Mod Bod
Maybe Ben can help them come up with ways to turn things off in SONAR X3.  Things like that blasted Docker which seems to dock things that I don't want docked when I'm in a mad hurry.

 
Totally agree!  What a flaming nuisance, hate it, hate it!
Please let's have an option in Prefs.  (Most will then switch it off I am guessing....)

Mod Bod
Maybe Ben can help them come up with ways to turn things off in SONAR X3.  Things like that blasted Docker which seems to dock things that I don't want docked when I'm in a mad hurry.

 
Totally agree!  What a flaming nuisance, hate it, hate it!
Please let's have an option in Prefs.  (Most will then switch it off I am guessing....)

Sorry about the multiple posts.  Kept getting "unexpected error, post later".
Conclusion: this new forum software is total sh*te.

Just use the Ctrl key when you're dragging the GUI of a soft synth or FX plug and it.will.not.dock.

Yes, I know, but that should be the way to dock if you intend it to, not the default in my opinion.  Most times I, and I would think a lot of others, just want to move the PRV (or whatever) to a slightly different place and then, 'pop' the darn thing gets docked.  There are many similar behaviour options in Prefs (eg what do you want when dragging a clip) and I think this should be one.

Had trouble posting with Chrome this morning. Works fine with IE.

Skyline_UK

Mod Bod
Maybe Ben can help them come up with ways to turn things off in SONAR X3.  Things like that blasted Docker which seems to dock things that I don't want docked when I'm in a mad hurry.

 
Totally agree!  What a flaming nuisance, hate it, hate it!
Please let's have an option in Prefs.  (Most will then switch it off I am guessing....)

I never use the Multidock.
 
I'd love to be able to get rid of the waste of space it occupies even when it's closed.
 
And the same goes for the Browser for that matter. Why on earth do we have to see anything of it when it's closed
 
 

 
 
Cakewalk's hiring of Ben reminded me of when General Motors bought up the patents for the electric car.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ouch.

mike_mccue
 
 
Cakewalk's hiring of Ben reminded me of when General Motors bought up the patents for the electric car.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ouch.

I felt the same way.  They regained control of the interface again.

You may remember that when they bought patents for the hydrogen powered cars, the hydrogen was highly explosive in an accident. So, you put water in, plugged it into the wall and off you go with zero co2 emissions. Just don't get crashed into from behind because you would leave a crater in the road.