Creating a Recent Items Stack on the Dock in Mac OS X
Mac OS X stacks usually list the contents of specified folders, but the Dock has a hidden Recent Items Stack feature for Applications, Documents, Servers, and Volumes.
Read moreMac OS X stacks usually list the contents of specified folders, but the Dock has a hidden Recent Items Stack feature for Applications, Documents, Servers, and Volumes.
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Read moreIn Mac OS X, the Finder doesn’t display hidden files and directories by default. This functionality can be changed by using the commands in this post.
Read moreTo display gradients behind the Mac OS X Dock’s Stack items as the mouse is moved over them, follow the instructions in this post.
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Read moreOnce an iPhone is put into Recovery Mode, it will be stuck in the Recovery Mode Loop (when the device restarts it’ll automatically go back into Recovery Mode).
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