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Better still: Aperture and Lightroom both have excellent functions for album publishing.

.DS_Store are supposed to be there. They contain information the Finder uses to determine how the window of that particular folder should look. All files starting with a period (dot) are supposed to be invisible. You've used a setting in Tinkertool to tell the Finder to show invisible files...

As far as I can tell this only works with Apples own stuff. StuffIts Magic Menu, Plaxo, Quicksilver, Little Snitch and Drop Copy won't move...

Changing the file name doesn't alter the file format. It may look like it works, but any application that actually uses the file name to determine how to parse the file will fail.

You need to get an account at Plaxo first. Then you download and install Plaxo for Mac. Then download Plaxo for Thunderbird, and install that in Thunderbird. Sync Mail with Plaxo first, and then sync Thunderbird. This way you get all the addresses from Mail to Thunderbird.

I did this a while back, and the easiest way I found was to get a Plaxo account (free), and then sync Mail and Thunderbird to that account. Worked like a charm. www.plaxo.com

Sounds like "Voice Over", a setting in System Preferences, in the "Universal Access" pane. Turn it off (Command+F5) and the rectangles'll probably go away...

Try command-clicking the title in the title bar. That reveals the enclosing folders as a drop down menu, and to move to one of them you just choose it.

Command-shift-3 will take a screen shot of the entire screen. Command-shift-4 will give you a cursor with wich you can select a portion of the screen to capture. Command-shift-4 and then space will give you a "camera cursor" that will capture the window you click on.

To adjust the image from iSight you need something like iGlasses: http://www.ecamm.com/mac/iglasses/ As for multiple cameras, it is possible IIRC, but most applications will only recognise one at a time, but you should be able to use one cam in one app, and another cam in other apps.

Check this out, that's probably all you need (that, and port forwarding in your router). https://www.dyndns.com/services/dns/dyndns/ You can use any Mac you want, I'd use the oldest and slowest if I where you, as long as the traffic volume is low. The others can be put to better use...

Well, so does H.264 and Flash video, in fact they play on even more systems since they play on Mac and Linux systems too. The real reasons why there are so many WMV files around are a) laziness and b) ignorance. A lot of people don't realise that there are alternatives, and most don't...

Try doing it the other way around: move the library to your windows partition. Then you should be able to use it in both OS X and XP (just make sure to change the settings in iTunes so you don't copy the music files in OS X).

I should've been more elaborate in my suggestion above... here's what I REALLY meant to write (but was to lazy to execute): After you Command-tab to Firefox, hit the shortcut for switching to the enxt window and then the shortcut for switching to the back window. That'll give focus to the...

Well, IPSF won't work with a downgraded iPhone, so that won't help...

Try using the shortcut for window switching, that works for me. The shortcut depends on what language version of OS X you're using, in the swedish version it's Command+>.

The unlocked phones they sell in Germany only work with German carriers, and the "free" phones of France only work in France. There's no way around that at the moment, and the phones now on sale all have version 1.1.2 of the firmware, and can't be "jailbreaked". You're out of luck I'm afraid...

And it only works with German SIM cards. A swedish guy bought one to try to "do the right thing" instead of buying an american or british phone and jailbreaking it. So he pays double the money, and still needs to jailbreak it...

Oh for the love of God! Read the replies and check out the pages we've linked to! Both Cyberduck and Transmit will let you save bookmarks that you can put on your friggin' desktop and drag and drop your files on!

Url for Cyberduck was wrong, try this: http://cyberduck.ch/ Personally, I don't like it. I use Transmit (or FireFTP, an add-on to Firefox)... Unfortunately, Transmit isn't free, sessions and favorites stop working after the 15 day trial, and then you have to pay to get them back. I did...