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For Yahoo!, you'd be better using Adium (http://www.adiumx.com/faq.php) it's soooo much better than the Yahoo! client and has the bonus of working with Yahoo!, MSN AOL etc, simultaneouly over multiple, or a single, account(s)

Try downloading Mac Janitor (http://personalpages.tds.net/~brian_hill/macjanitor.html) and running all Mac Janitor's tasks.

Do all iBooks boot from firewire? I don't think that the earliest ones did but someone should be able to tell you.

That should be fine, I run programs on my girlfriends mac frequently using my iPod. Some apps need to install files in your application support folder so you'll probably have to plug the HD in to the iBook and then install the apps to the FW HD, or copy all your, say, photoshop files from...

Mine was a Performa 630CD with about 4Mb ram, 500Mb HD (which I now use as a Photoshop scratch disk in my G3!), a cd drive!!!, 15 apple monitor and a stylewriter.

They are used to get an upgrade from 9.0 or 9.1 to 9.2.2 amongst other things.

That's a good deal plus you should be able to run both your monitor and the one you get with the mac simultaneously. As far as i'm aware you should be able to do it with the stock card or, if not, do it with a card worth (on eBay) about the same as a scanner! Oh, and OS X is soooooooo much...

I thought that might have something to do with it but hey, I was already playing about in my preferences folder!

Open ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iPhoto.plist in textedit, scroll to the line <key>AskHotPlugAction</key> and change the value to <true/>. Save, launch iPhoto and click no in the "do you want to open iPhoto when a camera is plugged in?" window. Sorted.

http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2005/03/16/ap1888741.html Apparently Steve Jobs wants it announced weeks before it is released...

The theme's page also includes replacement buttons and form elements and, true it's keyboard support is a bit crap,but it's sooooooooo fast, esp. downloads after changing it's default config.

Why are you trying to boot from Disk Warrior?

I get what you mean about Firefox not acting like a mac app (try tabbing beween text boxes in the proxies tab...) but you can make it look like a mac app. http://www.aroussi.com/article/11/f...osx-safari-look Does this screenshot look like any other browser?

Here's my BW G3 desktop in browsing mode. As stock. Background from this site actually.

UPS, No ideas, what the hell is fix_prebind when it's at home anyway?

I'd recommend simply resetting the PRAM (boot up holding apple+option+p+r and wait 'til you hear 3 chimes). Also, have a look through http://xlr8yourmac.com/G3-ZONE/ for any info related to your problem.

Drag your terminal window downwards 'til you can see the finder listed and i'll bet my left pinkie that that's using all of the spare power, coupled with fix_prebind (whatever that is...). I have the same problem, I just enabled the finder quit option in tinker tool and I quit the finder when...

Firefox, but only after installing these: http://macmod.com/content/view/195/0/ http://www.aroussi.com/article/11/firefox-osx-safari-look and even then, Safari still has the better interface...

You might try necFlash X. http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/16975 The 3520A should is supported. Might do what you want.

Jesus peeps! It's from the same people that brought you http://www.dellrumors.com, "reviews" the PowerBook G5 (http://www.divisiontwo.com/articles/appleweek1.html , while on the same page reporting that Apple are suing Fiona Apple for copyright infringement), describes a Linux setup for the...