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Based on that, maybe I should just get a 2.1 combined amp/speaker kit and plug it straight into my G4? I'm not doing pro audio (yet). All I want is decent quality sound (MP3s) emanating from my new 'pooter.

Oh right, so... just deleting everything. Thanks.

Interesting, thanks for that... I was told that anything that would fit in a PCI slot would work as a soundcard, be it built for PC or Mac?

Ummm, forgive me for being Tim Nice But Dim... but what does "writing zeros" to the drive mean?

OK, no bones about it- the built in speaker (Powermac G4) is rubbish (and others?). Do you guys use the built in soundcard and connect an external amp/speaker combination to the headphone socket on the back? Or do most people have another soundcard wired up to external amplification and...

Would the same be true for re-installing OS 10.2.8? That's what's with my G4. There's loads of crap on my HD. I'm afraid that simply selecting (for example) "Kodak DCS Photodesk" from the Applications folder and moving it to the Trash won't fully erase the software. Can you do this with a Mac...

Which would explain why I can't eject it! Thanks again fellas.

You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. Thank you for your patience with me... I am still in the "conversion" process (from PC to Mac). Here's hoping I never look back!

Thanks very much for that Bob. Looked inside the case and it would appear that there is another drive in there. Any ideas?

In attempting to open my second (non existent?!) CD drive tray, I have put an eject and display icon on the menu bar at the top right. I did this by double-clicking "eject.menu" in system/library/coreservices/menu extras. and now I can't seem to get rid of it. On top of that, the "display"...

Excuse me for being very, very dim... but how do I get the bottom CD tray to eject on my G4 (OSX 10.2.8)? Attached is a pic of the machine. Is there no second drive- the bottom hole is simply a cover in case I want to put one in? I bought this machine a week ago from work, where it never...

(I'm not using IE or Safari- I'm using Firefox, so apologies if this is not good info). Go to "window", then "zoom". Job done. Oh, and access to the desktop... well, I have my desktop on the left screen and the web browser on the right screen. It's OK for us people with dual screens :)