My Dock, curious about others.

[slooksterPSV]

I took a screen-clip of my dock bar and whoa, that is a lot of applications I have in it. And I probably use almost all of them. But here it is and the applications they are - so if you can't tell what they are:
Finder
Mail
Address Book
iCal
Simple Text
TextEdit
iChat
MSN Messenger
Internet Explorer
Safari
FireFox
Netscape
iMovie
Windows Media Player
iTunes
QuickTime
RealOne
VLC - (Multiple movie player, very good, in version .81)
iPhoto
Sherlock
Flash MX 2004
Dreamweaver MX 2004
Freehand MX 2004
Fireworks MX 2004
Image Ready CS
Photoshop CS
Illustrator CS
InDesign CS
GoLive CS
Acrobat 6.0 Professional
Word
Excel
PowerPoint
Entourage
LyX
Limewire
Terminal - I love that one
System Preferences
Home
Apple
Trash
Anyone elses bigger than that lol. I think mine is huge!

[iLikeMyiMac]

Mine is pretty small because I use quicksilver and that keeps me from needing too many apps in the dock.
I have:
Finder
Mail
NetNewsWire
Adium
Safari
iTunes
TextEdit
Transmit
Word
AppleWorkd
Photoshop
Aquaduct
Activity Monitor
System Preferences
Trash

[stevehaslip]

er i tend to only put the apps in that i use on a daily basis and i don't use that many so my docks not that large. For instance although i have fireworks i dont put it in the dock because i vastly prefer photoshop. I mean how hard is it to push command+shift+a?

Yes you do have a lovely large dock but i think someone might be able to beat you, hell i could beat you if i wanted! (but to be honest i can't be arsed to put loads of apps in the dock) But i am sure someone will trump you!

One thing though, do you put your dock on magnification? it really bugs me when you scroll through a mass of icons and they all pop up to be massive! i guess thats another reason why i try not to have too many icons in my dock. Whats it like if you have 20 images open in photoshop or something?!

[ravenvii]

You have a large dock, I have a small dock. :p

Finder
Safari
iChat
Trash

That is all.

[Mike Teezie]

Finder
System Pref.
Safari
Adium
Sherlock
Stickies
iCal
iPhoto
iMovie
iTunes
Snes9x
Photoshop CS
Illustrator CS
Flash MX
Dreamweaver MX
Garageband
Reason
Word
iTunes Alarm
Halo

[munkle]

Small dock, basically for my everyday apps that are constantly open. I use Quicksilver to launch apps and access my info - saves me from suffering from Dock envy! :p

[mrgreen4242]

That looks pretty excessive... I always viewed the dock as a 'seconday' way to launch apps, and only things that are used constantly go there... I think I would have a hard time finding what I wanted on your desktop...

On related question, is it possible to have more than one dock? On my Linux desktop (running KDE) I have to taskbars, one on the bottom and one on the right hand side. I find this enormously helpful. The bottom/standard taskbar has the "start" button, a 'show desktop' button, mozzila, and my mail app. the it goes to all the open application tiles, and on the right there's the system tray, virtual desktops, clock, and a handy dictionary application (I can't spell =p).

On the right hand taskbar I have all my secondary programs... media play, calc, IM, system configuration/Xkill, weather, etc. I find it enormously useful. I'll see of I can include a pic...

Anyways, could I do this on a Mac?

Rob

[slooksterPSV]

Sad thing is, I use these programs a lot. So yeah, I don't want to have to go searching through my HDD's just to find what I'm looking for. And yes I have magnification on, sometimes it gets in the way with other applications like Photoshop, Illustrator and what not, but yeah it works. I should get rid of LyX since I finally got my Microsoft Office to work. LyX just seems useless now and I have no need for it. I'll filter out my Dock. By the way, how well does Audium work? I'm questioning weather or not I should download it. MSN Messenger works ok, and I don't have very many other IM's I use except iChat, but I like iChat so yeah. Also, I see a few different programs in your guy's dock that I'm wondering what they are/do. Yeah...

[Jsmit]

I have:
finder
safari
mail
aim
itunes
iphoto
word exel
corel draw
corel photo-paint
address book
quicktime
real player
windowsmedia player
textedit
calculator
system prefs
preview
terminal
bzflag
sc2004 (temporary)
-----
appllication folder
games folder
trash

I find having the applications folder in the dock is nice to get to all those applictaions that you use only occasionally. Click and hold and it works like the start menu in windows.

