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Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
Folks,
Please confirm that all of your "simpler" methods will allow you to browse into the mounted volumes from the dock menus. I don't believe you can. The original hint allows you to do this.
Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
Confirmed. Mac OS X v10.3.5
Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
That method half works under 10.3.5 for me.
Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
I have 10.3.5 and cannot make the items navigable. They are dynamic, but no ability to get within the folders of the removable items (cds, ext FW HD).
CORRECTION: Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
CORRECTION: Only the boot volume is navigable. I tried putting an alias of /Volumes on my Dock on my Powerbook and the boot volume is navigable, but when I got home and plugged my iPod in, it was not Navigable. Thought it was only removable drives that didn't work, but tried it on my PowerMac G4 which has 3 internal hard drives and only the boot drive is navigable. |
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