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My account was blessed with another 50 invites to have to pass out; those needing one contact me at legacy (at) gmail.com. FCFS...

It really does make you wonder why Apple didn't make it more user-friendly in the tweaking department; after all, at that cost, if something really broke that was not covered by warranty, you could easily just buy another one and Apple would benefit from being able to claim greater numbers shipped!

What, visit your link @ http://www.FreeMiniMacs.com/?r=13895719 so that you are credited for the sign up? Nice try...

Hurricane (from Desire) - Bob Dylan

You've left out your directory tags which should be included for best results. Try this for a super basic setup: /etc/httpd/httpd.conf NameVirtualHost 192.168.2.3:80 (match to your internal IP) ## default site Include /etc/httpd/conf.d/*.conf /etc/httpd/conf.d/virtualhost01.conf...

In Expose, if you are using the default settings: F10 will show all open windows in the front application which is like Expose-F9 for all applications (of course, BBEdit does have a stack or tile command much like what Windows will do). In addition, once F10ed, you can then tab through each...

For Exchange, in a pinch, you can use the Outlook Web Access client assuming your IT guys have enabled it; with Exchange 2003, the OWA client has been vastly improved and can replace most of your daily Exchange needs.

If you are using a Cisco PIX firewall, the Cisco VPN Client for OS X works beautifully; and yes, your IT guys will have access to this software (no such thing as only having access to Windows-only downloads) if you have a current maintenance contract with Cisco.

www.bible.com In other words, NO.

Of course, that's assuming you run your local account as an admin account which would allow you to do so... I run under a regular account and authenticate as needed.

So, where are the games? Enjoy!

Loads fine in Camino...

Version 0.8 stunk for me, but the last two updates (0.9 and 0.10) have been great. Audio quality is pretty good (a bit flat for my taste), and it seems pretty stable. I use it for international Skype-Skype calls with my brother and it's been a tool to have.

Turns out flipping between tabs is ctrl-tab (shift-ctrl-tab for the reverse direction) instead of command-arrows... Close other tabs in Safari is option-command-W. Cheers.

I do like the numerous options that Firefox does allow you to have though; with some tweaking, I have it set up to function like Safari (new tabs in focus, etc) and I love the "Show images from originating site only" option (bye bye ads although this does kill stuff like webcam image feeds...

More aesthetic than anything, the "upside down" tabs visually threw me off since I'm so used to seeing the tab connected to the menu bar rather than the page. Since I use Safari in brushed metal mode, the default theme in Firefox looks so white! Without the brushed metal tabs, I find it gets...

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Great for recycling old PC hardware...

Yup, no problems there. My laptop is a Japanese purchased one and while the "base" system is Japanese, I run in English with all English software with no problems.

Well, he could have written something equally uninformed such as "now that Macintosh prices are becoming more affordable compared to PCs" and opened up another round of endless debates...