When did they add new feature to grid mode of stacks?

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  1. swb1192, Jul 30, 2008

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    If you put one of your stacks into grid mode, now a white square follows your mouse as you move between items. This wasn't there when 10.5 first came out... which upgrade added this feature?
     
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  2. crazzyeddie, Jul 30, 2008

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    I do not have a white square following my cursor in 10.5.4.

    Edit: I did find this while doing a Google search. Perhaps you or one of the apps you have installed did that?
     
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  3. iToaster, Jul 30, 2008

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    The feature was never officially introduced, but if it looks like the one pictured in my attached pic, it's an option that can be turned on in terminal with a little ingenuity.
     

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  4. glassmen07, Jul 30, 2008

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    yeah my buddy somehow how has it on his mac but I don't. Odd.
     
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  5. swb1192, Jul 30, 2008

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    I haven't downloaded any program like that.... I don't know why it got onto my computer. And I definitely don't know how to use Terminal-- so I didn't type my way into getting it! I like it, though, it's pretty snazzy. I just wonder why only a few people have it?
     
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  6. messedkid, Jul 30, 2008

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    I DID have it..but I didn't like it.

    I'm pretty sure OnyX has a feature like this.
     
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