A Quick-and-Dirty High Contrast Dock
By Bryan Clodfelter

Step 1:  Open the "High Contrast Dock" folder in one window.  Drag it off to the side.

Step 2:  In a new window, navigate to: Macintosh HD / System / Library / CoreServices / Dock.  Right click Dock and select "Show Package Contents."  

Step 3:  Navigate to the / Contents / Resources folder and move the following files to the trash (Mac OS X will ask for your password to send these files to the trash):

	- frontline.png
	- scurve-xl.png
	- scurve-l.png
	- scurve-m.png
	- scurve-sm.png

Note: At this point, Leopard may (due to an unresolved bug) think that it can't move those files to the trash.  You can try to toss them again, but it's pointless (you'll get a -43 error, if I recall correctly).  Continue on and don't worry about it for now!

Step 4:  Copy and paste the files from the "High Contrast Dock" folder into the /Resources folder.

Note: If you experienced the bug mentioned above, be sure to tell Mac OS X to replace any duplicate files remaining in / Resources.

Step 5:  Open Terminal and type "killall Dock" (without the quotes).  The dock should change.  If it does, congratulations--you're done!  If you ever want to revert, follow the same steps, but use the files in the "Standard Apple Dock" folder.

Note: If the Dock doesn't change, that means that the files in / Resources folder didn't get replaced, or, if they did and the old files are in the trash, that means that the Dock is reaching into the trash to one or more of the old image files.  If emptying the trash doesn't help, the solution is to repeat steps 3 & 4 once or twice--in doing so, you'll break through Leopard's bug.