stacks tip!

macscanfly · Dec 10, 2008

if you use stacks open your terminal and paste this into your terminal...

defaults write com.apple.dock mouse-over-hilte-stack -boolean YES (than hit return)

than paste this into terminal

killall Dock (than hit return) than your dock will reload there now check your stacks like move your mouse around your stacks a nice white gradient on your selected app

jamin100 · Dec 10, 2008

screenshot would be nice

macscanfly · Dec 10, 2008

jamin100 said:
screenshot would be nice

sure click command shift 4

macscanfly · Dec 10, 2008

jamin100 said:
screenshot would be nice

or for a full screen shot hit control shift 3

mrplow · Dec 10, 2008

I think Jamin100 meant a screenshot would be nice with your post to demonstrate the change.....

macscanfly · Dec 10, 2008

mrplow said:
I think Jamin100 meant a screenshot would be nice with your post to demonstrate the change.....

oh okay well i fixed it now a=so it dosen't matter

quicksilver · Dec 10, 2008

This is a selectable option when changing parameters using Onyx...

macscanfly · Dec 10, 2008

quicksilver said:
This is a selectable option when changing parameters using Onyx...

what does that have to do with what im saying?

Santino · Dec 10, 2008

quicksilver said:
This is a selectable option when changing parameters using Onyx...

Hooah, thanks for the tip.

macscanfly · Dec 10, 2008

quicksilver said:
This is a selectable option when changing parameters using Onyx...

all so on superdocker

MarkY · Dec 10, 2008

Is anyone else lost? What is the OP talking about? :Confused:

Eric559 · Dec 10, 2008

MarkY said:
Is anyone else lost? What is the OP talking about?

I'm with ya.

dekan · Dec 10, 2008

another vote for lost. thx for the screeny quicksilver!

quicksilver · Dec 11, 2008

macscanfly said:
what does that have to do with what im saying?

Um... that the effect that the terminal string that you quoted has can be achieved by using Onyx... hence the screenshot...