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You can use colour labelling as a criteria too. Simply change the colour of the label to, say, red. You can then populate a smart folder with all red labels.

You could get a cheap pc case, with a power supply (with an integral fan,) installed. Put the router inside and turn on. Might be efficient enough. Or you could use a laptop cooler if your router has a usb port to supply the power. The problem with refrigeration is condensation. Water and...

It's not your typing, it's your language skills :p

You have specified 2 decimal points in options?

simply choose format cells, currency and choose the right option.

You'll need to either get the original disks from your friend. Either that or purchase a copy of OSX. You can then choose Archive and Install option that'll give you a fresh copy of OSX with your old apps intact. However, some apps will require reinstallation. I don't know if Final Cut is one of...

Sorry but, no one with an ounce of sense would allow a complete stranger to remotely control their computer.

You'll need to add the DNS server addresses manually on the mac. You should be able to get that info from your ISPs website :)

I'd try trashing any keychains associated with the AE.

yes :)

There are lots of hacks out there: try google.

When setting up your AE using Airport Setup Assistant, there is an option to choose 'join your network' rather than create. Choose Join. I suggest a reset and simply set up the AE again. For your printer, use Bonjour, which you can find at apple.com

http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/bonjour/ try this. should work. :)

lol, is that what that is?? I nearly sent my pb back to Apple when I saw it was missing that accessory! I quickly calmed down as I saw that (the very kind and generous,) Apple have a drip tray for my cup right in the middle of my powerbook. Thanks Apple. Now do I need a new thread for...

Whilst you are all very smug safe in the knowledge of your superior (in both knowledge and attitude!) networking genius, I am surprised that the majority simply could not understand my point. (I thank the cheese for Thank the Cheese!) To spell it out (in terms that _may_ be understood): A...

Let me get this straight...... I use a computer and therefore should know the finer points of TCP/IP, IPv4, IPv6 etc... I drive a car, should I know the composition of the rubber on my tyres? I use a washing liquid (and a washing machine!) to clean my clothes, should I know which enzymes clean...

I have 'real' info, for CNN : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_virus http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trojan_Horse_%28Computing%29 Muppets.

I am more worried that cnn doesn't seem to understand what a virus is, before publishing a smear article.

You can use ffmpegX to convert the file.

And please include line breaks as bobw and misterme have done. It helps to make it easier to read. :)