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Circle Dock / A dinamic Interface
« on: May 20, 2009, 11:24 AM »
First I apologize for my English, I am Mexican.
I download the CD two days ago and I find it great.
But I wish to suggest some improvements:

1.   Somebody ask for a clock in the background, I think you could put a marquee at the top or bottom (maybe around) with a configurable text which include the date and time, memory, disc space, user name, etc. it could be plain text or a graphic image made at the moment the menu displays, it doesn’t matter if the hour don’t refresh.
2.   We can make submenus according to the window class we are at. (I use the StrokeIt, a mouse gesture gadget that allows me to draw in screen and send a command or key to the application in which I drown). So we can make a submenu for Outlook with an icon for New Message, Refresh, Address Book, Next and Previous Message, Etc and this menu will be displayed when we click over the Outlook Window. Also if you recognize a window class you could send commands to this class and implement, for example, a submenu for the media player with a Next, Prev, Pause/Play, Maximize or minimize button that will work with the application running minimized.
3.   Is there a way to send keys instead running a command? If it is, We could make our own submenu and there’s no need to modify the program.

I hope my bad English be comprehensible for you.

Thanks for this amazing program

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