I can't figure this out. Everywhere I look there's this breathless, "Just wait until you have been using it for a month or two!" Apparently it's an alternative to Apple's Dock, only more difficult to use (the marketing types would insist on the word "Flexible"). But the REALLY irritating thing about this is that NOWHERE does anyone tell you what this program will do for you. I mean, in concrete, real life examples of what -- assuming I take the valuable time to wade thru the documentation -- value this will add to MY life. I plodded thru the [breathless] tutorial and finally gave up -- again, no REASON for using this program is ever offered. And, instead of telling us what the program does they insist "new users" log into their user-forum to hear what other users can tell them about the program! Wrong.

Take my advice... If you KNOW what this does and KNOW it will benefit you, enjoy. But if you DON'T, then don't waste your time trying to figure it out. It's too much work for no clearly-explained reward.

NOTE TO DEVELOPERS: I try and recommend software to my clients every day. It has been my experience that EVERYONE has different views of what is cool and what is silly -- and no single program is cool to everyone. But unless you can tell someone what your program does for them, how can you realistically expect them to invest the time required to find out? Now, let's assume one could "master" the program in an hour -- at least to the extent of knowing whether (in his/her opinion) your program is cool or silly. If s/he decides it is silly, they just wasted a hour of their time. Better to avoid the attempt and return to being productive.

If I have missed something, here, please someone correct me. On the other hand, how many other folks -- just like me -- have just walked away, shaking their heads?