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Best thing to do first is to get all your files. Start up your computer in Target Disk mode (get a firewire cable) and connect your comp to another PC - in Target Disk mode it becomes a hard drive, essentially, and doesn't need to boot up to see the hard drive contents...

Reparing permissions fixes permissions. Ahem. :)

Make sure the files you are creating with the Hp software aren't edit-locked. If you create a file, you should be able to edit it in preview.

Read my entire post. You'll also notice in the quote that it's not just UNIX but it: "incorporates a subsystem based on a UNIX-style operating system that uses permissions in the file system". Permissions, over time, can get corrupted. They just do. It doesn't have much to do with Windows or...

To access Address Book Debugging Options, get TinkerTool from versiontracker.com, then go to Applications/Address Book: Enable diagnostic menu. When you go back to Address Book, you'll see a new "Debug" menu which will give you options. You can at least start logging errors and find out more...

From Apple (I quote this in my blog post): "Permissions Defined Mac OS X incorporates a subsystem based on a UNIX-style operating system that uses permissions in the file system. Every file and folder on your hard disk has an associated set of permissions that determines who can read, write...

Even Apple recommends doing this regularly. I link to a support article in my blog post. Permissions get corrupted - it's a fact of life. :)

You need to repair permissions and restart your computer regularly, should fix this: http://thesalon.blogspot.com/2009/04/if-you-use-mac-you-need-to-repair.html Let us know if this doesn't work, there are other things you can do as well.

Quickest and easiest fix is to shorten your nav titles (one word if you can swing it). Safari is forcing all your ul elements in the nav to be on one line, looks like Firefox is more flexibile with this. Your site code has many issues (why have inline styles for your links?) which you should...

Each page should have something unique in the title. Possibly repeat the h1 tag at the top of each page at the end of the title? That way google can tell the pages apart.

Need some more info. Is this form online or in a pdf?

You have to click the finder icon to restart it in that case. Tinker tool also gives you control over your dock, and you can restart it as well.

You probably need to open up your mouse preferences on your mac (I assume your mouse has its own software?) If not, try keyboard/mouse in system preferences. You can then set up your buttons to do different things. Otherwise, try simply selecting the text and right clicking and see if "copy"...

Also do the key combo for "Show/Hide Dock", I think it's command + shift + D.

First thing, repair permissions and then restart your computer: http://thesalon.blogspot.com/2009/04/if-you-use-mac-you-need-to-repair.html I highly recommend you also download TinkerTool from Versiontracker.com. It allows you to quit and restart the Finder which sometimes resolves these weird...

All related threads here: http://macosx.com/topics/error-3259-entourage.html Particularly here: http://macosx.com/forums/mac-os-x-system-mac-software/307561-problems-sending-email-entourage-error-3259-a.html Are you trying to 3rd party forward? (sending emails from one isp through another...

I just did a test on a pdf I downloaded from the internet, and the Adjust color settings were grayed out. When I grabbed a preview from the right column and dragged it to the desktop (becomes a clipping) I can then edit the color on that file. I don't think you want to do this for all the rest...

Where did the PDF file come from that you're trying to edit? Need more specs about the file in order to help more.

For best compatibility with Adobe Creative Suite you should at least get CS (the first one) If you share files at all with other users this will be important. As for Quark I'm pretty sure you should use Quark 7 or 8 since 10.5.8 is pretty advanced for the relic that is Quark 6. Since you're...

Have you tried restarting and shutting down from a different user account on the same machine?