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Plizzo β DockDrop Application
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Published: 2009-06-16 10:11:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 9479; Favourites: 67; Downloads: 916
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Description
This is DockDrop, an application developed for icon designers to quickly preview how their icons look in the dock without having to go through the hassle of applying it with Candybar for testing purposes. The interface of the application is made by me - Jonathan LundstrΓΆm (Plizzo) with graphics and permission from Hirogen to use the BlackPearl suite. The application is coded in Ruby-Cocoa by Yanik Magnan (Sakurina) and he deserves all credit for the functionality of this application. Thanks to TURN for drop icon inspiration and advice on the application icon.You can get DockDrop here: [link]
Copyright Β© 2009 - Yanik Magnan
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Comments: 24
where can I find the third icon with the fiber optics?
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Awesome app, this helps a lot! Great for when you just need a quick preview of an icon.
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Can you post a link to wallpaper?
DockDrop is very cool, thank you!
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Sweet!!
P.S. Where can I find the blue indicator lights used in this dock? They look awesome!
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nice app! thanks for the release. i'm lovin' it
there is a different app with the same (similar) name in my application folder... But it's ok. I'll zap that!
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sweet bro...i didn't know this app existed and glad you shared it and your amazing skin, thanks!
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i need a mac.
now accepting donations. lol. good work p.
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Thanks alot guys! this is really great for people with less ram!
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Nice App man I will definatley be using this thanks for all the hard work you put into it and thank you for sharing it
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it's definitely nice to see a dream come true. it's going to be so much easier now to see how a icon will look in the dock without applying it to a application first. thank you so much for putting the time and effort making this idea into a reality.
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Thanks for the kind words man but you should really thank Yanik for making this come true, he's the one who wrote all the code
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