Hide Icons on OSX

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Schmeddy
Any good free software out there to hide icons on osx from the tool bar?
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ok_not_ok0
http://foggynoggin.com/desktoppl…
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Dogear
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- $17! just to hide my toolbar?
  i'm sure it does much more, i just didn't read it :)lvl_13
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Ranger0
click on your desktop
 a
 ←
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Dogear
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- And then:
   ^ ←AlexanderDK
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elahon0
Assuming you mean the Menu Bar, and are talking about the stuff on the right, it depends on what you want to take off. If they are Apple things like Sound and the little Flag, just hold Command and drag them off. Other items like Date and Time can be turned off via the Sys. Pref. Not sure about Spotlight, I think that can't be turned off.
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Dogear
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- http://osxdaily.com/…Anders
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XB120
Better yet ... anyone know how to turn off stacks on the downloads folder? I hate the springing action– why can't it just open a new window?
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Dogear
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- use the grid format instead of spring/fanFanco
- right-click and explore the choices!ribit
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raf0
@XB12
Change the folder's "Display As" to grid or list. Alternatively, create an alias to Downloads folder and put it in Dock instead of the folder.
I always add Applications folder to Dock, set it to list view - I get good old Windows application list this way.
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Dogear
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- SO. MUCH. BETTER.XB12
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KevinTx0
sup dorkz.
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Dogear
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- don't hate! don't hate!
  on a side note, you used a z.
  enough said.lvl_13
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