Minor dock issue...

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I've noticed the glowing blue dot no longer appears underneath icons of the programs that are running in the dock....anyone know why this is? Not a big deal but it was handy to know quickly which programs to shut down when I start up memory hog programs...
 
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Try repairing permissions to see if that helps.

Have you tried theming your Dock? If so it might have messed up your Dock resources.

Go to /System/Library/CoreServices/, find Dock.app, right click and select "Show Package Contents" go to /Contents/Resources and make sure all of the following files are present:

indicator_large.png
indicator_medium.png
indicator_small.png

If you are using the 2D dock check for:

indicator_medium_simple.png
indicator_small_simple.png.

If they aren't there, that's your problem. There are places online where you can download the resources, or you can get them from your install disk using Pacifist.
 
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Thanks for the suggestions.

Repaired permissions - no change
Havent themed the dock, those files are all present.

Any other thoughts? Thanks for your time...
 
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It may be just a corrupt preference file. Try deleting the com.apple.dock.plist
Home folder~library/preferences
 
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Thanks for the help..that did it. All is well.

Cheers.
 

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