I'm still trying to figure out how to make the drawer stack icon make it look like it has an item inside. I downloaded the same one but the top of my drawer is empty.
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I'm still trying to figure out how to make the drawer stack icon make it look like it has an item inside. I downloaded the same one but the top of my drawer is empty.
Drag the drawer into the folder you want stacked, then drag the folder next to the Trash...
its lame you have to put that stack folder in your folder that is a stack and display items as stack and make shure the drawer folder is the first one.
its lame, my opinion
Not really.... I have things very organized. From left to right coding, microsoft, adobe, music production, crossover, video stuff, internet stuff
Haha, thanks. We were messing with a regular in IRC and told him he looked like a lego person....so naturally we started throwing lego pictures at him, and I thought that one was funny so I saved it.
Adrien
lego <3
when i was a kid i entered i think 5 competitions for it and won every time. i maid an entire city with my friend.
omg how much legos i have.
i was going to send them all to my nephew but the shipping was like 50 bucks, and that wasn't even all of them.
i built a 7ft tower once
Pretty basic...
Finder
FireFox 3 Beta 4
Adium
Transmission
iTunes
Photoshop CS (I don't like CS2 or CS3... for some reason CS seems more stable and I don't need any of the 'extras' in cs2 or cs3)
TextEdit
VMWare Fusion..
My Application Stack helps me keep it organized.... Only put stuff I use frequently in my dock.
Finder
FireFox 3 Beta 4
Adium
Transmission
iTunes
Photoshop CS (I don't like CS2 or CS3... for some reason CS seems more stable and I don't need any of the 'extras' in cs2 or cs3)
TextEdit
VMWare Fusion..
My Application Stack helps me keep it organized.... Only put stuff I use frequently in my dock.
I see a lot of you guys with these application stacks and whatever else nonsense. Do you not like, or not use, QuickSilver? It's a great program for launching Apps on the fly if they aren't in your dock...and sometimes faster then moving to the mouse to launch them from the dock.
Adrien
Adrien
I use quicksilver too... But I prefer using my mouse.
I can lay in bed and just open apps with my mouse. I prefer the one handed approach. I even click "Edit>Copy" and "Edit>Paste" just so I don't have to lean forward and put my hands on the keyboard.
If I could have typed this post with my mouse, believe me, I would have.
I can lay in bed and just open apps with my mouse. I prefer the one handed approach. I even click "Edit>Copy" and "Edit>Paste" just so I don't have to lean forward and put my hands on the keyboard.
If I could have typed this post with my mouse, believe me, I would have.
Pretty basic.
Finder
Dashboard
Mail
Safari
IChat
Skype
ICal
ITunes
IPhoto
Photo Booth
IMovie
Quicktime
MSN
Transmission
Spaces
Studycard Studio (Flashcard program. I'm studying Chinese now)
Visual Hub
For Transmission, when it's not open it shows the Batman Icon. But when I open the program it goes back to the original icon. Anyway to not have it do that?
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Finder
Dashboard
Safari
IChat
Skype
ICal
ITunes
IPhoto
Photo Booth
IMovie
Quicktime
MSN
Transmission
Spaces
Studycard Studio (Flashcard program. I'm studying Chinese now)
Visual Hub
For Transmission, when it's not open it shows the Batman Icon. But when I open the program it goes back to the original icon. Anyway to not have it do that?
View attachment 109643
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Pretty basic...
Finder
FireFox 3 Beta 4
Adium
Transmission
iTunes
Photoshop CS (I don't like CS2 or CS3... for some reason CS seems more stable and I don't need any of the 'extras' in cs2 or cs3)
TextEdit
VMWare Fusion..
My Application Stack helps me keep it organized.... Only put stuff I use frequently in my dock.
Wow... it looks like Verizon Wireless took over your computer
