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You can also use a normal image that is saved by itself, and copy that into the clipboard, then paste it over the image in Get Info.

There is a little application called Taply which will play a .wav or .mp3 file once, then quit.

AppCleaner is free.

TenFourFox is for PPC Macs. It apparently will not work on Intel Macs. If you were using an Intel Mac, that could be the problem.

I just tried the Omniweb browser which also uses Webkit as a rendering engine. It could not do secure pages either. The problem must be with Webkit. I reinstalled Safari 4.1.3. The problem seems to be fixed!

I have no idea what I did to create the problem. The latest thing I did was to remove one bookmark and add two more. That would not cause a problem with accessing secure pages. I usually use my other, newer computer for browsing, but I like to keep things working on any computer I have.

I have Firefox and Opera on the same computer. Both can access secure pages. So what should I do about Safari? I cannot even see what encryption protocols Safari is using, if any.

I am unable to get Safari 4.1.3 to access HTTPS pages. I cannot do any secure web access at all. What would cause that? I am stuck with using Mac OS Tiger on my old laptop, so the latest version of Safari available to me is 4.1.3. How do you tell what encryption protocols are being used by...

I am running Opera 11.52 on Mac OS 10.6.8. Since the last Java update from Apple, Opera will not run any Java applets. Is there anything I can do to fix that?

I used it to get apps for my iPod.

Is it possible to sync more than one directory of photos into the iPod Photo Library? Is the only way to delete pictures in the Photo Library to sync with an empty directory? What criterion is used to determine in what order the pictures will be arranged in the Photo Library? They are not...

I just reinstalled Safari 4.1.3, and it is now working with secure pages. Weird! So, problem solved.

I turned off the firewall (I use the Mac OS firewall) and reset Safari to clear all the private data. Neither helped.

No, neither. Safari 5.1.1 on my other Mac can open secure pages, and both are hooked up to the same router. I am using the Mac OS firewall. Opera and Firefox on the same computer are able to open secure pages.

I am unable to get Safari 4.1.3 running on Mac OS 10.4.11 to open secure pages. It just gives an error message. 'Safari can’t open the page "https://<address of page>” because the server unexpectedly dropped the connection.' OR 'Your browser sent a request that this...

No, someone else told me that it was Universal Access > Enhance Contrast not being set to normal. I adjusted the setting, and got back the stripes.

That did not work. I still have a solid white background in the list view.

In my standard account, the finder list view is striped, with alternate lines being white and light grey. In my admin account, that view has a solid white background. How did that happen? How would I get the Finder to look the same in the admin account as in the standard account?

When I removed the shortcut of an application from the toolbar in the Finder window, I had a question mark left behind there. I right-clicked it and chose "Remove Item". It vanished and has not been there since.

If you mean updating the operating system, you need an admin login to do that, so a limited account without an admin login would not be able to do it.