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P.S. It helps to simply restart your computer every once in a while.

... I have the two-finger then click secondary click thing on my "old" PowerBook using iScroll2 ... http://www-users.kawo2.rwth-aachen.de/~razzfazz/iscroll2/ As for the glossy thing... It has its pros and cons... I honestly don't know which I'd get if I had the option...

In order to use a joe-average USB gamepad, the application itself (in your case, your Nintendo emulator) has to have what is called "HID" support... I have no idea what it stands for.... And, although I know of Super Nintendo emulators that support gamepads natively, I don't know any regular...

I've heard that the larger an LCD sceen is, the longer it's temporary burn-ins last.

barhar made a good point: It's entirely possible that "surfsidekick" is on your computer, but because it's a Windows executable, you can't possibly be running it on your Mac. So, although it can't run and take up computing power, it's still taking up a little space.

For info on "surfsidekick," check this page: http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/adware.surfsidekick.html Note: "Systems Affected: Windows 2000, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP" There is no spyware for Mac. Your network administrator is...

Another easy way: Boot into safe mode by holding down "Shift."

Hmmm... sorry, buddy, but it's going to be hard for you to find an Aqua theme, simply becaus Apple sent cease and desist orders and threatened sites that had the theme, and whatnot. If you like Techno or Drawing Board, I think I might have those somewhere, but I never got my hands on an Aqua copy.

I don't suppose you could show us please, with a screenshot? (Command-Shift-3 will take a picture of your whole screen. A file will appear on your desktop called "Picture 1")

I'm slightly ambidextrous, commie liberal hippie who eats sprouts, edits video, sings and writes songs, and goes hiking with my GPS. Take that as you list.

I think we need a new poll: Should Parke be shot for reviving such an old thread?

Try using "Disk utility" (found in your "Utilities" folder, which is in your "Applications" folder) to "mount" the ISO. If that doesn't work, either, then it sounds like the file is corrupted...

You don't really have a movie file, there. Rather, what you have is a ISO Disk Image. You have to either "mount" it as a virtual disk, or burn an actual CD or DVD from it in order to see what files are inside it.

Alright. I do not have a solution, but I DO have relavent information. I also have a Scala bluetooth headset, and I configured it, and it worked just fine with my PowerBook G4 with BUILT-IN BlueTooth. However, I have a D-Link BlueTooth dongle that I use with my desktop Mac at work, and I got the...

This is a great resource for using old wifi cards... http://www.penmachine.com/techie/airport1400.html I use an old Orinoco card with my PowerBook G3 and Mac OS X using the io experts wifi driver. It works great.

I know FInal Cut Pro has this feature, because I've used it before. Not sure if Final Cut Express has it, though.

What you need is what's called a PCI-breakout box.... This is such a device... http://www.macobserver.com/tips/dm2/2001/20010517.shtml A PCcard is inserted in the side slot in your powerbook, and a cable connects it to the PCI breakout box where you install the PCI card... However, there's...

Simply use the 9.1 update CD to do a "custom install"

I believe that's called a "favicon"... You have to make a 16 by 16 pixel graphic and put it into .ico format. I'm sure there how-to's to google for. But yes... favicons...

I'd go with a degausser ... or, just find a really strong magnet of your own and give it a few swipes.