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Q: 

What is the command line syntax for custom stacks for the OSX Leopard dock?

I know there is a command line syntax for adding custom stacks to the OSX Leopard dock besides the "Downloads" which comes by default. What is it?

+1  A: 

http://code.google.com/p/dockutil/

zoul  2008-10-03 05:47:44
No I want the syntax to do it directly. I want to learn Apple's syntax, not the syntax for a tool that produces the syntax for me.
dacracot  2008-10-03 05:50:30
A: 

While this doesn't completely answer your question, this page has some info on how to add a "recent items" stack to the Dock. Maybe that will help you to figure out what the generic syntax for adding Stacks is?

Andy  2008-10-15 17:37:51

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