J joeth The Mac Duck May 17, 2002 #1 i need to temporarily quit the dock so I can delete it and replace it with another. please help. thanx in advance -joe
i need to temporarily quit the dock so I can delete it and replace it with another. please help. thanx in advance -joe
scruffy Notorious Olive Counter May 17, 2002 #2 You could maybe log in as >console and delete it 'by hand'
Chibi15 Official ai tenshi May 17, 2002 #3 I think the easiest way to do is using an Applescript Code: tell Application "Dock" to quit tell Application "Dock" to quit Note: You have to write the line 2 times or the dock will restart automatical - it also depends on your version of OSX if it works
I think the easiest way to do is using an Applescript Code: tell Application "Dock" to quit tell Application "Dock" to quit Note: You have to write the line 2 times or the dock will restart automatical - it also depends on your version of OSX if it works
J joeth The Mac Duck May 18, 2002 #4 Originally posted by Chibi15 I think the easiest way to do is using an Applescript Code: tell Application "Dock" to quit tell Application "Dock" to quit Note: You have to write the line 2 times or the dock will restart automatical - it also depends on your version of OSX if it works Click to expand... I have 10.1.4. Does it work on this. Cuz when I tried it it didn''t.
Originally posted by Chibi15 I think the easiest way to do is using an Applescript Code: tell Application "Dock" to quit tell Application "Dock" to quit Note: You have to write the line 2 times or the dock will restart automatical - it also depends on your version of OSX if it works Click to expand... I have 10.1.4. Does it work on this. Cuz when I tried it it didn''t.
J joeth The Mac Duck May 18, 2002 #5 Originally posted by scruffy You could maybe log in as >console and delete it 'by hand' Click to expand... How do ya do that??
Originally posted by scruffy You could maybe log in as >console and delete it 'by hand' Click to expand... How do ya do that??
