wasn,t this introduced in Snow Leopard?
right click to get "open [folder]" and to see the options for how it
behaves when clicked.
personalyl I wish it could be set to just open again...
Stephen Watson wrote:
As far as memory serves, I've never changed the operation of the dock
at all with any terminal tweaks, but then at my age ...
I suppose the thing to do is find out the behaviour from other
SMUGgers and see if theirs behave as mine does or yours.
Stephen
On 28 Apr 2011, at 21:09, Toby Leighton wrote:
If it started exhibiting this behaviour after a repair, then perhaps
a PRAM reset or disk permisions check might fix it.
I can't think how either of those two are related to the dock, but
then its a mac... PRAM and disk permissions seem to be the miracle
fix for all kinds of little quirks.
Thinking further though... because I can't get my dock folders to
open in finder, only as list or grid, did you by any chance a long
long time ago open terminal and type something like
defaults write com.apple.dock <something>
Thats how nice system tweaks get performed, maybe you customized the
dock behaviour manually so long ago that you've forgotten.
"Reality leaves a lot to the imagination" - John Lennon
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