Hello:
I am not sure that I understand exactly what you want to do. I would
like to nuke the damn thing so it never shows up again, regardless of
where I move the curser. I have taken everything out of the dock but
it still has whatever is running at the time with the trash can. I
minimized it and put it on the left side of the screen and then I
anchored it to the lower left corner using TinkerTool. I use a program
called Classic Menu that is better than the taskbar, uh, I mean Dock,
because it does not pop up unless I want it to. I also use a program
called ASM that brings back the Macintosh style application menu so I
can switch programs with ease. With the changes that I have made to
Mac OpenStep X.3.9 it looks a lot like Macintosh yet I enjoy the
stability of Mac OpenStep X.3.9. I am still looking for a way to nuke
the dock and I will tell you if I find the way.
James Johnson
Arlington, Texas... where the City Council thinks that might makes right
On 2006Jan7, at 19:19, Sherry Landry wrote:
I need a way to get rid of that pesky Dock that dogs everything I do
on the desk top. Is there a work around?
Sherry
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