1. I did *not* criticize Dock Gone in the least; I merely pointed out that its basic functionality, minimizing the Dock and moving it to the extreme lower right of a screen, is available free with KnockOutDock.
2. I try apps before posting when there's a need to discover what they *really* do; in the case of DG, however, your "Product Description" and screenshot combined with Tim's description of its basic functionality appeared to leave little to the imagination. (I couldn't imagine what your "bug" was until I saw "When the dock is hidden and the mouse moves to the bottom of the screen where the little leftover tiny dock is, the tiny dock will now be moved to the other side of the screen from the mouse.")
3. I'm not certain what point you're trying to make with the Tiger script/Leopard pref pane thing, but I am certain that KOD (which is Leopard compatible despite its VersionTracker page specs) provides DG's basic functionality for $0.00 and that what it lacks is not (in my estimation, anyhow) $9.95 worth of bells and whistles (unless DG has got some astonishing, so-far undocumented features).
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Hi, Joseph,1. I did *not* criticize Dock Gone in the least; I merely pointed out that its basic functionality, minimizing the Dock and moving it to the extreme lower right of a screen, is available free with KnockOutDock.
2. I try apps before posting when there's a need to discover what they *really* do; in the case of DG, however, your "Product Description" and screenshot combined with Tim's description of its basic functionality appeared to leave little to the imagination. (I couldn't imagine what your "bug" was until I saw "When the dock is hidden and the mouse moves to the bottom of the screen where the little leftover tiny dock is, the tiny dock will now be moved to the other side of the screen from the mouse.")
3. I'm not certain what point you're trying to make with the Tiger script/Leopard pref pane thing, but I am certain that KOD (which is Leopard compatible despite its VersionTracker page specs) provides DG's basic functionality for $0.00 and that what it lacks is not (in my estimation, anyhow) $9.95 worth of bells and whistles (unless DG has got some astonishing, so-far undocumented features).
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