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I have an iMac DV SE (the one in my signature) and an old Macintosh SE from 1987.

You can open it with the application "Property List Editor". I think it's installed along with the developer tools (a seperate CD that come with Mac OS X).

Does anyon know for sure that abandonware is legal? I know that sites like that says so but I don't feel too convinced. Is someone on this forum a lawyer?

All I can say is that it has worked perfectly for me ever since I upgraded to Jaguar. Do you have any of his/her computer specs, in particular his/her means to connect to the internet?

No need for that. It's available from Apple now at http://www.apple.com/quicktime/qtv/expo02/. I'm going to watch it tonight.

I'm not entirely sure but I think that's just a setting in TinkerTool - not in Mac OS X itself (at least not in the GUI part of it). You can probably download it at versiontracker.com.

I think it works like this: If you try to delete a picture while you're in an album then only the link to the file will be deleted. If you instead are in your "Photo library" and try to delete a picture, then the dialog will pop up and ask you if you want to delete the file too.

Finally found a mirror to the article: http://www.forked.net/www.timecanada.com/

Does anyone know if it's possible to convert a normal quicktime file into a DV-stream file without buying Quicktime Pro? I'm looking for a simple shareware or freeware to use once for a school project.

Don't you think that something is missing from Mac OS X? Labels, aliases that don't break, no filename extensions? I truly recommend that everyone who cares about the thing that make the mac platform special to sign this petition: http://www.petitiononline.com/osxmd/petition.html

I would like the trash to say how many files it contains and how much space they use when I empty it (like it did in Mac OS 9).

I think I have found a bug. The "Stop Speaking" button doesn't seam to work.

I think it's a "Gulfstream V" (looked for it in an old mac-paper).

Should the dock follow you when you change desktop, stay in the "main" desktop or should there be a seperate dock for each desktop? By the way, spring-loading folders are usefull. I sure hope they appear in X.

This is what the Aqua Guidelines says: "Reserved and recommended keyboard equivalents Menu Keys Command Application Command-H* Hide Application Command-Q* Quit Window Command-M* Minimize File Command-N* New … *These combinations are reserved by the system; the others are...

About Easykeys. Perhaps I didn't understand you mindbend but doesn't the controlpanel where you set your keyboard setting (I don't know what the english version is called) do this? I have Mac OS 9.04 and without any extra control panels or extensions I can use F1-F15 to launch my favourite...

I'm sorry to say so, but I was set to buy one until I saw the price. By the way, have you seen the new TV-commercial?

I found it! It's in a thread called "Let's see if your real face looks better than your desktop. Post your pic!". :)

I just wanted to be the first to say congratulations on the 2000 (am I the first?). You have 2003 when I write this.

Also the Swedish Applestore says: Note: The Swedish version of Mac OS X will be available at a future date. on the pre-order site.