First of all, thanks for a great product! A few minor kinks do exist, but it looks like they could be ironed out relatively easily. Speaking of which, PhpDock seems to ignore the Left setting in the [Window] section of phpdock.ini; when I manually edit phpdock.ini and then run PhpDock, phpdock.ini ignores the existing setting, displays the window as if Left=400 and actually sets Left=400. The Top setting, at the same time, behaves as expected; PhpDock honors it at startup and changes it only if its window has been resized or dragged.

Now, a couple of suggestions for future versions...

First, it would be great to know whether PhpDock has a particular version of Internet Explorer compiled in or simply links at runtime to whatever version of Internet Explorer is available on the host system. This could be important, among other things, for JavaScript development...

Second, browser's keystrokes should be disabled or enabled in a little more consistent fashion. Right now, for example, Alt-Back takes you to the previous page, while reloading with Ctrl-R is disabled. So if the user hits Alt-Back to return to a page generated with a POST submission, she gets a "Page expired" error message with no way to reload that page.

In my opinion, there are two possible ways to manage this. One is to have a setting in phpdock.ini that would enable/disable ALL browser keystrokes in one fell swoop. Another is to have a group of settings in phpdock.ini that would enable/disable them individually...

"First" -> it uses IE is installed in the system. It must be 5.5 or higher and that's the only limitation.
"2nd" -> Did you try F5? BTW, if page is "expired", reloading would always bring "expired" again. It's the way IE works and we have nothing to do with it. So it's probably Ctrl-R works good.
"One is to have a setting in phpdock.ini that would enable/disable ALL", we're working on kiosk mode.

thanks for the report regarding "Left".