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The outgoing mail server should be smtp.gmail.com rather than what you have. Using the corrected settings, you should set your protocol to POP3 on the Gmail.com website.

I assume that you want to use your PowerBook G4 to get some work done. Just about nobody supports any version of MacOS X that is older than MacOS X 10.3.9. However, I recommend nothing older than MacOS X 10.4.11. Dropbox supports it as do other new software titles. It is also the last version of...

The fact that other people are having the problem is interesting. However, this interesting information in and of itself does nothing to help diagnose the problem or to prescribe a remedy. You need to give relevant information. I assume that the application is not accessible without proper...

If the application is Java-based, then it will display the animated Java startup panel in your browser when you launch it. This brings up a very important point. You are the only person here who has access to your problematic application. Therefore, we rely on you to tell us what is broken. The...

Is you Web-based application Java-based or what?

How is the router issuing IP-addresses?

It sounds like you don't have a router. Do you?

Without actually seeing your error message of the message that fails to send, I can only guess about your problem. That said, it sounds like you are trying to use the recipient's real name [like Evelyn McCloskey] instead of your recipient's email address [like mccloskeye@hahvud.edu].

My reading of your crash log is that iDVD has trouble writing to your media. Have you used the Finder or other applications on this specific Mac to write to blank DVDs from this spindle?

WOW! If I understand your post, then you were not trying to downgrade from QuickTime X to QuickTime Pro, but from a recent version of QuickTime Pro to an older version of QuickTime Pro. Is this correct? I am puzzled beyond belief. The versions of QuickTime that are compatible with MacOS X 10.5...

The latest version of your devices scanner driver was released on August 24, 2012. Along with the rest of Canon's drivers for the PIXMA MX700, it is available here.

I suspect that your Internet Service Provider has installed filters that block certain sites and possibly certain website activities. If you can, then try getting onto the Web via another provider to see if the problem persists.

Would it be too much to ask to repeat this post in English? You might also try posting a screen shot.

It sounds like you are running a 700 GB replacement drive. It should be formatted HFS+ (Journaled), popularly known as Mac OS Extended (Journaled). BTW, there is no such OS as 10.4.1.1. It is MacOS X 10.4.11. A tried-and-true test of system integrity is to login to a test account on your...

What do you mean by "safari has never run well on it"? I am typing this response on a dual 2.0 GHz PM G5 with 2 GB RAM and fully-updated MacOS X 10.4.11 including Safari 4.1.3. I have 12 other browsers installed, but Safari is the one I use. Suffice it to say, Safari runs well and always has...

Instead of spreading rumors that Interarchy is dead, you would be better served by describing your mysterious unnamed problem and asking for help to solve it. There is no evidence that Interarchy is out of development. Nolobe's site has been updated since your OP. As for Interarchy, I have used...

I assume that your drive is formatted HFS+ (Journaled). There are two ways for a Windows computer to see it: Share the drive through your Mac. Install MacDrive on your Windows computer.

You are still fixated on the adapter. However, you say that your Mac recognizes the monitor. This means that the adapter that you have is doing its job. Perhaps, you need to look at the monitor. Is the monitor set to display video from its DisplayPort?

You want to select "Ethernet" if you have an Ethernet connection. Select "Wi-Fi" if you have a wireless connection. That said, it appears that your OP omitted a lot of relevant information. I am also beginning to suspect that you have thoroughly screwed your connection. If you have not...

The router provides an IP-address and a connection. If each computer is connection with an IP-address, then forget about the router. Its job is done. You need Windows networking enabled on your Mac. My experience is that it is enabled by default: Click the Network globe icon in your Finder...