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Simbalala, you sir, are a genius. I had to do "rm BRAVHART*1*.jpg" for 1-6. The images starting with 0 wouldn't delete, but at that point doing "rm BRAVHART*.jpg" worked. I'm on my main account, nothing seems to be missing, everything seems to be working, life is good. I am eternally...

Saw your edited post, got the same "list too long" response. I wonder if I did the same command but after the *added 0, than 1, than 2, than 3, than 4, than 5, than 6 would do it.

I'm pretty sure they never actually moved to the junk folder as it said list too long. I switched to the main account, same things as before happened and no "junk" folder was there (just like Macintosh HD isn't there as it used to be).

Ok did all of that and got the following: "bash: /bin/mv: Argument list too long" I have no problem deleting the files if that is possible.

Ok, here is an example filename: BRAVHART 21844.jpg This fills the entire terminal screen from number 13823 to 65536. Its safe to assume it starts at 00001.

Im also in terminal after loading from the CD (using the startup disk), should I access terminal from somewhere else?

I get as far as "cd users" and it says "-bash: cd: users: No such file or directory" There is also no change when I type in "sudo -s" I have never used Terminal until today so I am completely unfamiliar with it. Am I pressing enter after each command you gave me? Should I be in new command...

I can get to terminal, though I've never used terminal before. I have admin rights on the other account, but it still won't let me access the files from my account.

iMac G5 running Tiger Well in my infinite boredom I drunkinly tried to make an image sequence out of the movie Braveheart using Quicktime Pro. I don't even know why I guess I just wanted to see what would happen. I set the computer to its task and went to bed, in the morning the computer was...