You can also write an object using a variable, or another command when wrapped with “. You can also add a folder or file to the dock using a similar command:ĭefaults write persistent-apps -array-add “tile-datafile-data_CFURLString/Users_CFURLStringType0file-labelUsersDirectoryfile-type18tile-typedirectory-tile” You can also add a custom title for the object that you are adding by using the file-label key and providing a string with the content that you want the label to have. To do so, we’re going to use the defaults command and we’re going to look at adding an application first:ĭefaults write persistent-apps -array-add ‘tile-datafile-data_CFURLString/Applications/Microsoft Office 2008/Microsoft Word_CFURLStringType0’ From the command line it isn’t quite as trivial but not that complicated either. To do so from the command line, you can write directly into the for a user. Applications go on the left side of the dock and folders/documents/stacks go on the right.
Using Mac OS X, one of the most trivial things (provided you have permission) is to add an object to the dock.
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