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That's why I went to Google.

You're right, a quick google search did it for me.

Fingerprints on the glass screens are hard enough to clean, no need to add brown smudges:eek:

When you download the Mavericks installer, it puts it in your Application folder, and once you run it from there it self deletes upon completion of the install. A lot of users, myself included like to make up a USB installer to keep around for use in the future in case of problems. This must...

I did run across this, seems to be part of some type of key logging software.

Nobody said anything about "presents", that is until you brought it up.

I want to "wake up" just like the past 77 easters, and my special memory is for last easter, I woke up with an "erection", no small feat for one of my age.

You are aware I hope, that under "Change desktop wallpaper" there is a drop down menu that gives you several choices as to resizing the pictures.

Good tip, I did not know this. I just tried the double-tap, low and behold there were apps running that I had not used in months, er, maybe a year or more.

maybe try going into 'Activity Monitor' and force killing the two instances of EyeTV that show up there, then run Time Machine.

Well put Cheryl, I suggested the SL purchase back in post #21, which precipitated the OP's hissy-fit.

My point exactly, but this "instant gratification generation" of to-day doesn't see it that way.

To do this properly, and this will help you avoid any problems, you should dump the whole 'Torrent-freebie' idea and purchase a legal copy of Snow Leopard from Apple. Once you have that installed log into the App Store and again, purchase and install a legal copy of "Lion". I'm surprised that...

pearLabelizer works like a charm for me.

If you installed and ran "AppleJack" in single user mode (cmd+s) at startup, then all your logs and caches should be empty.

congratulations… you just supplied a reply to a thread that's been idle for 6 years.

I was convinced my system had contracted a virus, but it turned out to be something called "Mavericks 10.9" :eek:

Your Library folder is 'hidden' by default. You can unhide it using tips found on the web, such as this one.

My method would be to restore the cloned backup I had made just before installing and trying anything new.

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