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Pardon my ignorance, but I don't follow..?

Depending on your needs, you might wanna look into OSX server.

Need a new power supply..... Mine did exactly the same thing..

While that is true, the performance is pretty slow.. but a good idea!

Vonage is the culprit here... I would put a hub/switch between ....so cable modem --> hub --- vonage |->mac |->NAS device Vonage will appropriate as much pipe as it thinks it needs slowing the rest of your network. with a hub (I recommend a...

I would pickup an FTP (file transfer protocol) client http://www.fetchsoftworks.com/ for OS 9 and turn on FTP in OSX - then FTP all the files from OSX to her OS9 Box. Then after the upgrades is done, ftp the files back.

What version of Office do you have installed?

Take a look here: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/networking_security/admitmac.html I like DAVE alot.. http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/networking_security/dave.html

Yup.. you get the idea.. so create the message.. send it.. but set mail to not deliver right away.. OR create the email body in a text message.. have automator send an email to a specified address and include the file as an attachment? Na, I don't like that either... :)

actually, AIM 5.5 is the only version to actually work. The lastest version of AIM breaks the vid conf with iChat. this is a great "How do I" site about this topic: http://www.mvldesign.com/video_conference_tutorial.html

While I have never understood the need for such functionality, to answer your question directly, delay send functionality doesn't exist in mail. You could create an applescript/automator - to execute at a given time, which would launch mail and send/recieve. But the delay send feature...

Do you have an security model set up on your wireless router?

The only way to tackle this is to extend the list that you started. You know that you need TCPIP support. It sounds like you also need wireless support. Which devices will be 'wired' which will be wireless? Do all of your computers have drivers for your all-in-one printer/fax/blender device...

I have run yellow dog with pretty good success. Remember though, it is a LINUX variant. Your Mac OSX software will not run on it. Well, not without a bit of tinkering. And most of it won't run at all. However, it is pretty sweet and pretty fast on older hardware - which is what is it ment...

Did you purchase a .mac account? Backup3 comes with it.. and that is pretty good...

Your SBC account is a DSL account? You might need to add an account name and password to your router or connect via PPoPE. But the answer is within SBC.

Too funny.. but you know, for a temporary,a few hours in a bar DJing, that might not be a bad fix.

Not being able to send from a hotel is pretty common, actually. Marriott, for one, blocks outbound port 25 traffic. But for Mail - change your outbound port to 587, include your name and password and that should do it. Since you were out of your 'home' network for a bit, you might have to...

Just remember that iSkin will repell water, but that doens't mean water won't flow into the 'guts' via the speaker ports or any other sideport.

Give it a bit more time to prompt you... it works great for me.. but, depending on the changes, it does take a while for the popup to come back.