Quicksilver

This month I had to replace the logic board on my 2002 G4 Quicksilver. I have been trying to install my Postscript fonts in Font Book but font will not show up there, although they do appear in the Library/Fonts folder in the User section of the hard drive. Can anyone suggest a fix?

"Junk" on your hard drive does not affect the speed of your computer in any fashion, unless there's so much junk that you've consumed more than 90% or so of the hard drive space. Installed programs that run in the background (99% of apps do not do this), like Launch Bar, Quicksilver, or other "always-on, never quit" applications can slow a system down, so check your "Login...

I have a G4 933 quicksilver without any airport card inside. I use a dlink wbr1310 router with my ADSL modem to have a wifi access to my internet connection for my Ipod touch. ...

PowerMac Quicksilver Dual 1 Ghz 1.5Gb RAM 160 Hd Mac OS 10.5. ...

I have just done a target download from my QuickSilver to the Imac of the user folder that i saved before I put in the new HD. ...

Our old PowerMac G4 350 MHz Quicksilver was acting up lately. I set the PRAM hoping that it might help. It got worse. ...

I need help with some recent Kernal Panics I have been having. My specs are: Mac g4 PPC quicksilver tower (2002 model) Dual 1.6 Ghz, 1.5 GB SDRAM Mac 10.4.11 Yea its an old computer but it has run great for me all these years, I have never had a kernel panic before and now only a couple days ago I have been having nothing BUT Kernel panics. Here is the data from...

The latest version of MacOS X 10.4 is MacOS X 10.4.11. It is still supported by Apple. Only yesterday, Apple released a security update for this OS. I have no idea why you would even consider that MacOS X 10.4.9 would render things that worked under MacOS X 10.4.8 inoperable. Classic works fine under every version of MacOS X 10.x up through MacOS X 10.4.11. This includes MacOS...

Once a year I have to launch OS9 on an old Quicksilver Mac for a very profitable project. Currently I am running OS 10.4.8. ...

Everyone here is a VOLUNTEER so take that for what's it is worth. So you have three Leopard OS X Macs that work with no problem. So one of the Macs have a problem. Have you tried to boot into Single-User Mode yet and tried to run /sbin/fsck -fy? This is to see if the hard drive went south.