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Do you have the Apple Hardware Test disc? Or does your friend? Run it to test the Hard Disk.

Yes, it is used by some war-drivers (though many would prefer to use KisMac) to find networks (open or closed) and then hack into the barely closed ones to (primarily) get free internet.

You could use the Image Capture application to get the Photos and Movies to automatically go to different locations.

Is there any chance we could see a prototype of your site online somewhere? It's significantly easier to debug code if you can read it :P.

Put simply, you can't do adequate development of any flavour of VB on a Mac; and especially not .Net. You can't test the program, because you can't run it, and you can't program it easily because VS doesn't exist on the Mac. Eclipse plugins will NOT give you VB functionality (and are extremely...

IE Mac is fine with a:hover (it's problem is it doesn't support the hover pseudoclass on ANY other element). So that means the problem is with your code. And don't abandon IE Mac users. There's still a bazillion of them out there (particularly in schools and design fields where plenty of...

Have you ever seen the inside of a Mac mini? The only way they could introduce a bigger HDD (or a bigger ANYTHING) would be to shrink EVERYTHING ELSE. Which would be a huge expense (especially with things like RAM, where non-standard is not a good idea). And when you say "it's only one inch"...

Look at: http://www.isquint.org/ and http://www.nullriver.com/index/products/moviepod

Home and End work fine, though they refer usually to the beginning of the document/page and end of the document/page, rather than the Windows technique of beginning of line, end of line. On a Mac, do the following: When you would have pressed "Home"/"End" on a PC: • In single-line text...

PPS files are projector files I believe. IIRC, the default extension of PowerPoint presentations is .ppt. A .pps file will only run on Windows (whether on a PC or in VirtualPC), since it is, in effect, an .exe file.

Click down near the bottom right of the screen when the "level" shows it as "Not Qualified", and it should unlock. Just know that with that game in particular, cheating really ruins the fun. There are lots of level walkthroughs on the internet if you want to find out how to beat the level.

A Graphire takes practice to use, though for small movements and detail work, they're ideal. If you want pressure sensitivity, you realistically *need* a WACOM. I had a non-Wacom which purported to have 1024 levels of sensitivity. Needless to say, it didn't.

The iCal icon is supposed to update. A lot of people (including me) share the bug that it just... doesn't anymore. I've NEVER noticed a lack of freeware on OS X. If anything, I've noticed an incredible amount of freeware. I think the problem is the actual applications you want to have. If...

Force eject is easy: hold the mouse button down when you're booting up.

Delete your Word plist file (surely that's where your toolbar size information is stored), and see if things revert to default. I can't for the life of me figure out how you managed to get the palette off the screen though.

You could just animate the GIFs themselves, and save people from having to endure Flash for no useful reason?

See the Human Interface Guidelines for the actual function the Zoom button is supposed to perform (that's its actual name): http://developer.apple.com/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/OSXHIGuidelines/XHIGWindows/chapter_17_section_4.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/20000961-TPXREF55...

The OSx86Project has been using the last Darwine release a fair bit, and they've got some talent, so expect the kinks to start getting ironed out significantly in the coming months. In the mean time, check out the Wiki on http://www.osx86project.org

Open Address Book, and choose "Preferences" from the "Address Book" menu. In the Preferences window, you're looking for the second tab: Template.

Yeah, Exposé is on Tiger too; press F9, F10 and F11 to use its features.