My product requirements are asking me to "Add two URL item-thingies to
the Dock on product install" (paraphrased. :))
yuck
Reading through the cocoa-dev archive, there seems to be consensus
along the lines of "One shouldn't force something onto the Dock, it's
up to the user to define." Which I'm in agreement with too, one should
prompt the user for that. So, my Installer will do the right thing and
prompt first.
That's still bad. Why confuse the user with such unnecessary doodad?
Haven't seen a single application that does put things in the Dock. You
might want to use the Help menu instead - if it's something about
support, mail back etc. that is. If it's not, a mention in the
documentation should suffice.
Andreas
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