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If you want WYSIWYG, maybe NVU is an alternative? It's free, but somewhat limited in features. Give it a try: http://www.nvu.com/

I guess fryke meant this as a joke, but he isn't all that off. Film media has survived for decades, some of it even over a century. From what I've read from various sources, most pundits seem to think that todays digital media types (cd, dvd, digital tape etc) will last no longer than a decade...

I second flomac's opinion here, and agree with fryke that some people are more accident prone than others. Incidentally, this is also backed by modern science. Get a silicone shell and start paying attention to what you're doing, that's the best protection. My own experience with this suggests...

It's already built in. Open System Settings and click on "Printers and fax" to set it up.

Whenever I run Virtual PC 6 (with Windows XP Pro) on my PowerBook, smbclient on a nearby Mac mini starts acting up. I have Little Snitch installed on both computers, and it's almost quiet on the PowerBook, but reports that smbclient wants to access a certain port on an address in the...

A few years back I built a system that did this, involving OpenOffice to convert the .doc to xml via a shell script, and then converting the xml to pdf via xsl-fo in Cocoon (with the Apache FOP). Worked out pretty well. Unfortunately I've since left the company, and I don't have the...

Or how about just removing the demo account once or twice a day, and creating a new? Seems easier to me. It's about a minutes work each time, and effectively cleanses the hard drive every time.

Here's how to create an image map in css: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/imagemap

I think someome is playing a practical joke on you. Check System Settings, the "Keyboard and Mouse" panel has a tab called "Shortcuts" where you can define your own keyboard shortcuts. I bet someone has set Command+W to launch Windows Media Player there... Now, time to figure out which one of...

Not compatible? Driver? You are kidding? I have a Lexar FireWire CompactFlash Reader, and I've never even heard of a driver for it. I just plug it in and use it. It shows up as a hard drive if you have a card in it. If the card isn't formatted, just put it in your camera and format it there...

You could also whip up an XML template and use Cocoon and XSL FO to make it really useful and flexible. Add a form to edit the template and you're set. Not too difficult really...

Wirecast can do that too, with live feeds. Check it out here: http://www.varasoftware.com/products/wirecast/

Answer to question number 1: you don't have "." in your PATH variable, which means that you can't execute commands in the working directory if it is outside the PATH. To execute a command in your working directory you write "./command_name". Answer to question number 2: if yuor account was...

True, but the only place that you can upload to directly from within iWeb is .Mac. If you want the same functionality in regards to web page creation, but want to upload to any server of your choosing, try Sandvox instead. Sign up for the beta and give it a try. It's from the guys that made...

Try selecting an object and then duoble clicking on the selection tool (black arrow) in the toolbox. This'll bring up the dialogue for moving and copying, just like in Illustrator, and – I beleive – PageMaker (although it's been very long since I used PageMaker, so I'm not sure...

All Apple's computers have been happy with any voltage between 90 and 240 volts since the first SE, and probably even before that, but the SE is the earliest one I can reliably remember. I used to use the outlet for electric razors in sleeping cars on trains to run the SE when travelling, much...

Ah, you're close! Now all you need to do is add a tilde (~) after the first slash, before your username and drop the "Sites" part and all will be well! My home folder is named "maxelander", so the address for my Sites folder is: http://localhost/~maxelander/ So if I have a page called...

Personally, I wouldn't mind the "Intel Inside" sticker. I've been one of those who have claimed that the sticker isn't advertising, but a warning label, before. But I'll accept it if it comes with subsidies from Intel, and thus makes Mac's less expensive. I don't think it'll happen though, for...

Try the PHP Anthology from Sitepoint (www.sitepoint.com). There's two of them, volume I and (surprise!) volume II. They're good and unboring. Introduces you to object-oriented PHP programming, and that's really good. Content covers PHP 4 and PHP 5. I have no affiliation what so ever with...

Except that the URL is http://validator.w3.org/ Just nitpicking again… :D