VersionTracker

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Download TinkerTool http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/11967 Run that, and turn OFF the setting: "Show hidden and system files" Click the Relaunch Finder button, and (presto!) those files will vanish from view.

For OS 9 and earlier, you might be able to use Thursby Software's DAVE solution to communicate with the Windows PC. Here's a link to Versiontracker with a version for OS 9 and earlier, as the latest version doesn't support it anymore: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/17527 Leopard (and previous version of OS X down to Jaguar) have Windows Sharing...

Ah, OK! That's not a disk image that mounts - that's the partition that you created with the Boot Camp utility. If you didn't install Windows on that partition, then it would be empty. So, that's not Boot Camp that you see, but the results of what Boot Camp does - which is create a bootable partition that you can use for Windows. How do you remove that partition? You have...

dmg is like a compressed image file. If you download a normal does it still go away?with the way your telling your story it only happens in .dmg downloads w/c is unusual. Provide us a link to what your trying to download maybe we can have a better idea what it is. Better yet go to versiontracker or apple downloads try downloading anything there

Hi and welcome :) Try this http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/10074404&vid=10136894&mode=info or http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/10074404&vid=10165752&mode=info (this is probably better) - they don't list exact version but that's when 10.2.x was out

Or to put it more generally: http://www.versiontracker.com http://www.macupdate.com Both sites track software for the Mac. You'll find thousands of free-, share- and payware applications and their updates there, as well as descriptions that actually help you and reviews that may give you an idea whether a download is worth your bandwidth. Entering yahtzee as search term...

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Small, Cheap and current? Then you want Audio Recorder. It is one trick pony to record the human voice (no music) from the line-in or microphone.

If the printer works fine from other machines, and does not work fine from your machine, that tends to speak more of your computer than the printer itself, as you may suspect. If you create a new user account on your computer and log in under that new account, does the Print & Fax System Preference pane "behave" any better? If so, it may be something specific to your user...