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how do i do this
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every time i walk in the apple store i see that they have a dock like thing in the middle of the screen like this Pic
i just wanna know cuz its been buggin me alot that i cant do it lol thx in advance...macnn rules!!!!! 
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Your link doesn't work.
IIRC Apple runs a special program on the Macs in their stores that sounds like what you're describing.
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I know what you're talking about. I ask one of the employees about it once and he said it was a piece of proprietary software developed in-house just for the apple stores. A friend and I looked on the machines to see if it was an application we could copy, but it wasn't. Some enterprising deveoper needs to make somthing like that. Maybe it'll be a leopard feature.
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No, it's not command+tab. It looks different from that link. The thing we're talking about is a rounded rectange that holds documents and is stuck to the desktop layer in the center of the screen.
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If you want that menu, don't you just program the mouse your using, so when you click the scroll wheel it does that inbetween apps?
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No, the link looks exactly like Command+Tab. Those aren't documents you're seeing in the link anyway, they're applications.
Do point out how the appearance differs. 
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Yes it looks like Command+Tab to me also
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Clinically Insane
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The linked picture is command-tab. The program they have in Apple Stores is a proprietary thing that (if I recall) can't easily be copied and wouldn't be terribly useful even if you could.
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Clinically Insane
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It does look like command-tab, but unlike the switcher it remains resident on the screen. And as Chuckit points out, it wouldn't be too useful as a general feature anyway.
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Out of curiousity why would someone use this over the dock?
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It looks like command + tab
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try docktop. it looks like that, which can be draggable, and can hold files + apps.
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^^
yep, that's what the thing in the apple stores look like.
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