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Ha! that is definitely the first step in improving security.

Yes it is. Look at Win9x/ME. Barely getting a vote. I remember 98 being a complete pain to install. I find OS X to be the easiest to install out of the various installations I have performed (Different Linux flavors, mac os 9.2, WindowsXXX, etc)

For me, Garageband came on a seperate CD/DVD than the other iLife apps...

OMG. This is what first time users should have to watch every time they go to a forum site!

Out of curiousity, why would you want to convert to mp3?

Apple may be losing "market share", but that is because their computers are used for a longer interval of time than PCs, because their quality is better, and they are not outdated so quickly. Businesses cycle through computers relatively quickly, hence the high volume of Wintel machines being...

They have bumped the processor speeds and now you can also get a Superdrive.

Next wednesday. (just to be difficult)

Yep

Whoopeee!!!!

I have owned or still own the following machines. - Original Macintosh - The first Mac LC - Mac LC II - B&W G3 400 - iBook G3 (snow book)

You can go to the apple website, and then to the OSX tab, and then go to downloads. You can find apple downloads there, including updates.

Basically, Apple doesn't have to provide the computer at the lowest costs. However, something headless would be necessary. Apple basically doesn't want to mess with their margins. They don't want to squeeze out some sales based on some low margin. They don't want to become a Dell.

Actually, Apple's 'operating' profit, which is a better guage of how they are doing, is higher then Dell's. But keep in mind, Dell doesn't just sell hardware. They are also a North American Microsoft Large Area Reseller (LAR) and an EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) LAR. So their revenues...

You may also want to restart the maching in Single User mode, and let the battery drain till it dies. This will sort of "reset" the battery, and once fully charged, may improve capacity.

Have you repaired permissions, and perhaps removed any p-lists?

Well, it has been confirmed by Appleinsider and Macrumors that the G5 2.3 ghz's were made, but specially for Virginia Tech. I knew I wasn't crazy.

Congrats!!! Diablojota <--- Jealous

You can get Virtual PC and do it on that. Albeit your compile time etc, will be slowed, but it should still work. When I was at the University, and had to build databases and frontends using Access and Visual Basic, I used Virtual PC as I had no windoze PC either. It worked fine. I still got...

Perhaps you may want to try that. Also, check the vendor websites for updates to the programs... Anyone else have any advice out there?