Recent content by djohnson

Thanks for the responses. I found out what I needed to know

Has anyone found a way to remove dashboard widgets? My problem is I have 3 clocks and 2 temperature panels. I really don't need but one of each and I have no idea how they came up nor how to get rid of all but 1.

I installed on a g4/500 using the Update avenue. Everything went fine. I tried the same routine on my 17 inch powerbook and it screwed up everything. Had to reformat and start from scratch. Other than that, I am impressed. Well worth the price of admission

I have a 17 PB and almost never hear the fan. If it is being used really heavy you might hear a little fan noise at times but it hasn't been objectional.:D

Both Chips are in the same port. Both are visible when you take the back plate off. As for Brand, anybody's guess. Apple doesn't identify their RAM source. I had that same problem. Run your Hardware Test Disk. It will tell you if you have bad RAM. But I will not tell you which one is bad. You...

The update has been pulled by Apple due to some serious problems on some systems.

Don't know what happened in your case but it has worked flawlessly for me. You have to turn Schedular on in order for it to work. It is off by default.

On mine through Sprint, I had to telnet into the router and do a setup. In that setup, PPoE was an option to turn on. If using OS X, you can do it through terminal. Don't exactly remember the steps but their tech support (EarthLink) can help and they are good. If using OS 9, there is a small...

:D I have an Epson 2450 that works flawlessly in OS X. I downloaded the latest Epson Software and installed before even trying. As a general rule; Any thing Epson works if they say it does. I have 3 different Epson printers and the scanner all running in OS X 10.2.6. They worked in earlier...

I have a Wireless Turbo Mouse Pro. I am using MouseWorks. I have had no problems with either the mouse or the software. I have used it since OS 9.0.

I have a Kensington PocketMouse Pro wireless. It isn't heavy and it does move easily without strain on your hand.

According to the MacTracker database (http://www.mactracker.ca) he can go to the odd numbers mentioned with 544 being the max. Before you smart off; check the facts.

On my desktop I have an 18 in MicroTek LCD. Couldn't afford the luxury of an Apple LCD Display. I also have a 17 in Powerbook

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There is a shareware program called TrashIt. It uses an Applescript setup that works verywell. You can find it at VersionTracker of MacUpdate.