最近用了 NAMELY 這一套軟體還蠻不錯用的。
不過就是會佔了一個 DOCK 的位置請問有辦法
可以讓它不要顯示在 DOCK 上面嗎 ?
PS 有找到一套叫DOCKLESS 的軟體好像可以
但目前還沒有 UB 的版本 只有 PPC 的版本請問有
其它的軟體可以做到嗎? 或是其它的方法可以做到嗎?
１）在Finder的Namely圖像上control + click
２）選擇“顯示套件內容”
３）在新跳出來的視窗裡頭，打開Contents裡頭的info.plist（建議使用文字編輯，或者PlistEdit Pro之類的軟體）
４）找到 <key>LSUIElement</key>
５）把剛才那行下面的<false/>改成<true/>
６）存檔
７）開啟Namely.....Voila!!!!
這個方法適用於所有的Cocoa軟體
上述極度參考oikos v3 jackc大大此篇
http://www.oikos.com.tw/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=17737&forum=2#112719
Running LaunchBar without a Dock icon
1. In order to get rid of the Dock icon, LaunchBar has to be run as a background application. To turn LaunchBar into such a background application, you have to perform the following steps:
Move the LaunchBar program file to the Desktop (1)
2. Open the application package (Control-click the LaunchBar program file in Finder and choose Show Package Contents)
3. Navigate to Contents > Info.plist
4. Open the Info.plist file with a text editor (e.g. drag it onto TextEdit)
5. Find the line containing <key>LSUIElement</key>
6. Change the next line from <string>0</string> to <string>1</string>
7. Save these changes
8. Move the LaunchBar program file back to your Applications folder
9. Restart LaunchBar
(1) Mac OS X caches the information stored in the Info.plist file an uses these cached values in favor of the actual file contents. It's therefore necessary to move the application to a different location temporarily in order to invalidate this cache.
注意事項：
Important Note: In general, background applications are not considered to have a user interface or to become active. Thus be aware of the following shortcomings:
Background applications do not appear in the Force Quit window. Instead you have to use Activity Monitor (or Process Viewer on Mac OS X 10.2) if you need to force quit LaunchBar.
Background applications do not have their own menu bar. LaunchBar overcomes this problem by putting all the menu commands in the LaunchBar Action menu. This results in a quite large menu, though.
Due to the missing menu bar, OS X displays the menu of the last active application, although this application is no longer active once you activate LaunchBar. This can be quite confusing. When you click in the menu, nothing happens (since the corresponding application isn't active), when you perform a menu shortcut, e.g. Command-Q, it will attempt to quit LaunchBar instead of the application displayed in the menu bar.
Also due to the missing menu bar, the Hide Others command (Command-Option-H) will not work while LaunchBar is active. On Mac OS X there must be at least one foreground application that provides a menu bar. But if a background application - which has no own menu bar - hides all other applications, no menu bar would be left. Therefore OS X simply refuses to perform the Hide Others command when a background application is active.
When running AppleScripts via LaunchBar, dialogs (such as used in the built in Calculate script) cannot be confirmed with Return or Escape. You have to click the buttons with the mouse instead.
Background applications are not notified, when you log out or shut down. Therefore you will not be asked to save any unsaved configuration changes.
Background applications are not notified, when the keyboard layout did change. If the proper keyboard layout is set too late (e.g. during login, when LaunchBar is started automatically before the keyboard layout has been set), LaunchBar will use the wrong layout.
The background mode can't be set individually on a per user basis. If LaunchBar is installed in a multi user environment, the modification will affect all users.
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