Say what the Dock on a Mac is
Open anything from the strip along the bottom of a Mac screen.
The Dock is the row of icons across the bottom of a Mac screen. Each one opens a program.
A small dot underneath an icon means that program is already open.
Key points
- The Dock is the row of icons along the bottom, and each one opens a program
- A dot under an icon means that program is already open
What to remember
- The Dock holds what you use most, not everything you own.
- A dot means open. A red badge means waiting.
Try this
Look along your own Dock and count the dots. That is how many programs are open.
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