Generally you should store your apps in the Applications folder at the
top level of your hard drive, not on your desktop. Most apps probably
won't care but some will and updaters and such tend to assume the
Applications folder as well. Most people tend to use the desktop like a
'work in process' area for documents that you're currently working on.
Once you have the app in the Applications folder you can select it and
add it to the dock.
CB
On 1/10/13 11:04 AM, Marc Rocheleau wrote:
Hey all,
Okay so the subject line makes it sound like these two things are very
random but they aren't so please read on.
I downloaded a couple of apps from the app store and want to add them
to the doc -- I have found them in finder so they're there... but how
do I go about doing this? I tried looking it up on google (and this is
where it all ties in) as well but...
... is there some sort of trick to this? The reason I ask is because,
whenever I search for something, I get the results with no problem. My
issue is that when I go to select a result, it won't bring me to the
actual page, instead it loads a page with different headings like
"URL" and "5" -- it almost seems like it's just presenting the results
page again but in a way that isn't presented properly. This is using
the latest edition of safari, as I am using a brand new mac mini.
Sorry if these are dumb questions with obvious answers -- this is my
first mac and I'm still getting used to how it works. Thanks in
advance for any help you can offer!
-Marc
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