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My docks at the top middle of the picture.  Notice how the full names underneath their icons aren't shown? 

I know the icons themselves can be graphically edited, but some of the shortcuts I need to gain access to would be very difficult to relate to an icon graphic because of how vague they are.  I am not dealing with just basic folder shortcuts, like My Documents, My Computer, My Music, but rather folders that are deep within my system, or recently created folders which I add quite frequently, and lots of.

It could be fixed quite a few ways, but that would depend on why the text behaves like that.  Is it being cut off because the icon spacing is defaulted to group close together?  Its obviously set to have a sort of "auto-arrange", and "align to grid" behavior like you can do on the desktop.  If thats the case, then all the program would need to do in order to fix this is add a horizontal and vertical spacing feature between icons, just like Windows can do to its desktop icons by changing (Desktop)Properties/Appearance/Advanced settings.  Or you could add a feature that can stretch the overall viewable area of the text on single or all icons collectively, kind of like you can do in Microsoft Excel by dragging specific rows and columns out to a specific height or length.  It could also be accomplished if it had a way to view the items like a List view or a Tiled view much like the standard explorer can do, because it always allows the full name to be displayed.  I think Tiled view would be better for this program, because it usually shows the default icon size in its full glory (which to many is the appeal of the program) except with the name & information of the path/file on the right.

Is there maybe a program you could recommend that is better suited for my needs then?  I do notice that very few people use these docks for frequently accessed folders, and instead use it for frequently used programs, but I do not have a large list of programs to really take full advantage of that.

My only current though is that I start learning how to make my own interface with DesktopX.

Yes, Fences. https://www.stardock.com/coming_soon/?product=Fences

Might I suggest Microsoft Visual Studio 2008.  Learn it and make your own, market it and make millions.

Can't the regular start button do the same sort of thing?  You can set your main directories, like My Computer, My Documents, My Pictures, etc...  to "display as a menu" so that you can nagivate through your folders in the same way you would with explorer.  Except its obviously limited to just those starting points.  I think you also mentioned earlier in another post I made that it could not make the menu's static. 

Man, I feel horrible for not being satisfied with anything so far, but after buying and not being able to use ObjectDock the way I wanted to, I'm trying to look for very specific features in any given program that can do what I am describing as easily as possible.  Still, I am grateful for the help on going through all the possibilities so I at least get closer to knowing what I need.

Could you please tell me where can I find out more about the Stack dockletor download it?