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It sounds like you need to restore your iPhone through iTunes. If you have backups enabled, iTunes will reinstall the firmware and then copy your settings, apps, and files back onto the iPhone. Also, if you've lost apps that you purchased, you can re-download them from the iTunes store.

Follow these steps to configure your Gmail via IMAP: Here's for Leopard: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=81379 Here's for Tiger: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=77663 To see what your account settings are for sending new messages, go...

When you share/email a photo from iPhoto, it uses the configured Mail application, by default Apple Mail. iPhoto then resizes the photos as specified and creates a new email in your Mail app. You then send the email, with photos. If you can't send the email, seeing that you have a new email...

WhatSize is helpful in graphically tracking down where all your files are: http://www.id-design.com/software/whatsize/

Why not try updating to 10.5.8 and seeing if that fixes it?

No. You have to have the original iWeb file, not the published site folder.

I have no idea. I believe 18004memory ships up. Maybe try ncix.com for within Canada. If you need help find the right type, let me know.

Yes. Try dealram.com. I've bought from 18004memory.com, OWC and Crucial.com before. You should find the best deals from dealram.

Definitely add more RAM. Apple says the general requirements for Snow Leopard is 1GB of memory (http://www.apple.com/macosx/specs.html), all though Aperture's minimum requirement is just 1 GB. Regardless, add more RAM! It never hurts!

I find that brand name players won't always play everything, whereas cheap players will. I've come across what I assume is brand locking.

I had issues in the past with Azuerus/Vuze running on one machine, and then preventing other machines on the same network from accessing any HTTPS sites. HTTP was fine. As soon as Azuerus/Vuze was shutdown, we had no issues on the other machines. Software updates eventually fixed the issue...

You have to do port forwarding through your router/firewall to your Mac. You would need to do a DHCP reservation on your router or give your Mac a static IP and then have the specified ports in Vuze configured. If you don't have a router, you shouldn't have a problem.

Try Perian: http://www.perian.org/ It's hard to know if there are additional plugins required, if the files have DRM or are corrupted. I'm assuming these are files you've downloaded? If so, you never quite know what you get.

Hi Mike I'm based in Langley if you are able to get the disks to me. Unless they're damaged, I should be able to get your stuff off for you. My business link: http://www.greenlimepro.com/index.html You can get my address and contact details off there. Jamie

It's what hackers do. There are "hacker sweat-shops" where people do nothing but hack sites. I help with a phpBB forum, and people are always creating accounts and posting porn links. A lot of times it's actually bots, not real people, doing it.

I wouldn't worry about it. Peer Guardian is just a port blocker. Firewalls have port blockers, so you see logs like your screenshot all the time. Most likely someone was doing a port scan of your external IP address. Peer Guardian is showing that it's catching it! :)

I've also, been finding that icons aren't showing. After restarting, they mostly show then. In past, coreservicesd has been the issue.

Try using the OpenDNS servers. http://www.opendns.com/ IPs: 208.67.222.222 208.67.220.220

Yes it does, but he said he was using iwisoft swf to avi converter, so I was assuming he has SWF files.

Perian won't play SWF files. I use SWF & FLV Player: http://mac.eltima.com/freeflashplayer.html