If you're a user of Objectdock on the PC, if like me you're in Windows 99% of the time but miss the interface of OS X there is a handy stack docklet that lets you have folder stacks like Leopard.
http://matias.securityconsultant.com.ar/StackDocklet-preview.zip
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