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I realize there are three sections of each screen edge where you can place the Dock, but 24 combinations seemed like overkill for this simple survey.
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Visible, bottom lower-right for me. I want the trash in the same corner all the time, and the bottom interferes least with open windows.
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Ditto here.
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Bottom lower left, but I keep it hidden. Also, since I use path finder, making the Dock's trash useless, I have some quicksilver mouse triggers in the corner to move dragged objects to the trash, eject disks, and open the trash when I click the lower left corner.
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Ack. That should be bottom pinned right, and quicksilver actions on the bottom **right** corner. Silly me.
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Also, the only items that are permanently there are path finder, quicksilver, and the terminal. I took the regular finder icon out of the dock with TransparentDock (which I don't use for anything else, oddly). I'm not exactly sure how they take the finder out of the dock, but it's great.
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Don't drag to the trash.. use Command-Delete. It's a LOT easier!
Butler, Butler, Sidebar, App Switcher. Did I mention Butler?
Whatever the set up, I've found it takes a little mental commitment to learn the new muscle memory and work habits behind a more efficient work flow. Recently as I've grown more familiar with Butler I've started using that not only to start apps but to by-pass the Application Switcher or Dock and go straight to an app (by going through the same motions as if I was launching it) as well.
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Of course... where God intended it to be.
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I think most people have it on the bottom just because it's the default and people either don't know or don't bother to change it.
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me too. right bottom.
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God intended it to be on the bottom... otherwise it would come on the right as default!
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Could you explain or point me in the right direction to understand the "there are three sections of each screen edge where you can place the Dock" statement?
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Could you explain or point me in the right direction to understand the "there are three sections of each screen edge where you can place the Dock" statement?
You can pin it to either edge or let it float in the middle.
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I suspect screen size (or at least aspect ratio) will be a factor in this that you're not capturing. It makes perfect sense to me to have the dock on the left on my widescreen Powerbook, because that still leaves plenty space for most "normal-shaped" documents. But on a 4:3 screen, I'd most likely leave it at the bottom. |
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