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ick, no... but does that mean if your laptop overheats that it will change colors? ;)

I must be the odd man out on the whole Graphite thing, I prefer it to the standard color scheme -- but then I work at a graphic design company and I don't want a ton of things distracting me or changing my color perceptions. ah, well.

No offense, but while i'm sure those themes were a lot of hard work to implement, I just don't like 'em. I rather like the OS X feel and would rather have a theme that expresses the future of the Mac OS rather than pining for the old days. Mac OS 9 is dead. Let it go. (am I cranky...

Office really isn't all that bad. I have to use it on a daily basis at my work, and while i think that some of the things that the programmers did are just plain *stupid* its better than everything out there. I'm sure that MS didn't want to wait another six months before selling their...

I didn't realize that he meant at that extreme. changing the permissions on that is a handy trick -- how would one get it back?

No checkbox? are you looking in the right spot? Here, check these out: When you click on the System Preference icon in the Dock, the above window will open. Click on the Classic preference icon in the top left. When you click on the Classic Preference, the above preference pane...

click on the System Preferences icon in the Dock. When the pane comes up with all the controls, click on the Classic icon (top left). the Classic preference pane will open and give you a check-box to turn it off on the next boot.

Okay, I brought my boot disk into work and then bravely booted back into X and promptly went to the Startup Disk system preference. I clicked and it works! all fixed now, thanks to Tech Tool.

Yeah, that's the same thing that I encountered. I used an OS 09 boot CD to get back to 9 then used the control panel in the OS 9 directory to make sure i didn't go back to X. I used Tech Tool Deluxe to diagnose and repair my drive but I haven't been back to X yet to see if things are...

I located and rebooted with a OS 9 CD then set the control panel. was having serious drive issues (which i think is Norton Utilities' fault) and wound up downloading the latest version of Tech Tool Deluxe to repair the machine. all seems fixed accept for the boot block -- disk first aid is...

help! I booted up into OS X and then went to the system controls window to set my OS preference back to 9. when i clicked on the Startup Disk icon, the machine locked up completely. I rebooted and tried again several time, but it did the same thing each time. I rebooted with Extensions...

true, but imagine this senario: you have a bunch of apps and documents open and you are busily closing them for one reason or another. you click on an app/document and quit it. what app are you in now? oh yes, look up away from the doc and view the menubar. look back down into the doc, and...