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Try this one : www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/video/privatescreening.html

The built in Apple mail client can be used with exchange and I believe you can get an add-on for Thunderbird that will do it. If the server you are using has IMAP or POP3 protocols turned on then you can use any mail client.

I think that it is caused by an unfortunate stereotype image that people he have been exposed to. As in all countries a lot of peoples perspectives on other nationalities is a direct result of the portrait painted by the media, notably television rather than personal experience. In the same...

The latest ones have it located next to the camera, I don't know if this is the case with earlier models.

Definitely return it, those things aren't exactly flimsy. It must have been a fairly heavy impact to damage it while it was still in the box so there mayber damage that is not manifested itself as a problem yet. Plus as the others have said it may cause problems in the future if you want to...

Not sure this is in the right forum, but here goes. Not good news I'm afraid. I had a Quicksilver G4 which was exhibiting the same symptoms, though they were proceeded by a period where it would run for about 5 minutes before powering off. After trying everything I could think of I had to...

Take a look at Handbrake, that will convert straight from DVD to a number of different formats and sizes. http://handbrake.fr/

To re-install Stuffit, assuming you have an internet connection you just need to go to www.stuffit.com and download the free expander software. As for your Admin password, boot your Mac from the OSX Installation CD that came with it or a the new one if you have upgraded it. After you have...

I came across this last week on a g5 iMac, or the same symptoms at least and It looks like it might be a faulty drive. If you put the iMac into target disk mode the Mac it was attached to could see the disk using disk utility, but not the partition. If I put the disk as a slave into a G5 it...

I would also check that the previous user did not configure an /etc/hosts.allow and/or /etc/hosts.deny files to stop remote acess if as you say they tied the system down.

By other operating systems I assume you mean Windows or Linux, OSX licencing prohibits running it in a virtual environment. If that is the case if you have an Intel based Mac there is a choice of Parallels Desktop or VMWare Fusion. I would recommend the latter. If it is a PowerPC based system...

Will that pull a full size image down from a thumbnail image link ?

Hold down the CTRL key and click and you get a list of options.

Is there anything that links the mails that don't appear such as odd characters in the subject ?

Unfortunately it doesn't work that way. Changing the preferences to point to a new library location just creates a new library. The existing iTunes library file will have the old location still in it and will look there. The easiest way I have found round this is once you have changed to...

From looking at this thread I would have to say unlikely. http://forums.macosxhints.com/archive/index.php/t-62146.html

The problem here is not WINS rather that it is DNS related. The reason you could ping by name before was that you had a DNS server which was resolving the IP address from the hostname. My guess is now that you don't have one or that the address of your DNS server has changed and your network...

It does seem a little speedier than before. Certainly it doesn't seem to stall before loading a page which I was experiencing before.

Just put in the first of your system restore discs and there should be an icon called Installed Bundled Software. double click on that and it should install all the software that came with the iMac. You can customise the installation if you don't want it all back on.

No, you only have a licence to install it on one computer and that is your Macbook Pro. If you want to put it on the Macbook you will have to buy a retail copy I'm afraid.