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  • Leopard’s stacks have met a mixed reception, but I’ve found that I can increase my productivity by creating a Working stack for projects I am currently working on. (First I create a Working folder in my home directory, and then I drag it to the Dock). When I start to work on a project, I drag aliases for all the relevant files into that Working stack (by holding down Command-option as I drag the files to the Dock). I then have quick access to all my current files.

     

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