BTW, slooksterPSV, why do you have both mail and entourage in the dock? Do yu use both and what are the advantages to using both?

[alywa]

Mine is pretty minimal...

Finder
Safari
Mail
iChat
Sherlock
Address Book
iTunes
iPhoto
iMovie
iDVD
Photoshop Elements 2.0
iCal
MS Office 2004 Task Launcher
Solitaire
iSync
Calculator
System Preferences

[debroglie]

Here is mine... only the programs that I use at least every other day

Adium
Mail
Sherlock
iBank
Folding@Home (Why don't more people have this!?!??!)
iCal
Word
Excel
Powerpoint (Gaug.. I hate this program)
Safari
Garageband
iTunes
Photoshop CS
Toast Titanium
Final Cut Pro HD
iPhoto
iDVD
Quicktime Pro
System Pref
Disk Utility
Terminal

[Wes]

Adium
Firefox
Colloquy
iTunes
Photoshop CS
TextEdit
Terminal
Preview
CocoaMySQL
Launchbar (I removed most apps from my dock when I got this app).
Documents/Work folders of current projects.

[wdlove]

I have:
Finder
Safari
IE (Which I seldom use)
Entourage (Old)
OmniWeb (Seldom use)
iChat (not using)
Address Book
ITunes
iPhoto
iMovie
Preferences
iCal
QuickTime
HP Printer
Tech Tools
FileMaker Pro
Word (New)
Excel (New)
Entourage (New)

[bousozoku]

Thunderbird
Address Book
iCal (getting used to it)
Now Contact
Now Up-to-date (getting un-used to it, maybe)
MSN Messenger
iChat
AIM (I could eliminate this)
Fire (if this would transfer files correctly, I could eliminate the other 3)
Sherlock
Safari
Camino
Firefox
Shiira (testing web stuff does require actual testing, right?)
CuteFTP
TextEdit
Calculator
AppleWorks
AccountEdge
Acrobat Reader (this could go)
Preview
Terminal
DVD Player
VLC Player (If this actually worked right, I could eliminate DVD Player)
RealOne
QuickTime Player
WMP
iTunes
iPhoto (it returns with every installation or update)
iMovie
iDVD
GarageBand
JBuilder
jGrasp
Xcode
ScriptEditor
NetBeans
Portfolio
Macromedia Studio 2004
GoLive
LiveMotion
Minolta DualScan
Photoshop
ImageReady (this could go)
Illustrator
Olympus Viewer
4 games
Activity Monitor
Console
Network Utility
Fink
XWindows
TI Connect
Stuffit Deluxe
Disk Utility
Tech Tool Pro 4
HandBrake
and documents/Java applications

I could clean out a few things that I don't use every week but what's the point? The Dock images wouldn't be any larger and I'd have to dig through things to find the applications.

I'm wondering why anyone has System Preferences in their Dock when the Apple menu has System Preferences handy.

[musicpyrite]

Finder
Safari
Firefox
iTunes
Mail
iChat
Terminal
MacJournal
MS Word 2004
Halo
Disk Utility
Toast
Apple Script Editor
Tomato Torrent
Folder to iChat logs
Folder to Applications
Trash

[TEG]

Finder
Safari
Alarm Clock Pro
Mail
VLC
QuickTime
AppleWorks
------
Waipahu (HD)
Applications
Applications (OS 9)
TEG
Trash

That is mine. Waipahu is currently sleeping away from the phone line, and I don't feel like going through the hassle of getting it.

TEG

[DavidLeblond]

Finder
Safari
Firefox
Mail
Address Book
iCal
iChat
iTunes
iMovie
iDVD
GarageBand
NeoOfficeJ
Quicken
Prefs
Terminal
Blender
Gimp
X11
XCode
JBuilder
JEdit
Textedit
Grab (because I'm using it to take the screen capture)
Applications
Utilities

[JeDiBoYTJ]

Not that large, but I use almost all on a daily basis.

