lol There is no $.

Anyway this tip is really useful. Thanks

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Yahoo! You win. It was my tip about the control-click, where I also set the challenge to find this, so I guess I owe you something.

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Thanks for this great hint, the Exposé thing was driving me crazy, and I don't see why they implemented this in SL.

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Thank you for posting this hint.
The lack of click and hold in the Dock was driving nuts.


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What kind of behavior does this evoke exactly?

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I wondered, too, what this did. Try
defaults read com.apple.dock show-expose-menus
and see if you get "The domain/default pair of (com.apple.dock, show-expose-menus) does not exist".

If so, you probably see what these people want already. To see the new behavior, that I wasn't seeing, try
defaults write com.apple.dock show-expose-menus -bool yes; killall Dock
then click-hold on something running in the dock.

I kinda like the new behavior, I switched it on permanently, especially since a right click gives me one-click access to the old way.

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10.6.2 this is now unnecessary. Dock Expose now does both. Click and hold on an app's dock icon and it activates Expose for that app AND show's the app's standard contextual menu

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I installed 10.6.2. I click and hold but I only see the minimal Quit-Hide-Options menu .

Could you post a screenshot or describe how you get Dock Exposé and the full contextual menu simultaneously?

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