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Sorry, I don't understand.

I have over a dozen accounts on various domains and Mail works flawlessly. I think your problem relates to the fact that you are accessing webmail accounts. As you've discovered, Mail will tolerate one but not two. You'll probably have to select which one you'll continue to use with Mail and use...

Unfortunately, I don't understand your description but, when anything goes wrong, try rebooting then repairing permissions. The G4 will happily run OS10.4. Any reason why you haven't updated?

Well, actually, as a Technical Author I normally charge £60 an hour for proofreading! :)

It took till age 43, and several company moves and redundancies, for me to stop thinking "how can I get a career" and start thinking "how can I earn serious money?" Answer: I now work for myself. I have a very amenable boss. ;)

Jeez, you guys will do anything for money! ;) OK, I made my donation. For the benefit of others who are desperate to give you their hard-earned pennies, the donation page (it's important to make it easy for people) is here: https://macosx.com/order/vip/index.html More typos here...

Just a tip to the writer of this endearing pop-up. In English we don't put an apostrophe in a verb. So it's "needs" not "need's". I'll donate my $15 if you put that right. :)

Oh, you mean The Finder.

I don't actually have Internet Explorer installed on my Mac. :(

Denis, you should start your own post with an appropriate heading like "Menu bar strange behaviour OSX 10.4.8 on Powerbook (PowerPC)", since it has nothing to do with this virus discussion.

What was the result of running DiskWarrior?

Hmm, that's interesting. I think it might be worth removing the iPhoto preference file then reinstalling iPhoto. Home -> Library -> Preferences -> com.apple.iPhoto.plist

No problem. You are welcome.

Are you running anything which modifies the standard OSX appearance?

It's strange. When we first started to use email and Usenet (am I showing my age?) we never top-posted did we? And we don't top-post in forums like this. I guess it's OK in a personal email to quote the original below the answer, just for reference, but in a business context or in a mailing...

and it's an absolute pain to read because I have to scroll up and down! Why would you want to do that? I've noticed a lot of blogs go up the page

Could it be Age-Related Macular Degeneration?

I don't see how that gets the cursor two lines below the quoted text, where it's supposed to be.

I started using Macs back in 1987 (OS 6.0.4) and "got connected" in 1995. I've never encountered a Mac virus, worm, trojan, spyware, whatever. That's never; not once.

FWIW I just cloned my entire OSX drive to a new internal drive using Prosoft "Data Backup" which I was given as a Christmas present. No problems with it. It just worked.