Finder
iTunes
Firefox
iChat
Mail
iCal
iPhone
iDVD
GarageBand
Word
Toast 6
Macromedia Flash MX
Final Cut Pro HD
Soundtrack
LiveType
DVD Studio Pro
Motion
Compressor
Photoshop 7
MPlayer
Acquision
Azureus
eDonkey
SigOSX
Calculator
Quicktime
-------
Applications Folder
Trash

[abhishekit]

I guess I have very few apps in the dock. But I use quicksilver so there is no problem. The following are always running on my pb.

1. Safari
2. Mail
3. Address Book
4. iCal
5. iTunes
6. X11
7. Terminal
8. TexShop
9. Adium
10. Azureus
11. MATLAB
12. Trash
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/dexmus/DockSmall.jpg (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/dexmus/Dock.jpg)

But out of these, Adium, Azureus, and MATLAB are not actually a part of the dock.

cheers

[Duff-Man]

Duff-Man says...okay, I'll add mine to the list:

Finder
Mail
Safari
Firefox
Sys Prefs
Quicken
Photoshop Elements
Password Master
iTunes
iSync
iCal
Garageband
Arturia Minimoog
Arturia Moog Modular
Reason
DSP Quattro 2.x
Digital Performer 4.5
M$ Word
Filemaker Pro 7
Toast

....oh yeah!

[Mechcozmo]

Here ya go.

I control/right-click on the icons in the right to open the popup windows. You see the apps in the Exposé screenshot.

http://forums.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=19580&stc=1

[jimjiminyjim]

Small dock, basically for my everyday apps that are constantly open. I use Quicksilver to launch apps and access my info - saves me from suffering from Dock envy! :p

I'm in the same place. Only the apps that are pretty much always open sit in the dock. The rest I access with Quicksilver, a program that I love (who needs spotlight? [yes, I know, spotlight will be more powerful]).

[slooksterPSV]

So far Bousozuko is winning. OMG that is a long list of apps. How often to you use them? I use pretty much all of mine. I don't use freehand very much, but its an application that is part of a suite so its worth it to have in the dock. I need to buy a new Mac so the apps load faster, but hey, there's not too bad of a lag on my machine, 233MHz (read siggy).

[puckhead193]

here's mine:
safari
ical
mail
AIM
itunes
iphoto
IDVD
imovie
FCE
Avid (free)
garage band
Snood
M$ Word
Virex
System pref
Applications
documents

[Devie]

Even though I still dont have a mac, I dont see the point in having a small dock. People say it looks cleaner, but damit its to make it easier and quicker acces to your aps.
Just like how people dont have icons on the desktop... what the hell is the point of the desktop then, just a pretty picture?

[slooksterPSV]

Basically yeah. I just use my desktop for certain folders that I don't want to put on the HDD. Besides, a Desktop is for pictures, not for icons. I will put some, but if I don't have to put them there, I'll put them in my dock. A desktop, as I see, is only to access your HDD's and CDROM Drives. Other than that, I see people with such cluttered desktops, that it is just horrible.

[wrldwzrd89]

I'm not at my Mac right now, so this may not be accurate:

Finder
Safari
Mail
iChat
Address Book
iTunes
iCal
QuickTime Player
System Preferences
TextEdit
Adium
-----
Applications folder
Downloads folder
new music folder
Trash

See this page (http://homepage.mac.com/wrldwzrd89/images/desktop-mac.jpg) for a picture. NOTE: AppleWorks is no longer in my Dock, and has been replaced with Adium.

[Doraemon]

Finder
System Prefs
Mail
Safari
iTunes
SubEthaEdit
BBEdit Lite
Word
Photoshop
----------
Folder: internet apps
Folder: games

[Raid]

Oh great, another "length of my dock" thread. :rolleyes: It's not how many apps you have there, but how you use them that matters. ;) :D :D :D

[cr2sh]

I have everyday icons for mail,chat, itunes and firefox... but the majority of my project oriented programs (dreamweaver, ps, flash) reside in a shortcut folder that I have on my dock... then I just click and hold and i have the shortcuts available. I think there's a lot less clutter, but the shortcuts are still there.

[brap]

Even though I still dont have a mac, I dont see the point in having a small dock.
1. 1024*768.
2. Quicksilver...

For reference I have:
System prefs,
iCal
Thunderbird
Firefox
ThermographX
Adium

And even those I control-space most times.. It's a lot more work on a laptop to remove your hand from the keyboard and shift the mouse (especially using the trackpad) than it is to use QS.

