Do you need a dock divider for your Mac OS X dock?
I suppose if you had lots of programs or applications this could be helpful. Perhaps better for kids who might get confused. It seems to be free. Thanks Adam Betts.
Tagged: Dock
Do you have a mysterious disappearing icon in your dock?
The Logitech Control Center Update strikes again. Probably best if you just avoid this software. Thanks Jeremy! ”OK, mystery solved. It’s the “Logitech Control Center Update” application.
(William Martin above was right about it being an auto-updater.)
I finally got a screen capture of it when it opened up in the Dock before it disappeared. The icon has a black Logitech mouse in the lower right corner, a light green “Download” icon (arrow pointing downward to computer) in the upper left corner, and a gray-white background. “
Is your Finder running constantly and taking up CPU?
You may notice this by using Activity Monitor. If this has happened you will benefit from following Kappy’s advice. “Most likely it’s crashed. Press COMMAND-OPTION-ESC, select the Finder, click on the Relaunch button. If that doesn’t help then use Activity Monitor. Select the Finder in the Processes list, click on the Quit icon in the toolbar, click on the Force Quit button.
The Finder should relaunch automatically, but if it does not then click on the Finder’s Dock icon.”
Want an iPhone compatible dock/speaker system? Logitech S315i review
It is a $99 item that is good in almost every respect except for the lack of a remote control by the reviewer. Click here to read more.
How to fix programs that were improperly added to the Dock System
So if you are a new user and confused about why programs sometimes open another window when you launch them, this article will explain how to fix it.