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Post Your Dock (2008)
- Thread starter Eric Lewis
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If you're going to do this, it might be a nice idea to list what's in your dock along with the image.
Questions as to what certain icons are for are inevitable.
Questions as to what certain icons are for are inevitable.
Mine is pretty much self explanitory (as to what I have) but listed left to right if you need/want to know...
And to save PM's, I got the Dock Drawers here (follow the link to the jap download site)
- Finder,
- Mail,
- Firefox,
- Photoshop CS3,
- iTunes,
- iPhoto,
- Time Machine,
- iCal,
- Messenger:Mac,
- Downloads,
- Applications,
- Documents,
- Trash.
And to save PM's, I got the Dock Drawers here (follow the link to the jap download site)
Attachments
- Finder
- iCal
- Dashboard
- Safari
- Firefox
- MSN Messenger
- iChat
- Pages
- Word
- Excel
- PowerPoint
- Preview
- QuickTime Pro
- iMove 08
- Final Cut Express
- iDVD
- DivX Player
- VLC Player
- iTunes
- Garage Band
- iPhoto
- Photobooth
- Adobe Acrobat Professional
- Adobe Photoshop CS3
- Adobe Illustrator CS3
- Adobe Flash CS3
- Adobe Dreamweaver
- Adobe InDesign CS3
- iShowU
- Toast Titanium 8
- AppZapper
- Transmission
- Speed Download
- Spaces
- VMware Fusion
- System Preferences
- Downloads Folder
Click to expand...
Attachments
Here's mine:
Can you direct me to those DivX and VLC icons por favor?
- Finder
- Dashboard
- iCal
- Mémoires
- Pages
- Safari
- Vienna
- iChat
- Skype
- Adium
- Photoshop CS2
- Coda
- iTunes
- Aperture
- Final Cut Express
- AppZapper
- Activity Monitor
- Terminal
- System Preferences
- Downloads Stack
- Trash
Can you direct me to those DivX and VLC icons por favor?
Attachments
top to bottom: Finder, Time Machine, Spaces, Dashboard, Firefox, NewsFire, Mail, Adium, iCal, Snitter, Colloquy, Pixelmator, Xee, Quicktime, iTunes, Audacity, Pages, NeoOffice, SubEthaEdit, Eclipse, Xcode, Terminal, Transmit, Parallels Desktop, Transmission, EyeTV, Activity Monitor, Downloads Stack, Documents Stack, External HD Stack, Trash
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Maybe it's too big, but I use everything fairly often.
Maybe it's too big, but I use everything fairly often.
Finder
System Preferences
Microsoft Word
Logic Pro 8
Adobe Photoshop CS3
Itunes
Adium
Safari
Mail
Xtorrent
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Applications
Stuff
Trash
some icons i made, others i found on either pixelgirlpresents.com or interfacelift. go hunting, find stuff you like and make your own
dock can be found on either dockulicious or Leoparddocks.net
click for fullsize
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System Preferences
Microsoft Word
Logic Pro 8
Adobe Photoshop CS3
Itunes
Adium
Safari
Xtorrent
---------
Applications
Stuff
Trash
some icons i made, others i found on either pixelgirlpresents.com or interfacelift. go hunting, find stuff you like and make your own
dock can be found on either dockulicious or Leoparddocks.net
click for fullsize
Finder, Mail, Omniweb, Firefox 3, Interarchy, Aperture, Acrobat Pro, Acrobat Distiller, Illustrator, Adobe Bridge, Dreamweaver, InDesign, Photoshop, iCal, iPhoto, iTunes, Mark/Space notebook, Word, Pixelmator, Preview, RapidWeaver, Textmate, Vector Designer, Parallels, Pathfinder, Screen Sharing, Terminal, Apps, Utils & Download stacks
Attachments
- Finder
- Dashboard
- Safari
- iChat
- Address Book
- iCal
- Preview
- iTunes
- iPhoto
- iMovie
- iDVD
- GarageBand
- iWeb
- QuickTime Player
- Spaces
- Time Machine
- Photo Booth
- i860
- System Preferences
- Apple - Mac OS X
- Documents
- Downloads
- Trash
Left to right... My dock is a lot less interestng than y'all's, I've only had my TiBook for three days. Anyway...
Finder
Dashboard
Safari
Firefox
Camino
Skitch (awesome app)
iChat
iTunes
iPhoto
iMovie
Word (ugh!)
Address Book
iCal
Quicktime
System Preferences
Low End Mac writing folder
Pictures
Applications
aaannnndddd....
TRASH!!!!!!
QuickSilver!! Oh and Joe, Quicksilver is an application which is like spotlight but simpler.. Well, you can't exactly put it as being simpler but the difference is that QS is used to run applications that you frequently use or files and Spotlight is a search tool.
Basically... QS rocks.
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So my dock. (Left -> Right)
Finder
Mail Application
Safari
Adium (Multi-Client IM, MSN, Yahoo, etc etc etc)
iTunes
System Preference
Spaces (Ctrl + Arrow sometimes messes up with games that involve moving + ctrl)
Stacks -- Torrents, Movies, Documents, iProof (TM Exclusion), Downloads, and Applications
Trash
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EDIT: Changed my dock to a different layout using Terminal
defaults write com.apple.dock no-glass -boolean YES
killall Dock
I was getting of the old layout due to frontline.png missing (so it shows a reflection of the blue light) so until I find another black dock (the light blue with white makes the original dock kind of a design mistake) I'll be sticking with this one.
![Picture1-4.png]()
Basically... QS rocks.
So my dock. (Left -> Right)
Finder
Mail Application
Safari
Adium (Multi-Client IM, MSN, Yahoo, etc etc etc)
iTunes
System Preference
Spaces (Ctrl + Arrow sometimes messes up with games that involve moving + ctrl)
Stacks -- Torrents, Movies, Documents, iProof (TM Exclusion), Downloads, and Applications
Trash
EDIT: Changed my dock to a different layout using Terminal
defaults write com.apple.dock no-glass -boolean YES
killall Dock
I was getting of the old layout due to frontline.png missing (so it shows a reflection of the blue light) so until I find another black dock (the light blue with white makes the original dock kind of a design mistake) I'll be sticking with this one.