[varmit]

iBook

Finder
Safari
Mail
Terminal
iTunes
QuickTime
Mplayer
X11
Fugu (gui ssh client)
Dreamweaver
Word
Remote Desktop
Cisco VPN
iCal
Address Book
System Preferences
iChat
X Resource Graph
Home folder
Applications folder
Sites folder
Trash

[Daveway]

I keep mine simple with my most used Apps. I put my Applications folder in my dock (blue sock) and just use it as a little programs menu.

I like to get a PC friend over and and launch my whole Applications folder and have like all 100 icons bouncing and then do an expose. You should see their jaw drop. :cool:

[Jsmit]

Even though I still dont have a mac, I dont see the point in having a small dock. People say it looks cleaner, but damit its to make it easier and quicker acces to your aps.
Just like how people dont have icons on the desktop... what the hell is the point of the desktop then, just a pretty picture?

This thread has inspired me to clean off my desktop (I had a clutter of maybe 10 icons). I see the desktop as a work area, not area for starting programs. I drag images and text onto the desktop for future use, put files that I am currently working on there, downloaded files go there before being filed away. I don't even have my HD on the desktop (I am considering putting it back though), but removable media still shows up. If the desktop is cluttered, then I find the files that I am working with start getting bunched up and the start getting in each others way. Plus why start programs from the desktop where you have to hide all your current windows to get to them. That is what the dock is for.

[joetronic]

I see the desktop as a work area, not area for starting programs..

I think the same way. Even on my XP desktop, I have maybe 2 icons. And about 20 in my quick luanch bar. My dock has maybe 6. I may be missing some, but if so its only like 2.

Finder
Camino
Mail
YahooMessenger
iTunes
Remote Desktop
---------
Trash

[bousozoku]

So far Bousozuko is winning. OMG that is a long list of apps. How often to you use them? I use pretty much all of mine. I don't use freehand very much, but its an application that is part of a suite so its worth it to have in the dock. I need to buy a new Mac so the apps load faster, but hey, there's not too bad of a lag on my machine, 233MHz (read siggy).

I use almost everything weekly, except for HandBrake and some of the IM stuff. The internet applications, contact and calendaring applications, Photoshop and games I use daily. I switch between Freehand and Illustrator depending on the document since Freehand does multiple page documents and Illustrator doesn't. Freehand makes a mess of my Asian languages though, so I have to play games with Illustrator for anything Asian.

I took out a few things but the size of the icons hasn't increased. I'd probably have to take out half of the stuff for any significant change. I suppose I should just put the Graphics applications folder and the Developer applications folders in the Dock and it would save a lot of space. Plus, it would be more Windows-like. :eek: :D

[spaceballl]

Mine has firefox, safari, Adium, Address Book, iTunes, iPhoto, iCal, Acquisition, Terminal, Candybar, and X11. I can't see the point in having a huge dock really. The whole point of a dock is quick access to commonly used programs. For example, I use programs like Firestarter FX, Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player, and iMovie every now and then... but not often enough that I want them cluttering my dock. I just use finder to launch them.

p.s. the fact that you actually have RealONe player on your computer... disgusting :rolleyes:

[jeremy.king]

Even though I still dont have a mac, I dont see the point in having a small dock. People say it looks cleaner, but damit its to make it easier and quicker acces to your aps.
Just like how people dont have icons on the desktop... what the hell is the point of the desktop then, just a pretty picture?

Just drop your Applications folder on your dock, right click and choose any app you want. Keeps the dock small, yet you can still access any app rather quickly.

I'll have to post a pick of my dock tonight. Mines at home :eek:

[decksnap]

My dock is maybe medium in size, but it's only the things I use on a daily/semi-daily basis. To the right I keep alias folders of 'secondary apps', 'classic apps', 'administrative tools', and 'utilities', so I can get at anything from the dock.

Edit- I don't really agree with keeping frequently used items in a 'right-clickable' folder in the dock, because it definitely takes longer to get at. I do like it for secondary stuff though.

[ZaniCWB]

That's my Dock... I use all the apps in there at least once a day. Most of them I use all the time (as you can see).

Safari
Mail
Address Book
iTunes
iPhoto
iCal
Word
PowerPoint
Adium
Virtual PC
RDC
Acquisition
System Preferences

[Daveway]

Are there any free apps to modify the dock?

