multimedia project that will be presented through the internet in the form of a daily dispatch over the fixed period of four years, starting from the 30th of march 2005 until the 30th of march of 2009.

The "T4IT3MP Dashboard Widget" shows you how many days / h. / min. / sec. are left till the project ends + easy link to webpage.

YEAR: 01 - (march 2005 - march 2006).

• Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

Skin a Dock applies so called Skins to the Mac OS X Dock. Skins are visual styles which are certain to give your Mac workspace a personal touch.

Finally! It has been more than half a year since this product was initially announced. In fact, we were almost ready to release it when the Jaguar update came along. Jaguar changed some things about how the Dock worked, so we had to put a lot of effort into Skin a Dock to make it work again.

In the process, we made it into a Preference Pane, expanded the set of available skins, added in-program Skin archive access and make it work on icons that change dynamically.

mondo dock 1.2 offers you a comprehensive widget which can help you access your common applications and documents via the Dashboard. Just drag from the Finder, bring up Dashboard, and drop onto it to add it. You can even launch documents by dropping them on apps - just like the Dock.

Major Features:

1. Multiple "saved sets" of documents so you can switch between projects/tasks easily (or if you accidentally close the Widget)
2. Horizontal or vertical
3. Change the size of the icons
4. Change the background color.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4 or higher

MediaDock is a simple companion to Apples Dock, providing a place for mounted media such as CDs, DVDs, Disk Images, and Hard drives to reside. Just like the dock, MediaDock allows you to enable hiding as well as pinning with a twist - centered pinning keeps the dock centered on its side of the screen; top pinning keeps the top left corner of MediaDock fixed, meaning mounts and unmounts cause the bottom of MediaDock to move. Why?

Because you may want MediaDock to be 3/4 up the left hand side of the screen instead of all the way up to the menubar - dragging the border makes the choice in positioning yours. MediaDock gives you easy access to applications scuh as iTunes and iDVD, as well as directory access to files and folders on mounted media.

When launched, the Open Dictionary From Dock stay-open scripts do nothing but sit idle. Then, when their Dock icon is clicked, they will open the AppleScript dictionary of the frontmost application.

If the application is not scriptable, nothing much will happen. Scripts are included for Script Debugger and Script Editor version 2.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Halloween dock app is an animated hallo-weenie pumpkin for your dock.

New faces can be added by making black and white PICT files and placing them in the "Faces" folder. Every place in the picture that is black will show up as a cut out area on the pumpkin. Keep the images to a size of 94 pixels wide by 94 pixels high (a template is included for making faces). Then launch The Halloween Dock App, choose "Edit > Preferences" from the menu bar, and choose the face you want from the pop-up menu. You can also set the speed at which the pumpkin light "flickers" by adjusting the "Flicker Speed" slider in the preferences window.