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What version OS are you running? I ran into this problem on an old machine running OSX 10.5 and the fix was simple. Opening the Speech Pref Pane and clicking the Calibrate button turned everything on again. Not sure why but it worked, found the solution via Google.

I can drag them into an editor on my machine or alternatively double click the character you need.

Try http://www.macosx.com/forums/ and see if it resolves for you. Update: It's some kind of funky behavior with Firefox, maybe the latest nightly, not honoring a 301 redirect.

Have a look through this thread and see if anything helps. http://macosx.com/forums/mac-os-x-system-mac-software/313412-airport-netgear-dg834g.html I used to have the same problem but it's all fixed now.

Faster than webkit nightlies? Never thought to check, dunno why that would be but I'll try to see if it is.

Oh, yeah. I didn't look under productivity, didn't expect so much honesty I guess.

Adblock (http://safariadblock.com/) isn't listed. :) I've been using it for weeks now.

Another way to edit the file is to download the free TextWrangler from bbedit.com (a free simplified version of BBEdit). It will allow you to open the file directly (check the show hidden files box).

Check your /private/etc/hosts file. They may have had you edit that to get a direct link.

ACLs will do want you need. Look at TinkerTool System... http://www.bresink.com/osx/TinkerToolSys2.html It handles them quite nicely and it's not expensive.

Somewhere along the line I found a link to a copy of wget compiled for OSX, I've attached it. It's a little easier to use than curl.

Doh... It's easy. Set the background to black and the color of the document text to white. Print on white paper. You'll use a LOT of black ink and that much coverage with a solid may saturate the paper and make it curl. But if it's really important to you give it a try.

TinkerTool System allows one to set default permissions for directories. http://www.bresink.com/products.html It's not expensive and worth buying.

I use QuicKeys to make the Home and End keys as well as others work in web browsers or any other app where I want them. There are other keyboard macro programs that can do the same.

Read through this... http://osxdaily.com/2006/12/11/how-to-customize-your-terminal-prompt/ if you can't get what you want post back. The host name is whatever you set in the Sharing preferences panel for the computer name.

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What do you see when you do what I suggested in this post? I often had problems when I woke the machine up from sleep but as I said, I have it working five-bars-all-the-time now.

See: http://www.afp548.com/article.php?story=20051025103428232 This is just a starting point though, it sounds like you need to edit the sudoers file but there are some caveats when doing so. more... http://www.google.com/search?num=20&hl=en&safe=off&q=sudoers+file+os+x&btnG=Search

Screen wipes ARE probably the safest and best thing to use.

You need the OS X install DVD. I'd just reinstall OS X and start over. You should be able to get the DVD from the college if you don't already have it or you can go and buy one if you don't want to ask. Or... if you know someone else who also received a machine you could clone their drive to...