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@Ant
I *think* i understand now where your problem lies
You have ONE maindock with all your often used programs ONE for Extras, Internet and Players which hold less important programs
And you want to bring them up on WB (to actually SHOW so that you can interact with them), am i right upto here?
If so, then i'm afraid you mixed some information as thats not how AmiDock works (unless you use a little trick)
You believe that you have to open AmiDock Edit everytime you want to switch your Dock Bars, am i right?
I do think so, because judging from the pictures you sent me it's exactly what you are trying to do. The four docks that you have are probably saved all on the same position on screen with the last three set up as "ALWAYS stay in background" or at least the maindock set up as "ALWAYS stay in foreground" which draws the three other dock settings moot.
Here's a solution AmiDock Edit - Extras Dock - Layout Tab Change the position (drag the dock or set it to BOTTOM LEFT e.g.) and put it anywhere BUT underneath your main dock. Save, reboot and see if your dock is visible, repeat with the other two
If you intended to have all your docks taking up the same space, then i'm afraid it won't work the way you set it up, because you would need alpha blending images and even then you couldn't work with more than two layers.
The little trick i was talking about above was to work with sub dockys. Put three subdockys in your main dock, rename them to Extras etc and on click let them open your Extras etc. dock bars.
If you want to delve deeper into the secrets of AmiDock i advise you to take a look at the great Push4Dock from Mason. This is a superb example of how to work with alpha blending and two layers in AmiDock
Hope this helps a little
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