How to delete icons on the dock bar in Mountain lion

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How to delete icons on the Dock bar in Mountain Lion

July 29, 2012 by Eyon in Tips & Tutorials/2 reviews

Believe that as long as users who have used OS X systems know this method-just drag the icon out of the Dock. Well, this method is perfectly correct in the previous OS X system, but in the latest OS X Mountain Lion system, you're only half right.

To prevent user misuse, this feature in Mountain Lion is fine-tuned. If you drag the icon directly out and drop it, you can't remove it from the Dock bar, and you'll find it "retracted". Therefore, the correct approach should be:

Drag the icon from the Dock bar farther away (about 5 cm or so), and hold it for about 1 seconds, and then release it after a "trash-like Icon" appears on the icon.

You can also drag icons directly from the Dock bar to the trash and drop them instantly.

Small white question: I follow the above method is still deleted what is going on?

A: Because that program is running, the Dock bar also acts as a task bar and cannot be deleted (). But after you exit the app, it disappears from the dock bar (and of course the app runs again and it appears in the dock bar);

Little White and ask: How do I know which app is running?

A: Go to "system Preferences--dock-", tick "show LEDs for open applications. You will then find a small white dot underneath the running application icon, but not below the running program.

Little white three question: After deleting the icon, how do I recover?

A: Drag the app's icon directly from the Launchpad to the Dock bar (there are some other ways you can find it yourself).