Quicken

and usually I don't even notice it's gone until I try to launch Quicken and it begins to launch Classic. Then I notice that the Sticky is gone. ...

I've got some personal files, ie passwords, quicken data, etc. that I would like to 'lock' with a password. ...

Finder, Omniweb, Mail, Fire, TextEdit, Address Book, Sherlock, Appleworks, Quicken 2002, Quicktime, Terminal, and sometimes a Classic application or two. Under normal circumstances I have anywhere from 200 to 800 Megabytes of RAM free. ...

No, I define my mother as the average mac user, and she sure as shit don't need to blow 600 dollars on no MS office. She types her letters in Appleworks, prints and mails them. She can open the few MS office files that she gets from email forwards in Appleworks. Agreed. oh hell yeah, thats the best game ever.

I don't think a single person answered the question properly, which was "apps that every Mac user should have", not "Your favorite ten apps". Here's what every Mac user should have, including justifications: 1. Microsoft Office (Appleworks is for amateurs, Office is mandatory for biz to biz communications. Have fun sending Appleworks docs to clients.) 2. Explorer (Yes,...

How about 13... in no particular order :) Fire.app Office v.X Corel Graphics Studio X Freehand X Carracho :p rBrowser PhotoGrid X Toast 5 PR2

BBedit Lite AOL Instant Messanger Adobe Photoshop + Image Ready MS Office v.X Quicken Delux 2002 Carracho Client Toast Titanium iTunes 2 Transport FTP LimeWire

Unfortunatelly I dont have an extra dongle :( YOu can find dongles and memory cards on ebay. I have bought a 2Mb card back in my 120 days. I have a 2100 too he he. The thing I hate about the PCMCIA modems is the "wires" part. I would like to do stuff wirelessly with my cell phone ;) Unfortunatelly IrDA on the newton is a baby and cant comprehend signals used nowadays. ...

the X upgrade was FREE for registered users of the previous version. More upgrades to X should be like this. I don't know why so many folks cling to quicken when they drop Mac OS support on a whim every few years. ...

Media Player functions just like the OS 9 version except it's native. It is nothing close to the windows version, but it plays asf media (Microsoft media format) very well. It totally leverages the power of OS X. As a matter of fact i have a 308k stream playin in it as well as music in itunes, Office burning in toast, a terminal shell running "top" @ .75 sec intervals, AIM,...