Where do you normally position your dock?

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  1. Howard Roark

    Howard Roark Member

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    Sorry for the mundane question. But i've been wondering where do you guys normally position your dock? Bottom? Right? Left? How does this affect your productivity?

    3D dock or 2D dock? Apparently, a lot of graphic designers prefer to keep their dock either at the left or right side especially when using a MB or MBP since its widescreen, it gives them more vertical screen space.

    I personally prefer the traditional dock at the bottom. Been accustomed to it i guess.
     
    #1 Howard Roark, Apr 14, 2009
  2. goddessella

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    Mine's at the right side, just because keeps on acting up when i try to click links in the bottom of a webpage if the dock's also at the bottom.. :p
     
    #2 goddessella, Apr 14, 2009
  3. vhoythoy

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    Mine located at the bottom. Magnified and customized using candybar :D
     
    #3 vhoythoy, Apr 14, 2009
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    mine at bottom part also.
     
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    Left with Hiding On
     
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    Mine is at the bottom, too.
     
    #6 michelledsbona, Apr 14, 2009
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    Down under :D
     
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    bottom too, I pretty much stick to the defaults with my own minimal tweaks.
    Locked the dock so I don't accidentally drag things out of it with Deeper.
     
    #8 chetiboy, Apr 14, 2009
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    Bottom, no magnification.
     
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    the normal way, magnification on, and reduced to be small icons.. : )
     
    #10 Vinuox, Apr 14, 2009
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    Another "bottom-er" here... i'd like to keep it to default settings... :cool:
     
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    Left.. but I'm going to change it because the icons magnify when I'm trying to close a window
     
    #12 mariaeliza8, Apr 14, 2009
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    bottom part of the screen :)
     
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    I'm a bottom. I mean, mine's at the bottom. Hiding and magnification on, small icons.
     
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    at the left... as i have my window taskbar at the bottom... running coherence on parallels as no autocad substitute yet for mac... ;o(
     
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    bottom with magnification on!
     
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    Left also with hiding on too.
     
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    Adobe users (InDesign/Illustrator/Photoshop) won't place the dock left or right simply because Toolbox & Control Palettes are usually and efficiently (by default) located on the sides.

    Bottom/magnification on/hiding off.
     
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    Bottom, magnification off, hiding on.
     
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    bottom part of the screen, magnification on, hiding off.
     
    #20 mokongski, Apr 15, 2009
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