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Try clicking on the desktop and going to the View->Show View Options menu. I have my desktop set to be kept arranged by name.

A very vivid imagination. I paused the intro (was that the part you were talking about) around the envelope, and saw nothing. You could always pause it and take a snapshot of it, if you so chose.

You might check to see that another filter is getting to it first. Mail.app goes through the filter list in the order you see them, and if a particular e-mail's been filtered, it doesn't go any further with it. Try dragging the spam filter to the top of the list, and see if that works.

The lawsuit(s) look pretty frivolous. On the other hand, that picture of a brain does make me angry. Very angry. P.S. What exactly does this have to do with Enterprise? Are the people filing suit Andorian?

That's the problem, I think. They all offer different features to get you. I mean, the Excite Messenger has a ton of cool features, but it's not like many people are on it. Is there a (free) voice chat program out for OS X, yet? I'm pretty sure AOL hasn't added it in for the OS X version of...

Smucker's brand raspberry jam

[theory type = "conspiracy" level="to the top"]I think OpenDoc was really just Apple's way of trying to get Microsoft to spend more money. I believe John Scully was the CEO of Apple at the time, and not to long after he announced that technology, Microsoft announced something similar. And yet...

Well, Apple's chess program is a front-end for gnuchess, which has been around for a heck of a long time (I played a version of it on an Mac SE-30), so it's probably pretty good. Granted, considering how small it is, it doesn't seem to be using much of a moves book, since there's a 12 MB one...

Also, what user are you running the jobs as? By default, mail for root is automatically forwarded to /dev/null with the .forward file in /var/root/

OmniWeb 4.1sp6 is out. I honestly don't know what's different other than a temporary icon change. If you want to get it, just do a search for the words "sneaky peek" here.

Apple's main beef was that, since it wouldn't actually be using Apple's interface (just a skin that looked like it) it wouldn't be a true match. In fact, they were working with someone to get Mozilla and Netscape to actually use the Aqua interface instead of just a skin, but the last I heard the...

Word has it that over half of AdmiralAK' 2516 posts are from reposting, so you better listen to him.

I ordered the new keyboard for my Blue and White G3 as soon as I could. For a while, I missed the power button. A very short while. I don't spend much time in OS 9, so it's not very necessary. Besides, control-eject brings up the "Shutdown, Sleep, Restart, Cancel" message.

I don't know about Fred. The thing is, Fred's the same voice that my copy of MadLibs for the Apple IIGS used to use (practically). Ever since I've had a PowerMac, I've always been a Victoria man, myself (although she seems to have some major speech disability in OS X). Also, I think it's just...

Has anyone else checked their links page? One of them is to a Silk and Cashmere store, whose colors are decidedly pink. I like to consider myself non-judgemental in that kind of thing, but if anyone else wants to have a go at it...

I still think this site does more for Macs then hurts them. I mean, honestly. Who looks at that site and says, "Wow, Macs must really suck." It's more like, "Wow, PC users can be really dumb."

I left the music on the whole time I used it (which was up until I hit exit, and it unexpectedly quit). It was like Windows on Prozac.

Wow, this is pretty amazing...I thought this thread was lost from Star Trek forever. :) And personally, I believe that Data is running on a supped up version of the Palm OS

What's amazing is, I'm ten minutes into the freakin' thing, and I don't see any new features. They're really on about the icons, though.

Good job. Odd that they didn't have the right extensions.