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Hm.. I leave shared disks mounted all the time when going to sleep with no problems (i never sleep the server though). After a forced the reboot the system probably runs a fsck to check and repair the boot volume.

You can also use curl to upload to a ftp server: curl -T filename -u username:password ftp://somehost.com/somedir/filename

Sorry, I couldn't resist. ---------------------------- Dreamed I was an Eskimo Frozen wind began to blow Under my boots and around my toes The frost that bit the ground below It was a hundred degrees below zero... And my mama cried And my mama cried Nanook, a-no-no Nanook, a-no-no...

To bulk-create previews I think you could use Graphic Converter.

#include <stdio.h> it's located in /usr/include/

I also get TERM_PROGRAM when i log on to all my 10.2 boxes.

In 10.2 you can do something like that in the Universal Access Preference Pane.

"military time"? hehe, i guess we over here in Scandinavia are all in uniform... ;)

> Perhaps the jumpers on it are set to limit the drive capacity? I always suspected this, all HD's where manufactured in the 60's and are stored in a gigantic secret warehouse, every now and then they are re-jumpered to allow larger drive capacity. With the right jumpers you get terrabytes of...

conio.h ia a Windows file, I think going back to the DOS days, used for IO at the dos prompt.. You should probably look in io.h or stdio.h for substitutions to the calls to conio.h Just to download the .h file will not help you if the library your compiler uses don't include the calls...

Past midnight here, and again no date or text in the iCal icon.... Busy playing Snood so I missed when it happened.

I didn't notice it before, cool... In 10.2 the Icon looses it's date when passing midnight and the computer sleeping. I'll have to look out for that tomorrow morning.

My Logitech Wheel Mouse works perfectly and so does the Logitech Control Center.

or Logitech

If you start your app like this it will work. java -Dcom.apple.macos.useScreenMenuBar=true appname When making double clickable applications wit MRJAppBuilder you can set this permanently for your app. You DON'T get a truly global menu bar this way (or any other way I know of) the...

I agree with genghiscohen and buc99, it's probably another app (in classic perhaps) that creates the "Temporary Items" folders , the system puts all such stuff in /tmp , wich you can't see in the finder i think, only in Terminal.

If you mount an ftp volume with "Connect to server" you mount it read-only and you can't upload. At least I can't. If you loose the connection with the mounted ftp server your mac hangs.

You can also use curl to upload to a ftp server: curl -T filename -u username:password ftp://somehost.com/somedir/filename

After re-installing 10.2 from the CD's , printing is now ok again, really can't say what the original problem was though.

As lined out in AppleCare Document 106726 I deleted /Library/Printers. Then i tried to install the drivers from the 10.2 CD , but it "Unexpectedly quit" all the time. Then i copied /Library/Printers from another (working) Mac. Then i'm back to square one, I can add my printers ok, it correctly...