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i'm stupid, and i don't know what i'm doing (orry). i have a g4 which i'm on now. i'm connected 24/7 via tcp/ip. how do i set up my g4 so i can access my files on the road from my ibook (using ehernet or dialup)? any help greatly appreciated... BoLinDlly

if you own a mac, sign up for itools, and you gert 2 megs no questions asked just for owning a mac!!! <p><a href=http://www.apple.com/itools/>http://www.apple.com/itools/</a> <p>hope this helps...

for all these years, apple has been missing one big thing: the ability to control the computer through the keyboard. how do people feel about making menus, windows, dock, and all of os x available to control through the keyboard (if one were so inclined...)? any replies welcome here...

is there a way to log into os x solely in the terminal. i think it would be cool to have just atext-based os when you want... anyone have any answers? thanks, BoLinDilly

if you go to resexcellence.com, then to the "previous edits" you will see an edit on how to change to look of the dock. there are actually 3 images that comprise the dock... you should be able to replace these images with blank, transparent images, but i'm not sure... hope this helps, BoLinDilly

i don't know about peer to peer appletalk, but you can configure airport to work on the iBook. there's instructions on resexcellence.com. so, if you get whatever TCP/IP configurations up and running, i believe that you can easily set-up tcp/ip networks...

ok, thanks.

there are many A-Dock faetures that many people overlook: 1: it's only visible when you need it. it canretract to the screen with the press of a button. also, it expands when you drag a file or your mouse over it. 2: it's a <b>great</b> app switcher. by pressing <b>ctrl + tab</b>, you have...

are you sure it has that control panel? i don't want to buy copy agent unless it has that...

why doesn't qt for os x play mpg's? anyone know an app that can? BoLinDilly

does anyone know what the dilly (no, i'm not a wigger, that word jsut sounds funny) is with a dvd player for OS X? when you play full screen in OS 9, audio and vidio get offset, so i want an OS X app that for sure won't screw that up... any news? BoLinDilly

it really is horrible, the functionality, and interface is full of bugs. try <b>A-Dock</b> (search for it on chezmark.com), it a beautiful thing. it makes OS 9 actually have a dock (just for open apps though.) it's also an app switcher without making every app in between active. and, it uses...

if you type: "su <i>username</i>" where username is the name of the user you want to switch to, and then you press enter, and then you type in their password, you will be able to control terminal based on their priveleges. <b>this is not full access to the comp</b>, only to terminal. it's also...

i found an app for OS 9 called <b>Adock</b> from chezmark.com... it is similar to a dock for OS X, except it just shows open apps. it also comes with skins (one of which is "aqua"). but, best of all, you can switch to apps without making the ones in between active! sorry, once again for...

i downloaded it, and tried it out. it made "Finder" unexpectedly quit every 5 or so minutes... anyone know of any <b>good<b> programs? also, does anyone know of a good application switcher for OS 9 like in OS X? something through the keyboard, but doens't make every application show up...

i scoured chezmark.com, but to no avail... ghoser777, can you give me any more info on the app, or help me locate it? it would be a life saver... any help would be greatly appreciated, BoLinDilly

not every action in every menu can be preformed through a key combination... theres gotta be a simple way to solve this... but, enough with the questions, does anyone have an answer for me? thanks, BoLinDilly

the only good thing to ever come out of windows is the ability to access anything on the screen through the keyboard. this cuts down on slow "change-over" time from hand to mouse back to keyobard. it would be great to have this functionality in OS X... BoLinDilly

does anyone know a program for os 9 that reads simpletext rtfs? i tried a lot of programs (appleworks, ms word, rtf reader, and many more...) and none of them translate it properly. something is screwed up, one wa or another... anyone know a program? thanks, BoLinDilly...

wClock is a lso a good app. if you go to tucows OS X downloads, you'll find it there.... BoLinDilly