[TheLastSuperman]

If you tinker w/ the settings in the files i.e. the CSS or for some the javascript files you can achieve different results i.e. for me I found that using larger icons then specifying the sizes in halves of the original value so for example...

In the CSS file my code is:

<script type="text/javascript">
	
	$(document).ready(
		function()
		{
			$('#dock').Fisheye(
				{
					maxWidth: 128,
					items: 'a',
					itemsText: 'span',
					container: '.dock-container',
					itemWidth: 128,
					proximity: 256,
					halign : 'center'
				}
			)
		}
	);

</script>

Now, that makes the icons larger as well but you can tinker to make them all display proportionally correct.... another note is you don't HAVE to use bigger icons but resizing them correctly depending on the values you use in the CSS greatly helps them look more clear and crisp w/o the edges being so gaudy!

S-MAN