Apple Mac OS X v.10.4 Tiger Manual do Utilizador descarregar pdf (Página 7)

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• As Columns – the

button on the far right.

With this view you see

a hierarchical view of

your computer. The

right pane splits into

multiple columns to

display your computer’s

file and folder

organization.

The Dock

The Dock is your personal launching pad to open applications, documents,

servers, websites, to take out the trash, and more. The Dock appears at the

bottom of your screen by default.

• The Dock has two sides. There is a gray dividing line.

o Everything to the left is an application. Everything else (files,

documents, folders, disks, trash, etc.) is to the right.

• If a program is open it has triangle displayed below its icon.

• To open a program from the Dock, simply click the icon one time.

• To add an icon to the Dock, use the Finder to locate the application,

folder or file, then click and drag it to the Dock. Drag applications to the

left of the line and folders and files to the right of the line.

o Note – when you drag a file to the Dock you haven’t moved the

original file, you are just setting up a

pointer (or alias).

o Tip – you can also press Control and click

the icon of an application that is running

and select Keep in Dock.

• To remove an icon from the Dock, click and drag it out of the Dock. It will

disappear in a puff of smoke.

o Note – when you remove an icon from the Dock, it does not

remove the application, folder or file from your computer.

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Apple Mac OS X v.10.4 Tiger Manual do Utilizador Página 7