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I've run into a bit of a problem being the only Mac user in my group of business partners, with whom I sometimes have meetings in AIM chat rooms. Adium won't let me save logs of these chat meetings at all for some reason, and iChat has that annoying stipulation of only allowing you to save logs as .ichat files, which of course people without iChat can't read. Is there a...

No you can because OS X leaves DS Store files (they are hidden in OS X) to leave your folder view preferences. Windows Admins and other don't like those non-use files left behind so applications like the free TinkerTool to turn off leaving that .DS Store file on windows servers. So you will have to suffer users view the last persons view on a folder in Windows Server.

One tip I found was if you Ctrl click on any folder you can attach a 'folder action' to it. There's a simple 'add - new item alert.scpt' action which alerts you to items being added to the folder. Not totally what I was looking for. There's also a program called File Monitor which allows you to monitor more than one folder at a time but again, the alert system is very...

Do some software maintenance (more later) and check for the two know Mac specific Trojans with the free DNSChanger Removal Tool. Now the software maintenance cleaning can be done with either Onyx or Yasu and run all the cleaning routines. Just a word of advice, after running any "cleaning" routines and the software reboots the Mac, immediately manually reboot the Mac again to...

'Report to Apple' never guarantees a response. And it never gets a response from Apple when the crashreports are sent from non-Apple software. With this one, Filemaker.com would be a better place to send the crashreports to. Just like Microsoft will not give any replies for the software crash reports one would send to them from Adobe or Skype or any other non-Microsoft...

Adobe CS, not CS 2 or 3? I see Mac OS X 10.2 through 10.3 listed.

ChangeMAC is the only application i have ever seen on the net for OS X. I never used it so beware.

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/25512 Maybe...

I downloaded the DNSChanger Removal Tool and it didn't take and I couldn't find it anywhere in my files. When I came back here I got this message in my account box (attachment). I don't understand any of it. I went back and downloaded it again and got it in my Finder. It didn't find any virus. I do wonder what the warnings were and if they indicate anything wrong...

Run the free scanning tool DNSChanger Removal Tool and scan to make sure you didn't authorize the Trojan floating around for the Mac.