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It's such a long time since I posted this, I have forgotten now what I meant. In the meantime I have delated the beta from my hard disc (as far as it will allow anyway) However, going into my Preferences folder (in 9.04) I see there is still Mac OS X Install CD DDB and Mac OS X...

I agree entirely with what erdunbar is saying ...and I'd just like to add that the dock is not a suitable place to put shortcuts to your apps because a) if you have a lot of them you'll crowd it and b) my experience with OSX beta is that they don't stay there. You can add them in as you work...

Imagine you have a screen full of open apps. In my case that might be Word, Protools, Outlook Express, Picture viewer, etc., etc.. Now you want to open another one. Under OS 9 one click on the Apple Menu takes you straight to your new application. Can that be done in OSX? I think not. Or at...

Why would anyone not move over to OSX? 1) Not enough native apps 2) Can't make it connect to the Internet (Oh yes, I have tried just about everything!) 3) I still love the Apple Menu and the dock isn't a substitute (I've already had a long disco about this on the site - I'm not convinced by...

I had a similar problem. I tried to solve it by reinstalling from an external SCSI drive - which I know you can't do with the iMac - however presumably an external USB will work??? Anyway, like you I zeroed the data on the internal drive and then I put back the copy of internal drive...

I haven't any advice to offer but thought you might like to know I have exactly the same problem. I'm using a beige G3 and connect via ISDN. The connection happens - at least according the to PPP connect box -but Internet Explorer refuses to acknowledge the connection.