I have about 7 applications that came with my Canon EOS XSi and I want to create a stack for all of these apps.
I first googled how to do this and apple says just create a folder and drag it there.... so I opened the folder where all of the Canon utilities are located and created another folder and drug all of the programs in there and drug that folder to the stack area of the dock... and perfect everything was there and seemed to work... BUT when I opened any of the apps they would instantly crash... so I drug all of the apps back into their original folders and they worked again... so obviously I cannot create my stack this way...
So I tried copying all of the apps icons and a little progress bar pops up and it copys the actual app showing that it was working on copying the 60 mb program... In the interest of saving HD space is there a way to make a "shortcut" (to borrow a windows term) to create my stack?
I first googled how to do this and apple says just create a folder and drag it there.... so I opened the folder where all of the Canon utilities are located and created another folder and drug all of the programs in there and drug that folder to the stack area of the dock... and perfect everything was there and seemed to work... BUT when I opened any of the apps they would instantly crash... so I drug all of the apps back into their original folders and they worked again... so obviously I cannot create my stack this way...
So I tried copying all of the apps icons and a little progress bar pops up and it copys the actual app showing that it was working on copying the 60 mb program... In the interest of saving HD space is there a way to make a "shortcut" (to borrow a windows term) to create my stack?