Ok I'm almost positive at this point it's that darn docklet. I removed it last night and haven't had one crash since. I know that docklet is a really cool one but the facts are the guy that made it hasn't done any bug fixing on it since May 2004 and I guess he isn't likely to start now so if you want your dock to work correctly just give up that docklet. I want to use that docklet to elminate the windows bar but it's useless if it crashes your objectd
Balth
I thought about this and recalled that my free version did the same thing when I was using a docklet that shows the systray. I'm using that docklet again and I bet that's what's doing it. If the person who posted the original message could let us know if he's using that docklet that would be most helpful.
Mine is doing the exact same thing. It is just dissapearing in no specific time frame. I leave the computer for awhile and come back and no objectdock. It is completely gone. I checked in Task manager to make sure it wasn't just locked up and it wasn't even running. The program has been doing this to me all weekend since I switched from the free version to the OD+ version. Before I installed OD+ I deleted all reference to OD in the registry and from my