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Ooh, don't use Disk Warrior. I've heard of many issues cropping up because of that app - it's a bit out of date and doesn't handle mac permissions as well as it should. Boot in Single User mode and run a repair from there: http://thesalon.blogspot.com/2009/05/mac-os-x-single-user-mode.html

Boot up with your os x system disk on your computer and initiate a repair permissions (don't reinstall os x just yet). Reboot and let us know if your computer gets past the blue screen. Though you might need to do an archive and install in order to get things working again...

Look for "saving files" on this page: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Fireworks/10.0_Using/WS4c25cfbb1410b0021e63e3d1152b00d9a7-7fff.html

Inkscape is good, and free. Or just add notes from within Acrobat.

If you don't have the original install disks you have to copy over all files to their correct locations. Of course I'm assuming you have purchased licenses for these applications and not condoning you do this unless this is the case. (legalese) You have to uninstall anything Adobe, reboot in...

Just reset the ipod first and see if that fixes it. Then do jesse14's thang. ;)

Um, it's because there's no color in black and white pdfs. ;) You have to adjust contrast or brightness only with b/w pdfs.

Great tips here: http://www.robinwood.com/Catalog/Technical/OtherTuts/MacColorPicker/MacColorPicker.html And the best tips here: http://smokingapples.com/software/tutorials/deconstructing-macosx-color-picker/ Go to Home/Users/(your user name)/Library/Colors and Home/Users/(your user...

You might want to simply reset the 3G ipod (don't have it plugged in when you do this). Hold the center button and the Menu button down at the same time till the screen goes dark, then let go, wait for the screen to turn back on again. You should see the apple on restart. This is a hard reset...

I'm also collecting links on my blog: http://thesalon.blogspot.com/2009/09/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard-links-and.html

You definitely need to repair permissions regularly on your mac. Read all about it on my blog here: http://thesalon.blogspot.com/2009/04/if-you-use-mac-you-need-to-repair.html

Which one, the first suggestion or the second?

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I'd recommend choosing your own. Make sure the number you choose doesn't conflict with another device on your network. I usually set printers at x.x.x.100+ for convenience as ips for computers are usually set sequentially starting from 3 or so for that last digit.

How did you find it? Once you have that just choose "IP Printing" when you set up the printer on your mac. If that doensn't work, install GIMP PRINT and use the driver it installs.

Sounds like a good idea. Sorry I couldn't help more!

Looks like you have to assign an IP address from the above. Steps look pretty straightforward.

3.2 Setting the IP address for this machine Use this machine’s control panel to assign an IP address to this machine. 2 Note When specifying network settings, follow the instructions of the network administrator. Setting the IP address 1 Press the [Utility/Counter] key on this...

User Manuals for your printer: http://kmbs.konicaminolta.us/content/products/models/bizhub350.html?info=Manuals

Found something on locating the IP address on your printer: http://forums.linux-foundation.org/read.php?27,8170