It will stay, even after you quit the application. There are also some wonderful news, tips, troubleshooting web sites to avail of likeįor "shortcuts", drag the icon from the Applications folder to the dock (taskbar), not the desktop. I think the above book will work wonders.
you'll want to clone your system and have those handy (and you can have multiple boot drives). You can also have Dock on the side instead of the bottom (wide monitor and want to have more height for web windows and office documents).įirefox and most downloads will be in a "disk image" format that you have to "mount" and then drag the application where you want it (unless it uses an installer application, of course). I tend to not put alias on Desktop in OS X though. There is no "send to Desktop" but you can control click on an icon and "create alias" and then drag that anywhere. I drag the application folder to the far right past "|" bar, so I have a popup menu of everything in /Applications. If it is already running, it will show in/on the dock, and you can control click and from the pop up list, "keep in Dock." so it will always be there.
If you drag the application icon to the Dock, that creates a shortcut and will stay there. Mac OS X: The Missing Manual by David Pogue 😉
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