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Self-defence
Oh, right, being a Unix afficioinado, I tend to forget pure Mac enthusiasts tend to be console allergic... which is too bad. You're missing out. Anyhow, I posted it because I've never seen any reference to the "top" Dock position elsewhere (discovered it by guesswork) and I use a 12-inch Powerbook myself, and figured I wouldn't be the only one with this problem. There's also been a bit of discussion about hiding the Dock in the past, and I figured I'd post what I consider the ultimate solution.
Self-defence
Don't let someone's rant get you down. Post away and let the admin's sort it out.
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"I tend to forget pure Mac enthusiasts tend to be console allergic.."
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I wasn't talking for myself... I happen to use the terminal almost every day... I'm a web developer and use the command line to configure servers and set up sites all the time. I happen to just feel this is just as easy if not easier using the gui tools especially for most that don't like the terminal.
Repetition makes Perfect, not redundant
I think it's important to note that, while your way of doing things might work for you very well - i.e. using the available GUI to perform most of the functions of this hint and following other hints that accomplished similar things, it certainly doesn't hurt to have hints that are a bit repetitive come out: |
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