1 stack broke.

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I have a mini 1.66 2gb ram. 10.5 leopard.

My document stack works good. I click on it and it fans out. But the download stack doesn't do anything. Just refreshes the screen. If I right click and say open it opens but it refuses to fan out. And if I remove it fro the dock it just pops it self right back in. I can't remove the empty folder I put on the dock either.

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Try restarting the dock. Open up a Terminal window and type in

killall Dock

If that doesn't work, try relaunching Finder through the Force Quit menu.
 
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It sounds as though it can't find your downloads folder. Remove the folder from the dock and drag it back in from the Finder.
 
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Removing the folder wouldn't work cuz it just popped it self back in 2 seconds later.

But it started working last night magically. Not sure why.

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I waved my magic wand. Figured you wouldn't mind. Just to make sure, you did have something in the downloads folder, right? Only reason I ask is because the first thing I did was click on it after the upgrade but nothing happened. Then I realized nothing was in there.
 
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Yes by default it come with about.pdf. And it opens.

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