I accidentally removed the Dashboard icon from the dock - anyone know how to get it back?
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Get back Dashboard icon in the Dock
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Oh. My. GOD.
Whats a matter with me today? Seriously?
It skipped my mind to even check the App. folder, for some reason I thought it was like the Dock, it runs as part of the system, or FrontRow, and therefore isn't an App. with an icon that a user can open and close at will.
Thanks, very embarissed.
Whats a matter with me today? Seriously?
It skipped my mind to even check the App. folder, for some reason I thought it was like the Dock, it runs as part of the system, or FrontRow, and therefore isn't an App. with an icon that a user can open and close at will.
Thanks, very embarissed.
heck, I still don't know how to do that.puckhead193 said:its ok, i forgot how to set keyframes in FC
Maybe never using it might have something to do with that......Just for the record I've just googled this because it's been bugging me for weeks now...and I'm also quite embarrassed...
2011 Update - SnowLeopard
I didn't forget that, but I 'forgot' something I didn't know. In SnowLeopard you have to first "Open in Finder" and then drag! It wasn't until I read a post which talked about dragging it from the Finder that I realized the white-on-black list from Applications, which I despise btw, might not belong to the Finder. (I couldn't drag from there.) Now I also understand why one of the entries at the bottom (below Options when you Name-Folder-List it in the dock) is "Open in Finder." I use it a lot. What I don't understand is why "they" created the white-on-black to begin with.
I didn't forget that, but I 'forgot' something I didn't know. In SnowLeopard you have to first "Open in Finder" and then drag! It wasn't until I read a post which talked about dragging it from the Finder that I realized the white-on-black list from Applications, which I despise btw, might not belong to the Finder. (I couldn't drag from there.) Now I also understand why one of the entries at the bottom (below Options when you Name-Folder-List it in the dock) is "Open in Finder." I use it a lot. What I don't understand is why "they" created the white-on-black to begin with.