7 72930 Retired Original poster May 16, 2006 9,060 4 May 13, 2007 #1 In retail stores, there is an app that shows some clickable things in the centre of the desktop...which app is it?
In retail stores, there is an app that shows some clickable things in the centre of the desktop...which app is it?
robbieduncan Moderator emeritus Jul 24, 2002 25,611 893 Harrogate May 13, 2007 #2 It's a custom, internal app they developed for their own use. I'm 99% sure it's never been released to the general public.
It's a custom, internal app they developed for their own use. I'm 99% sure it's never been released to the general public.
7 72930 Retired Original poster May 16, 2006 9,060 4 May 13, 2007 #3 robbieduncan said: It's a custom, internal app they developed for their own use. I'm 99% sure it's never been released to the general public. Click to expand... Really?! I'm sure I saw it floating around somewhere when I was too stingy to pay for shareware...
robbieduncan said: It's a custom, internal app they developed for their own use. I'm 99% sure it's never been released to the general public. Click to expand... Really?! I'm sure I saw it floating around somewhere when I was too stingy to pay for shareware...
Y yagran macrumors 6502a Jan 8, 2007 718 2 Brighton, East Sussex, UK May 13, 2007 #5 Evoken said: Overflow? Click to expand... nar its not over flow that hese talking about. he measn the concierge and events button centre screen almost like a fixed widget running on desktop.
Evoken said: Overflow? Click to expand... nar its not over flow that hese talking about. he measn the concierge and events button centre screen almost like a fixed widget running on desktop.
M mikelong622 macrumors 6502 Sep 29, 2006 435 3 St. Paul, Minnesota May 13, 2007 #6 Docktop might be what you are looking for. I tried it out, but never really fiddled around with it enough because I knew I wouldn't end up buying it.
Docktop might be what you are looking for. I tried it out, but never really fiddled around with it enough because I knew I wouldn't end up buying it.
epochblue macrumors 68000 Aug 12, 2005 1,671 0 Nashville, TN May 13, 2007 #7 I know at one point they used DockTop (linked above), but at this point it might be something custom. I actually dug around the Activity Monitor of one of the display models once to figure it out...definitely DockTop.
I know at one point they used DockTop (linked above), but at this point it might be something custom. I actually dug around the Activity Monitor of one of the display models once to figure it out...definitely DockTop.
M mikelong622 macrumors 6502 Sep 29, 2006 435 3 St. Paul, Minnesota May 14, 2007 #9 You bet. Hopefully you actually take the time to get it all configured, instead of just letting it sit and rot in your application folder like I did.
You bet. Hopefully you actually take the time to get it all configured, instead of just letting it sit and rot in your application folder like I did.