For instance.. I like to have Stickies running in the background but I don't want to have it cluttering up my dock.. And on a more general note.. Does anyone else out there think that in OSX there needs to be something equivalent to the Window's yuk System tray?? I do like the dock.. Thanks, Aisha. But other 'process only' tasks may be Click to expand This hack does work..
The problem with this hack is that it puts the application into permanent background mode.. So doing this to Stickies, for example, is a bad idea, since you wouldn't be able to type to it Any other ideas anyone??? Quote "www. Read the rest of this article if you'd like the fairly simple instructions.
NOTE: This one goes in the clearly 'experimental' category. I have not tried this myself yet, but the source the X4U mailing list is generally good, and it seems to make logical sense. Use at your own risk!! Open a terminal session, and first navigate to the "Contents" folder of the application you'd like to modify note - you may want to make a backup of the app first, especially if it's one of the Apple-installed applications.
If your edit was successful, you should see the Key Caps window come up, but no icon in the dock. Does anybody know how I can hide an icon from an app in the Dock. I always have DropDrawers running. A great little utility with a nice Aqua interface. I never want it to quit What can I do to make the icon in my Dock disappear?
Jadey sosumi. An application has to be written to do this. Some have this feature implemented. Email the author and ask if she will consider adding it in. Iuis Registered. DaveM Independent Advisor. Hi motega, this is a known bug in Windows This might work: Hover your mouse over the program in the Task Bar until the preview appears directly above it Right Click on the preview and select Maximize.
In reply to DaveM's post on April 1, I had tried that already. It does not work. Any other thoughts? In reply to motega's post on April 1, That is odd. Go into settings - then system - then click on display. Is it showing just a 1, or a 1 and a 2. If the second is present, see if you can remove it. Click start, and type device manager. When they launches, look for display adapter. Expand it, and right click and update the driver. Search automatically and see if a driver update need to be installed.
Thirdly, is windows up to date? Running version and no updates waiting? OK, so this is where one of my problems is. My apologies! Improve this answer. Do I understand correctly that the default behavior showing indicators for decades now has been changed without notice, and it's up to users to figure out how to get it back?
MechMK1 this answer makes no such claim. The way the question was asked seemed to me as if the behaviour was changed by the update. It might have been changed by the user, too, hence my question. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Making Agile work for data science.
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