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So... carbon apps don't always work in OS9. Office 10 was made for OS X, but it was not rewritten in cocoa becuase it would have taken too long. So it was carbonized for X and they added alot of X Only features therefore it will not run in OS 9.

Omniweb has a nice built in html editor, There is also creativepage but i don't like it too much. Thats all i guess.

From what i understand if you put PC-133 memory in a system that is designed for PC-100 the PC-133 ram will run the speed of PC-100. So the ram will run slower than its designed to run, but its the fastest your sytstem can handle. I just installed PC-133 ram in my iMac and it runs fine and is...

OS XI will never exist, well if it does it will have to be an entire new OS again. OS X 11.0 will be more likely.

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I know a person that killed there iMac moniter by playing with unsupported resolutions. I would not recommend doing so...

"------->old<------ PCI Radius 8MB video card " OS X doesn't support that video card... i would think

CPU usage means nothing. I have had iTunes use about 2% of the cpu in the background while i was doing other things. If iTunes is the front most app OS X will give it the most cpu power.

Delete Internet Explorer and download Omniweb at (www.omnigroup.com)or Mozilla or Opera or iCab they are all better than IE.

I went to that site in OmniWeb and had no problems. (10.0.4) Can't goto it in IE becuase i deleted it a few mins after i installed OS X.

"I did....0.4 didn't seem to add much speed. but devtools? wow. immediately noticeable. " Which ever you installed first will give you the "speed" increase. The 2nd one installed is just doing what the first did and you won't notice any increase because you already updated the prebinding.

It doesn't really speed anything up. Im guessing that you upgraded to 10.0.4 and when you do that it does "sudo update_prebinding -verbose -root /" When you installed the Dev tools it does the same thing. Since you had already just done it you will not see a speed increase.

Close all your apps, open the terminal and type in "sudo update_prebinding -verbose -root / " Enter your password and press return. This takes awhile so be patient. This will speed up MacOS X slightly, it is doing just what it does when you update to a new version or install the dev tools. Note...

What freeware/shareware apps would you like to see in the future (if they are resonable i might be able to help)