A couple quick tips and you’re well on your way to customizing leopard beyond the dock location. You have the ability to switch the icons all over the place. You finally have all the control you need with native applications.
Well, I'm pretty much addicted to all things Apple, and Twitter. That's probably all you really need to know. If I'm not posting here, I'm probably wasting time on Twitter.
I usually use "sudo killall -HUP Dock" to kill my dock in instances where I need it. Then again.. I'm terminally geeky. It is a nice way to get your dock restart in one command, though ;)
I think both methods are effective, but the way Josh describes probably works a bit better (for instance, pasting into the get info window almost never preserves transparency).
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