Re: Stacks

From: Jim <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:14:21 +0000

On 2008-01-30, ray <datasmog@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

What is it about the Documents and Downloads folders on the dock that
makes them "Stacky"?
And despite the general dislike of the concept it is occasionally useful
and would be more so if I could apply it to other folders.
Get info doesn't reveal anything special. Not to me anyway.

I'm not quite sure I understand - _any_ folder that's dragged into the Dock
will become a Stack. In 10.5.2 (when it eventually arrives) that behaviour
will be selectable rather than enforced.

Jim
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