[decksnap]

Well you can use a program like iConverter to make your own icons and replace the standard ones.

[Jovian9]

Apps:
Safari
Mail
iCal
CheckBook
Preferences
Grab
Calculator
BackLight 2
TextEdit
Word
Virtual PC 7
iTunes
iMovie4
Final Cut Pro 3
iDVD 4
DVDSP 2
Toast 6
iPhoto
Photoshop CS
DVDpedia
GarageBand

Folders:
Secret Name (OSX Partitioned Drive) (this is OK Computer on my iMac G5)
Office 2004
Perelandra (Media Partitioned Drive) (this is Homogenic on my iMac G5)
Applications
Kid A (Backup Partitioned Drive) (this is on my iMac not my PB)
Games
Documents

[RobbyRoo]

My dock is small. But it gets bigger when you touch it. :rolleyes:


http://logo.cafepress.com/3/891343.jpg

[Devie]

This thread has inspired me to clean off my desktop (I had a clutter of maybe 10 icons). I see the desktop as a work area, not area for starting programs. I drag images and text onto the desktop for future use, put files that I am currently working on there, downloaded files go there before being filed away. I don't even have my HD on the desktop (I am considering putting it back though), but removable media still shows up. If the desktop is cluttered, then I find the files that I am working with start getting bunched up and the start getting in each others way. Plus why start programs from the desktop where you have to hide all your current windows to get to them. That is what the dock is for.
I actually do the same as that, but I see people who never use it for anything, other than a picture...

[Capt Underpants]

Could someone post screenshots of this "Quicksilver" that people are talking about? What exactly does it do?

[wrldwzrd89]

I actually do the same as that, but I see people who never use it for anything, other than a picture...
Hey Devie - I'm one of those people you mentioned... I have nothing at all on my Mac desktop.

[cb911]

lots of stuff i don't really use... i should clean some of it out. i just keep the stuff there so that i remember that it's there and to clean it out. :p

i used to have a spotless desktop as well (no HD icons, etc - nothing) but now i'm getting sloppy using it to quickly save small files to. :o

[KC9AIC]

One of my computers has only

Finder
Safari
System Prefs
Trash

I would take out System Prefs because it's in the Apple Menu, but not everyone who uses the computer remembers that.

Incidentally, this computer used to have about 28 items in the dock, until I cleaned it out.

[wrldwzrd89]

One of my computers has only

Finder
Safari
System Prefs
Trash

I would take out System Prefs because it's in the Apple Menu, but not everyone who uses the computer remembers that.

Incidentally, this computer used to have about 28 items in the dock, until I cleaned it out.
Why don't these people have their own user accounts so they can have what they want in the Dock and you can have what you want there?

[OSX Panther]

Here's mine
Finder
Mail
Safari
Adressbook
iTunes
TextEdit
Thunderbird
Firefox
Flash MX
Quicktime
Preferences
Diablo 2
Open office
LimeWire (changed the icon to "melonWire")
Prewiev
Abdobe photshop (also changed icon)
Msn
Not so very much to be proud of....

[Devie]

Hey Devie - I'm one of those people you mentioned... I have nothing at all on my Mac desktop.
Well I dont like you then :p
Anyway you just owned me with having a mac in the first place http://boards.au.playstation.com/html/emoticons/crybaby2.gif. Ah well I should have one soon enough...

[timnosenzo]

Ok, I'll play along. I use my dock not only for programs I use often, but also for programs that I prefer to launch by dragging files into the dock.

Finder
iChat
Safari
Internet Explorer (I need it for a school website, so shush) :p
Mail
Address Book
Word
Excel
Quicken 2005
Photoshop
Image Ready
InDesign
Acrobat
Preview
Graphic Converter
iTunes
Toast
iPhoto
iCal
Snood
Calculator
Text Edit
Grab
Acquisition
Transmit
Terminal
System Preferences
-------------------
Home Folder
Applications Folder
Documents Folder
Pictures Folder
Trash

[joetronic]

Is thats snood I see there? did you get that on purpose?

[timnosenzo]

Is thats snood I see there? did you get that on purpose?
yes and yes

[aethier]

reminds me of this. (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=23130)

well i would list what i have in my dock but it consists of 44 items...
aethier

[wrldwzrd89]

yes and yes
Is Snood Mac OS X native yet? I liked that game for Mac OS 9, but never bothered registering it and never played it as much as I played other games.

