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Access applications via a menubar addition
Putting your application folder in the dock does not work, if you have many applications! In my case I can see only application from A through I. For that reason I have been using Himmelbar for quite some time. I used Butler fist, but it would take longer to load at start-up, so I switched to Himmelbar.
Access applications via a menubar addition
That's what subfolders are for.
Apple's own apps work best directly in /Applications (else they don't always get updated properly), but for everything else, subfolders are a pretty good way to organise things. I have /Applications/Audio, /Applications/Net, /Applications/Visual, /Applications/Games, and several others. Apple have even given you a start with /Applications/Utilities, and (in some cases) folders for developer tools, AppleWorks, iWork. ---
Access applications via a menubar addition
Why can't you just scroll down below the letter I?
Access applications via a menubar addition
Actually, that App mentioned in the hint *is* free.
Favorites folder in Dock
This is my method too and it has the advantage of showing icons next to the names. I still have my old Favorites folder and within it I keep an Apps sub-folder of about 20 aliases – apps I use every once in a while but less frequently than the ones in my Dock. That Apps sub-folder is in my Dock. |
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