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Hello.
I might be going mad, but there are no other Macs in my house (yet) to compare it to, so bear with me.
I accidentally deleted my 'downloads' stack from the dock a few days ago. I re-dragged it from Finder onto the dock and thought everything was hunky-dory again, but I'm not sure it's working the same way.
If I download a compressed file archive (say, a ZIP archive) and unzip it, should that unzipped folder ordinarily appear in the 'downloads' stack (as I believe happened before I screwed it up)? Or should I have to open the Downloads folder in Finder to see it (as it is now)?
If someone could (a) answer my question, and if needed (b) tell me how to 'fix' it, I'd be very much obliged.
Thanks!
Al.
PS. I'm running Leopard on a 15" 2.5 2008 MBP in case it's relevant.
I might be going mad, but there are no other Macs in my house (yet) to compare it to, so bear with me.
I accidentally deleted my 'downloads' stack from the dock a few days ago. I re-dragged it from Finder onto the dock and thought everything was hunky-dory again, but I'm not sure it's working the same way.
If I download a compressed file archive (say, a ZIP archive) and unzip it, should that unzipped folder ordinarily appear in the 'downloads' stack (as I believe happened before I screwed it up)? Or should I have to open the Downloads folder in Finder to see it (as it is now)?
If someone could (a) answer my question, and if needed (b) tell me how to 'fix' it, I'd be very much obliged.
Thanks!
Al.
PS. I'm running Leopard on a 15" 2.5 2008 MBP in case it's relevant.