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I joined and shuddered the entire time I used IE.

No they are independently ran. No server setup. I would call/visit and Apple store, but the nearest one is almost three hours away.

Or you could just hold down option when you shutdown and no longer receive the "are you sure" prompt.

10.2.6. The printers aren't networked onto the ethernet, but are USB shared off of separate printers. The whole lab is set up in 4 rows of about 4 to 5 computers a piece. One computer out of each row is acting as a print server to the rest of the row. I would like to be able to limit the...

Does anyone know of a program or a way to limit use of a printer to a select group? I have a lab that has four printers in it and I only want certain machines to be able to print to certain printers.

Those of you who have read any post that I have put up know me to be a Mac believer. Because of a freak power surge that fried my StarMax 3000 I am getting a very nice Dell as a replacement. Mainly to placate clients you use PCs. It should arrive at the end of the week or the beginning of next...

See that's the problem, senne. He starts debates like this with some outlandish comment and then says nothing be conjecture and heresay to back them up.

Is it still in warranty? Because I'll send you the $30 via paypal and you can ship back in. Seriously, how much did you pay for the thing. $200? $300? I think that $30 shipping would be worth the trouble.

Cellfish, I have read many of your posts and I too find myself wondering why you are here. Most, if not all, of your posts make you sound like a 12 year old boy. (If in fact you are 12 years old it would explain a lot.) Until now I have not deemed it necessary to respond to one of them, but I...

10.2.6: hold down the OPTION key and shut down, restart, or log out from the apple menu. It's automatic. No "Are you sure..." prompt.

One thing to remember about OS X and 9 is that X requires a minimum of 128 MB of RAM to run while 9 only requires 32 MB. That's a huge difference in the amount of memory. Also, what else do (did) you have running in the background when you did your copy?

Download the 3divx plugin and then download Divx Doctor II. Install the plugin and then use Divx Doctor to convert the .avi to a quicktime .mov. You can then import it into iDVD. I have to assume that you own this movie that you want to convert just to CYA myself.

Normally I would, but I have to look at my audience. Which is users who can barely turn on their computers. I've thought about using iframes, but they always seem barely stable at best. So, I resigned myself to frames. Sigh

Hey everyone, I'm currently developing a website for the faculty and staff you use macs at the university I work at. I'm the Apple IT. Can you believe they pay me to "work" on these machines? ;) Anyway can you all take time to visit the site listed below? Feel free to give me your...

I would look at your concept again. The first page is very nice and clean, but then it seems as if you change your idea on the next page by changing your background from white to grey. Also if the name is going to be red it should be red throughout. Treat it as a logo if it is not already.

I would say that Apple will continue to hold out against the corporate monster that is M$ for at least another decade. Of course by that time another breakthru in computing could put both companies out of business. I predict at least another ten years based off of the decline of profits they...

Go to the prefs in Safari and click the general tab. There's a "save downloaded files" option that defaults to the desktop. Click on the pop-down and choose other and then specify where you want it to go.

binary: Take a joke man.

I say that this is a great service that Apple is providing and to hack it and put it the realm of Napster will cause the service to go away and cost Apple money and lawsuits.

What cracks me up the most is that they codenamed it "Milestone 5." Where are the other Milestones? Would they be listed something like this? 1. Microsoft steals code from Apple and Xerox in the early 80s. 2. Microsoft buys out its first company; passes the software off as its own...