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 Menu Bar Dock can work in two ways: running apps and regular apps. To get an experience most similar to the normal dock you're used to, just use regular apps. Do this by going to preferences (right click a menu bar item), add your desired apps to the 'Regular Apps' section, then set the max number of running apps to 0. However, we recommend you give the running apps feature a try, it can be very useful for switching quickly between recently used apps.
 
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+### Reasons to use Menu Bar Dock ...
 
 - **Save screen space** - You don't need the normal dock to show at the bottom of your screen any more. Lots of valuable space saved! While automatically unhiding the dock to go to your app solves the problem of screen space, you must wait until it shows (if it even does show - often it doesn't due to lag), then look for the icon you want, then drag your mouse across the screen to click and open it. Who actually wants that?
 
 - **Laggy computers** - If your computer suffers from lag when your activity gets more heavy and starts causing problems with switching apps, this is the perfect app for you.
 
 - **Save time and increase comfort** - While the Command+Tab shortcut can switch between your open apps in order, it requires one hand always on the keyboard, and can be laggy and take a while to show - by then you could have unhide the dock and found the app you want to click on manually! Time-wasting!
 
-#### Extra info
+### Extra info
 
 Access the preferences windown by right clicking any app being displayed in the menu bar dock, and then selecting 'Menu Bar Dock Preferences' at the bottom.