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Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
I have another solution allowing me to navigate inside my volumes : a little shareware named Launch Items X. With this shareware you will find a menu extra named Launch Items Menu. This menu extra adds an icon on your bar menu, and clicking on it gives you an access to the content of all your mounted volumes and network volumes. Launch Items X costs US$15 and can be downloaded at this URL :
Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
I didn't need a script at all for an auto updating dock icon on 10.3.5.
Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
But again, only the root volume can be browsed from the Dock using your solution...
Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
The simplest of all solutions is to get A-Dock and install it and use it as a both an application switcher PLUS the added benefit that it will allow just about any amount of folders added to it.
Create a fully functional Volumes folder in 10.3's dock
A cool hint, and a great nag to learn more Applescripting ... for which many thanks! |
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