Make A Fake Stack in OS X 10.4

Have Leopard in your Macintosh ?
Neither me
That's why I made this instructable
Just because I want all my crap easily accesible !

The only thing you need is your mac and the mandatory hardware (mouse , keyboard, screen...)

Step 1: Create a copy of your desired folder

Right click the folder , select "create alias" or "duplicate"

Comments

[kbhasi]

In the english version of Mac OS X Tiger, the option is called "Get Info" not obtain information

[NielsBlog]

Just click with your right mouse button on a random folder you dragged in the dock and you will get the same result.

[Paramecium]

Sorry mate, but this is a load of rubbish, if you drag the applications folder down to the dock and click and hold, the same happens, trust me, i tried that first.

[mhsarmiento]

This is great, but there's actually a simpler way to do it. All you have to do is: 1. Open a new Finder window 2. Navigate to the folder containing your desired folder 3. Drag your desired folder into the Dock Now you will have a "Stack" in the Dock. You can also right-click (or Ctrl-click) on the icon to bring it up instead of clicking on it for three seconds. If, however, you wanted to use a different icon for the Stack than the original folder, the method you have shown would be very useful. I was so happy when I figured out that this could be done in OS X. I hated having to open the Applications folder, but now it is easily accessible from the Dock. :)

[Marble of Doom]

OMG! This is awesome!

[collard41]

whats a stack

[acaz93]

L00k this