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<TITLE>Sean Gordon (Fife, Scotland) submits Freedock, a Windows "dock" program that includes the full source code in C. A dock is kind of a miniature version of Program Manager that holds icons for the small number of applications that you use most often. Freedock also remembers your preferred window geometry for each application that you register with it. This saves you from the burden of re-arranging your windows each time you startup an application. A "previewer" allows you to check or change the window geometry without actually launching the applications. The entire dock can be scaled in a way similar to the MS Office Manager dock.</TITLE>
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<H2>Sean Gordon (Fife, Scotland) submits Freedock, a Windows "dock" program that includes the full source code in C. A dock is kind of a miniature version of Program Manager that holds icons for the small number of applications that you use most often. Freedock also remembers your preferred window geometry for each application that you register with it. This saves you from the burden of re-arranging your windows each time you startup an application. A "previewer" allows you to check or change the window geometry without actually launching the applications. The entire dock can be scaled in a way similar to the MS Office Manager dock.</H2>
