Spaces application icon

i lost the icon from the dock. i was able to paste it in desktop but i can't get it back to the dock. is there any available manuals that can guide me through? appreciate any help.

sergenb,
Welcome to Apple Discussions.
Just go to your Applications folder, and find the "Spaces" icon. Then drag it to the previous location on the Dock.
;~)

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