To change the name, edit the text in the Name edit box.To make the path to the executable file, other file, or folder relative, change the Target text.
The Name displays below the icon when you hover your mouse over the icon. Select the desired icon to assign that icon to the current item.The Name of the item is taken from the name of the program file, other file, or folder you placed on the dock. This allows you to select icons for your portable dock items that will have relative paths.Now, to change the settings for your icons, right-click on an icon and select Icon Settings from the popup list.On the Icon Settings dialog box, you’ll notice that your custom icons display in the Icons box on the right. For example:X:RocketDockIconsThe drive letter does not matter at this point, when copying icons to the Icons folder. However, before changing the settings for your icons, if you’re using the icons from the programs you added to your dock, for the programs and put them in the Icons folder in your RocketDock folder on your USB drive.
You can even add docklets, as we.When you add an item to your dock, you need to make some changes to the icon so it will run from your USB drive no matter what drive letter is assigned to your USB drive. Setup your dock by dragging program shortcuts, files, and folders to it. This file contains all the settings for RocketDock, including all the information needed for the icons on the dock.Now, you can copy the RocketDock folder from C:Program Files on 32-bit systems, or C:Program Files (x86) on 64-bit systems, to your USB flash drive.Run RocketDock from your USB flash drive by double-clicking the RocketDock.exe file. Click OK.A Settings.ini file is created in the RocketDock program folder. Select the Store Settings in a Portable INI (single-user) check box so there is a check mark in the box. If not, click the General icon to display it. Once you have installed RocketDock, right-click anywhere on the dock or on the icons on the dock and select Dock Settings from the popup menu.Make sure the General screen on the Dock Settings dialog box is active.
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