[Nebagakid]

hey, everyone, just take a screen shot of just your dock (command-shift-4, then press the space bar and select the dock)

here is mine:

[jparisi]

Originally posted by Nebagakid:
hey, everyone, just take a screen shot of just your dock (command-shift-4, then press the space bar and select the dock)

here is mine:

your signature would make a good dock!

[Nebagakid]

Originally posted by jparisi:


your signature would make a good dock!

maybe, but i how would I go about that?

[Phanguye]

Originally posted by Nebagakid:


maybe, but i just made a new sig today!

speaking of which... it is over the guidelines

[JLL]

[ARENA]

[Nebagakid]

Originally posted by Phanguye:


speaking of which... it is over the guidelines

how, if I may ask?

[lookmark]

I'll just add a few words on my Ph. D. (Philosophy of Dock, of course):

- Placement: bottom. Occ. left or right, but bottom works best for me. Visibility: visible, but when working in design apps, or occ. when it just gets on my nerve, I'll hide the thing. Hacks: ClearDock, to reduce opacity of the Dock background by about 10%.

- Current range of apps, pretty solid, though changes slightly every so often. Mozilla is about to go, I think (Chimera is now just clearly better).

Grouped (generally) by use and category: E-mail & web / design / text & writing / system.

- Apps triangle on the Dock's right-hand side is a folder of aliases for apps used fairly often but not perhaps on a everyday basis. Grouped by category - Design, Internet, System, etc. In this folder is also a alias to my bona fide Applications folder, if I feel the need to tunnel throug everything instead of using Column view.

- The folder to the right is just an alias for Documents. Don't care for the official Documents icon; haven't bothered to hack it using CandyBar or equiv. methods yet.

- Pile of papers to the right is a folder for a collection of some often accessed documents (to-do list, phone numbers, etc).

Other often-used apps like iCal, OmniOutliner, and Address Book are launched by hot keys. They could almost go in the Dock, but they're not open long usually, and I prefer to keep things clean.

More than you needed to know?

[wataru]

Originally posted by Nebagakid:
how, if I may ask?

http://forums.macnn.com/showthread.p...hreadid=105196

[libraryguy]

How do I post a picture? If I click on the insert image button, nothing happens. I've tried with both IE and Chimera. Am I doing something wrong?

[Nebagakid]

Thanks everyone

I replaced it...not as much stuff, but it may get the same point across

[pabloEskimo]

[Avon]

Love that cmd-option-4 then space!


Can somone post a link to that comprehensive tips and shortcut site.

[Agasthya]

[mchladek]

Originally posted by libraryguy:
How do I post a picture? If I click on the insert image button, nothing happens. I've tried with both IE and Chimera. Am I doing something wrong?

type "[ img ]http://address of your image[/ img ]" in the message, except remove the spaces within the brackets.

[Oneota]

I love having my Dock at the upper-right corner of the screen. It just makes more sense there, IMO.

[Hi I'm Ben]

[Oneota]

By the way; where did those Dock dividers come from? Those'd come in handy.

[libraryguy]

Originally posted by mchladek:


type "[ img ]http://address of your image[/ img ]" in the message, except remove the spaces within the brackets.

Thanks for the help.

Okay, here's mine. It's pretty boring but it's decorated for the holidays

[Demonhood]

[Gatorzx2]