Prefling 1.6.1
By Amar Sagoo

Prefling is a free Mac OS X dockling that allows you to access all panels of the System Preferences directly from the Dock.

To install, simply move Prefling to your preferred location, for example the Dock Extras folder in your Applications folder, and drag it to the Dock.
If you are updating from a previous version of Prefling, you will probably have to log out and back in for the new version to function.

Any comments are welcome at asagoo@gmx.net.
Find the latest version of Prefling and more of my work at homepage.mac.com/asagoo.

Release Notes

1.6.1    2002-06-06
- Even the first use after login or launch is now quick.

1.6    2002-05-05
- Showing the menu is now much quicker after the first use. It only reloads if any pref panes have been actually added or removed.

1.5    2002-02-22
- Now also lists 3rd party preference panes in the local, network and user libraries.

1.2.2    2001-06-23
- Updated to run on Mac OS X 10.0.4 without a warning.

1.2.1    2001-05-10
- Updated to run on Mac OS X 10.0.2 without a warning.
- The ellipsis ("...") after the "System Prefs" item should now show correctly in all languages.
- Made some internal optimizations.
 
1.2    2001-05-08
- Panel names are now displayed in your preferred language.
- Changed dockling label to read "Prefling".
- Prepared for system folder structure of future Mac OS versions.

1.1    2001-05-03
- Added "Open System Preferences" command at the top of the menu, which simply opens the System Preferences application.
- The Software Update item now actually opens the panel in the System Preferences instead of launching the Software Update application.
- Panels are now sorted correctly by their titles.