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According to the StarOffice 5.2 FAQ (that I found at http://www.sun.com/staroffice/ ), a MacOS compatible version is planned for release late this year. I'm sure I read somewhere (possibly on /.) that StarOffice 6.0 will be available for MacOS X. I'll look for that article.

I too vote for option 1. phule

There's a secure replacement for sendmail called qmail. It can be found, naturally, at http://www.qmail.org

The source code for Starffice has finally been released! For details on downloading it, go to http://www.openoffice.org phule

Oh good!! I was asking the question as in your example. My example should have read "ls -aRl" This lists all the files, including hidden, and any sub-directories recursively all in one column. Bob

Does OS X recognize such case-sensitive Unix commands as "ls -Al" (minus the quotes) by default or must the drive be re-formated to UFS?

Try some of the websites I mentioned in a previous article in this group. The subject heading is 'Syntax 4 Dummies."

PS - Found another informative website called UNIX Reference desk at http://www.geek-girl.com/unix.html

Another HOWTO is at http://osx.macnn.com/features/installsamba.phtml

Try the following websites. http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/ http://www.ugu.com/ http://www.UnixPower.org/ 'man' pages are great if you need your memory 'jogged' and already know *NIX, but aren't much help to the beginner.

Has anyone been able to use the graphical editor NEdit on OS X? I've seen a brief mention of NEdit & Mac OS X on their home page at http://nedit.org