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Congratulations because I love mine even though it sometimes misbehaves. This is really two questions. :eek: Now what i do to fix my Time Machine is to first launch /Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility and do the Repair function on my sparesimage on my Time Machine (I use Time Capsule). This fixes my problem. The second part of your quandary you need something...

Plus if you are getting this message from a site you never visited before and is a hacker or adult site DON'T INSTALL! This is a Trojan! If you clicked install on this QuickTime plugin then download the DNSChanger Removal Tool and run it to get ride of the Trojan. Then go to OpenDNS.com and start using their DNS service. It will block known phishing/virus/trojan hosting...

LetMeGoogleThatForYou - sometimes useful when reminding someone to try Google first - doesn't always take you the right direction, especially if you get help using the wrong, or (in this case) incomplete search terms. marinabear - looks like Doctor X thought you were looking for some kind of mplayer application, which isn't the case at all. You need the right plug-in setup...

iChat is not a separately downloadable application. It comes bundled with Mac OS X 10.2 and later, and in case of 10.3 your system should already have the appropriate version of it installed in /Applications folder. If the application has been deleted and/or can not be found, you can extract iChat application from you Mac OS X system disc (the CDs or DVDs the Mac came with)...

I'm no expert, but I would guess cron is the easiest idea, with a shell script/command set to run whenever you choose. There are GUIs for crontab like this.

What model scanner is it? This is the most recent version I found, which has Intel support (required for the Mac Pro computers): http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/30405 What exact model of Macintosh do you have? You say, "MacPro" -- but there were quite a few of those released. And what is "5G?" Do you mean "G5?" If so, then that's a PowerPC-based...

Doublecheck the version of Garageband you have currently installed. If it's still 1.1, it is rather old - nearly five years, which in software years makes it ancient. http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/22046&vid=146580&mode=info lists also that GB 1.1 is listed to run in a supported way in Mac OS X 10.2 and 10.3, something that Apple's details conveniently...

Well you might be able to use Paragon NTFS for Mac OS X . Better yet make Windows XP2 or better see Mac OS Extended format with MacDrive. Warning: i have heard on the Internet grape vine that MacDrive for Windows is WAY better & more reliable than Paragon's NTFS is for Macs.

There is a FREE program out there for Windows that allows for PC's to access Macintosh drives. I'm on vacation right now, and don't have access to my computer, but I downloaded it for my used Windows PC I recently purchased. The program was available on VersionTracker.com.

here is something quick & free, DNSChanger Removal Tool to run to see if you got the current DNS Trojan.