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Do the lines show up in screenshots? If so, post one. (apple-shift-3 or 4). If not, you have a hardware issue.

They will always look at it for free, but from what I understand, they can't open it up and look at it. Still, they may get a better idea of what's wrong if they see the machine.

I know that you can do this in Tiger, but not sure if it will work in Panther: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&hs=ILM&q=hide+user+os+x&btnG=Search

I was under the impression that the sharing was only for the MBA, but I could be wrong. A better solution would be to burn an image on the Mac and burn it on the PC.

If you bring it to a genius out of applecare, all they can do is look at it - opening it, replacing or servicing hardware will be expensive.

Have you tried deleting then re-installing the printer? Are you using the driver that came with the printer, OS X, or something else? Check the manufacturer for an updated driver if you haven't.

I am aware of that, but the link you listed isn't working, so I don't know what that guide said. edit: found the guide, which looks like it was written for 10.3 or 10.4, try the guide I posted, or the changes in it. For example, there is no netinfo manager in 10.5, you need to use system...

I can't see your link. Is this what you did? The below link is specifically for 10.5, so you may want to check it if you followed older instructions. http://nicinabox.com/2008/02/20/ftp-only-accounts-under-mac-os-x/

Make sure that the second account is not an admin account. All your data should be in /users/you. Anything not in your user folder may be accessible. If you change your account's folder name, you will cause problems. As for your poker setup, whatever you play it with is probably keeping a cache...

The unfilled battery symbol means that the iPod doesn't have enough charge to connect. Try leaving it connected for a few hours, and make sure it is connected to a powered USB port, or an iPod charger. Or course, if you have tried this, a component is damaged. Does the iPod work on battery at all?

Technically it can, but with large files, or youtube, it will be very slow/choppy.

The issue isn't how the port is setup, it's how much data the port is designed to handle. Most 2.0 devices will work slowly on a 1.1 port.

If you can test a different battery, you can get a better idea of what part of the system is broken. Here's a FAQ for broken startup hardware, with related replacements: http://www.ifixit.com/Troubleshoot/alum15

You can change that in system preferences:

some supported camcorders: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1014 That's iMovie '08. iMovie HD doesn't have as much support for hard-drive based camcorders.

You should see this:

Some G3s support 2.0, but not yours. If they aren't backwards-compatible, they won't work.

Yeah, still, this looks like it could be a fried or disconnected power module, and sometimes you need battery power to start up.

You can run iTunes, just not the latest. The problem with iTunes is that you have a very small (4 gb?) hard drive, so there's not a whole lot of space for music. Also, you have USB 1.1 ports, so while you can hook up an external drive, it may not work with rich files.

Are you running PS on Windows? If so, through what? Bootcamp? Can you recreate the problem with fewer or one app running? Just trying to narrow down the problem.