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Customize the Dock in Mac OS X 10.6

If you have upgraded from Leopard to Snow Leopard you will not find any major change in the dock. If you want to have a completely different dock, you can try this simple step and can have a dock similar as I have on my Mac in office. Let's try to change it. Open up the terminal, and type the following command, then press the return key defaults write com.apple.dock no-glass -boolean YES Now, you need to reload the dock, to do so, again, in the terminal, type the following. killall Dock   Once done, your dock should look like the following image: Now if your father doesn't like this new dock and you want to change your dock theme back to the original display, open the terminal, and type the following commands. defaults write com.apple.dock no-glass -boolean NO killall Dock That's it, now you can see a smile on your father's face!

SNOW LEOPARD: TROUBLESHOOTING & SUPPORT

Snow Leopard troubleshooting knowledgebase released by Apple For the convinience of Mac 10.6 users, here is the list of knowledgebase released by Apple. Almost all the topics are covered in those, if any missed can be founded on other sites like wiki , mvps , Mac Fixit , MacLife etc. Mac OS X v10.6: About gamma 2.2 Mac OS X v10.6: Mac 101 - Printing Mac OS X v10.6: About Wake on Demand Mac OS X v10.6: Printer and scanner software Mac OS X v10.6: About Sync Diagnostics assistant Mac OS X v10.6: Mac 101 - Finder and the desktop Mac OS X v10.6: Unable to use third-party screensaver Mac OS X v10.6: Digital camera RAW formats supported Boot Camp 3.0, Mac OS X 10.6: Frequently asked questions Installing QuickTime Player 7 on Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard Mac OS X v10.6: Mac 101 - The Dock, Dock Exposé, and Stacks Media formats supported by QuickTime Player in Mac OS X v10.6 Mac OS X v10.6: About the Battery menu bar extra for portable Macs Mac OS X v10.6: Using Microsoft Excha...

HIDING THE DOCK

How to hide the Dock in Mac & how to re-size the Dock In this simple post we will find the ways of: Hiding the dock. Moving the dock to left or right & Resizing the dock. Go to System Preferences and launch Dock, you will get the screen pasted above. The first option of Size will determine the size of the dock. Position on screen will set the doc on left right or bottom as per your choice. From here itself you can select icons to animate while launching. One of my favorite option is Automatically hide & show the Dock . This will show the dock when the mouse is hover. There are some cool features to play with the doc.