>* on the right it interferse with access to drives, and docments mounted >on the desktop. >* on the left - many applications have tool bars (floating pallets and >such) that (at least as default) star on the left edge of the screen. > >BTW - the exact same thing can be said of winblows task bar
but not of Dragthing. Like Dragthing, the dock can be autohidden, but it would of course be nice if it could be turned off completely without having to resort to OS hacking. You seem as in the rest of your retoric, to deny facts such as the possibility of autohiding. Had you critisized the dock for interfering with other on the edge tasks then your critique would have merit, instead of constituting whining. When denying facts it's very easy to "prove" things. I'm not saying OS X is perfect or errorfree but that it is on enough points superior for my puposes to OS 9, starting with version 10.2. I seriously doubt your are basing your critique on 10.2. Your critique is behind the times. Get updated and stop spreading what is close to lies about OS X. Several of the things you've said are simply not true or compare freak occurences in OS X to novelty behaviour in OS 9, which somewhat as comparing apples and bicycles. Thank you for reading this far Micke Bystrom Project Manager Web & Idea Developer ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
