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I think Help Viewer is in Dire need of a Trouble-shooting feature. BTW, I got the answer to my original question here.

For the last week, Help Viewer has been crashing like a sack of potato's. I had recently re-installed (and updated) the whole system. Also, when this was happening a week prior, trashing the Help preferences seemed to fix the issue. No more...

I' m using the computer name assigned by AT&T and gave the PC a workgroup name. Question: How do I find the sharename? (and are the marks between each part in the above example exact as is?)

I'm trying to access my PC (which is sharing the same cable internet connection with my Titanium via a Linksys router), via Connect to Server. On the PC I' m using the computer name assigned by AT&T and gave the PC a workgroup name. Question: How do I find the sharename?

I' m using the computer name assigned by AT&T and gave the PC a workgroup name. Question: How do I find the sharename? (and are the marks between each part in the above example exact as is?)

I tried using the build in smb sharing, but I don't think I'm getting the path right. I tried smb://(PC IP Address), and the same with cifs://. BTW, I set up the PC to act as a Network server, instead of a desktop. Will that make a difference? Also, I have Sharity set up and running...

I have my Titanium (os 10.1.4) and PC (win 98 SE) sharing the same cable Internet connection via a Linksys router. Question, how do I enable browsing the other computers desktop / harddrive? I have file and print sharing activated on the PC, as well as web and file sharing on OS X. Thanks...

BTW, I checked out the adapter on eBay. The problem is that the port on the 2300 was made for a printer (9 pin circular). Therefore, I guess it's a serial port, Not scsi. Can I use the same method to connect to my scsi Zip drive? Or somehow create a dasiy chain? FYI, all the scsi -> usb...

So what is sounds like is that a scsi --> ethernet adapter will allow me to mount the 2300 in OS X. Correct?

Anybody have an answer to my question on getting files from my Duo 2300's serial port into my Titanium?

Anybody have any ideas on how I can connect my 2300 to my titanium so I can download files from the 2300 to the Ti? Will the modem jack work? What can of adapter will I need? I don't know what you call it, but the serial port on the 2300 is a small circle, desined primarily for connecting...

Will the same basic steps work with OS X (Since I don't have 9 or Classic installed)? Also, will I need to do anything special to the app I've burned on the CD in order for it to be active when the burned boot CD is booted? Thanks.

What do I need to burn onto a CD (if anything) that will allow me to boot from it, and thus run the app that is on the same CD? Thanks.

I seldom use the help menu because it's slow to open (before it started crashing upon opening), and because the search strings don't seem to be very intuitive. I would find it more useful if were geared not only to How To (as is do something), but also toward trouble-shooting. It's almost...

Well I'm glad for the impression that it's not me. I'd feel better, however, if Apple (or another reliable source) would address the particulars of this issue.

It's been my strong impression that high speed modem connections are Much slower on any Mac laptop (like PB 230, 2300 and the titanium) than on Any PC, including the one right next to it (but Not sharing a connection). Is there a reason for this? A way around it? I especially see this...

Is it me, or is my imagination. Beginning with OS 8, through OS X (on a different machine) I seem to have chronic problems with incorrect Volume Structures or bit map leafs. Hardly a time goes by that I run a scan for disk repair utility (even as little as a day apart), that one of these...