Leopard: Empty Desktop

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  1. billabong, Oct 27, 2007

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    Anyone notice how in all the videos and apple screen shots, there aren't any hard drives on the desktop... Is this an option you can setup, or how is this done?
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  2. ebel3003, Oct 27, 2007

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    Finder preferences.
     
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  3. mduser63, Oct 27, 2007

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    Might be worth noting that this feature is not new to Leopard, it has been around for a long time.
     
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  4. billabong, Oct 27, 2007

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    Thanks Dude, is this new feature?
     
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  5. psychofreak, Oct 27, 2007

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    No, in Tiger's Finder Preferences:

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    Note the unticked 'Hard disks' :)
     
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  6. Nickisgodofmacs, Jan 18, 2009

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    hey yeah i have that problem plus something

    i have checked finder preferences and also system preferences isnt working.
     
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  7. Vidnez, Jan 18, 2009

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    I have that problem too, my desktop is empty and I cant put anything directly on it.
     
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  8. MrM, Jan 18, 2009

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    ^Since you guys revived an extremely old thread, please elaborate on your specific problem, with any additional information you may have regarding your computer (ie operating system), or maybe a screen shot?
     
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