[timnosenzo]

Here's my work dock--pretty similar except for the addition of Entourage, and my network drives.

[wrldwzrd89]

Here's my work dock--pretty similar except for the addition of Entourage, and my network drives.
I can identify all but 3 of those programs - the 3 between Acrobat Reader and GraphicConverter I've never seen before (at least the icons).

[timnosenzo]

Is Snood Mac OS X native yet? I liked that game for Mac OS 9, but never bothered registering it and never played it as much as I played other games.
Yes, it's now OSX native. :D

[timnosenzo]

I can identify all but 3 of those programs - the 3 between Acrobat Reader and GraphicConverter I've never seen before (at least the icons).
Photoshop CS, ImageReady CS, InDesign CS

[real_murray]

Nothing like a bunch of geeks sitting around comparing the size of their docks :p

[decksnap]

It's strange to me how so many people have their dock icons set at such a large size- no matter how many icons you've got in their, it's the vertical space that really matters to me- the space that gets wasted when you've got your dock set to 'big honkin icon' size. I keep a lot of items in my dock, but removing a lot of them wouldn't save me any screen real estate vertically. I do like to keep my icon size tiny- if you can't tell what the icon is at a really small size, it's not a very good icon.

[wrldwzrd89]

It's strange to me how so many people have their dock icons set at such a large size- no matter how many icons you've got in their, it's the vertical space that really matters to me- the space that gets wasted when you've got your dock set to 'big honkin icon' size. I keep a lot of items in my dock, but removing a lot of them wouldn't save me any screen real estate vertically. I do like to keep my icon size tiny- if you can't tell what the icon is at a really small size, it's not a very good icon.
How about setting the dock to the left or right instead of the bottom of the screen? That would gain vertical space, at the expense of horizontal space. Alternatively, you could turn on auto-hide for the Dock. There's a third option, too, which solves all of the problems you mention at once: set the dock size to its smallest, set magnification to its largest, and turn on auto-hide for the Dock.

[decksnap]

Well because auto-hide is no good- it's not quick enough, and you can't really see what icon you're going for until it pops up- and using the left and right is no good for me because it's harder on both the eyes and the mouse to scan vertically instead of horizontally.

I don't have a problem, because my dock is tiny height-wise, I was just wondering about others who have such girthy docks.

[wrldwzrd89]

Well because auto-hide is no good- it's not quick enough, and you can't really see what icon you're going for until it pops up- and using the left and right is no good for me because it's harder on both the eyes and the mouse to scan vertically instead of horizontally.

I don't have a problem, because my dock is tiny height-wise, I was just wondering about others who have such girthy docks.
Maybe a little magnification would help you see what icon you're going for while still keeping the Dock tiny and visible at all times when it's not being used - that is, unless you've turned it on already.

[thequicksilver]

I have fifteen in there, put in category order:

Finder
-
Browsers - Safari, Camino, Firefox
-
Mail
-
IM - Adium, Skype
-
Music - iTunes, Garageband
-
Pictures - iPhoto, Preview
-
Organisers - Address Book, iCal
-
Text Edit
Sys Prefs
Trash

All the rest is accessed with Butler either by search (ctrl-space then type) or from the menu I have next to the Bluetooth menu bar thing.

[Makosuke]

My work dock consists of 25 boring apps and four folders (Home, Documents, current project, and Applications). At home, I have only the daily and/or super-quick-access (Calculator) apps in the Dock, but I have an extra folder full of aliases for the applications I use frequently, but not all the time. A click-and-hold on tha folder, and I've got relatively quick access to the second-tier apps. Add the Apps folder for the rarely used ones, and everything's covered!

How about setting the dock to the left or right instead of the bottom of the screen? That would gain vertical space, at the expense of horizontal space.
It's funny, especially with a widescreen monitor it would make WAY more sense to have the dock down the side of the screen, but for some reason I just seem to like it more on the bottom. There's less distance to cover on average, I suppose, though I really should try it on the right.

[urban1985_]

My dock's not that big. I use Quicksilver too, can't live without it.

-Finder
-System Preferences
-Microsoft Word
-iTunes
-Acquisition
-Safari
-Firefox
-Adium
-Trash