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Cocoa Only
This tip only works with Cocoa Apps. Carbon apps don't have a file called 'Info.plist'.
Works in Carbon too!
Actually, no. If the Carbon app uses a bundle, you can add that key/value pair to its Info.plist and it works fine. If not, you should be able to add the relevant information to its 'plst' resource. I just did it with iTunes (which is a bundle), and it worked fine.
Works in Carbon too!
"If not, you should be able to add the relevant information to its 'plst' resource."
Works in Carbon too!
What I did - (to get rid of dock icon for PiDock)
cool.
Works in Carbon too!
In Jaguar, they have apparently changed the plist item named NSUIElement to LSUIElement. Although NSUIElement still works, you should begin to switch to the new terminology.
Works in Carbon too!
Does this still work in Panther? I've tried setting NSUIElement and LSUIElement to 1 in wClock's Info.plist file, and wClock still shows up in my dock.
Works in Carbon too!
The NSUIElement works with wClock, but I had to log out and log back into my account before it would hide the dock icon.
Doesn't work with Outlook express
I am not a guru and i wanted just that outlook express icon doesn't appear on the dock when the application has been opened. |
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