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Programmatically add an alias to the Dock in OS X

I know it is not recommended, but is it possible? The only references I can find relate to updating com.apple.preferences.plist but those changes will not take effect until the next time the Desktop is restarted

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Just restart the Dock after having changed its contents:

killall -HUP Dock
AlberT  2009-09-10 16:53:34

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