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You can relaunch Finder by force quitting it Command-Option-Escape You reset Finder/Sidebar prefs by trashing the pref files, you can find them in ~/Library/Preferences/ (probably named com.apple.finder.plist & com.apple.sidebarlists.plist) Logging out and back in may also help if you haven't...

Check out FairMount , might sort out your problem.

Ah, I see. You can convert .aiff to .wav also In iTunes OS Xs' system sounds are in /System/Library/Sounds if you want to use those (remember to make a copy, don't convert the original). And probably the easiest way to search what audio files are on your hdd is to do a Spotlight search with...

Right click on the Thunderbird app icon and choose 'Show Package Contents', then in contents there'll be a 'Resources' folder, go into that and have dig around, the aiff files will most likely be in there or possibly in 'English.lproj' or whatever your native language is. If you replace a sound...

Probably the simplest way (that I know) would be get info on the locked file, Command-I and make sure it is unlocked. See image.

1. USB hubs are fine to use, make sure it's USB 2.0 2. SuperDuper or CarbonCopyCloner 3. Don't know much about it, but check out Cha-Ching 4. For syncing files and folders? Check out Rsync for the involved way or ChronoSync for the easier way. 5. Yes. Though note if it is formatted in NTFS you...

When using the Sansui LCD TV/DVD, did you have it set up through System Prefs > Displays to have the Menu Bar on the external display? If so, this could be the problem, the Powerbook would be starting up ok, you just can not see anything. Start up with the external display plugged in, then go...

There's a "Show All' menu item, which you can set your own keyboard shortcut in System Prefs > Keyboard and Mouse.

What about 'Command-Option-H' to hide others?

Mmm, have you tried deleting the preference files for those apps? Located in ~/Library/Preferences or /Library/Preferences Maybe it's some keychain issue though? Check through Keychain Help to see if you can solve your problem through that.

Hold down Command key, then click, drag and drop it out.

Seeing as nothing is on the drive, no need to erase it, right? You can rename it (and format) via the 'Partition' tab. If I understand right, you just need to give the hdd a name.

Try divxdoctor which I find to be quite quick at converting avi to mov. You can cue up files, not sure how many though.

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Try SafariStand It has an option to remove the metal texture of Safari with various shades of grey.