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You can't in OS X. But what you can do is drop either your hard disk icon or a folder filled with aliases into the dock. This will act the same as an apple menu, and you can have more than one. I like using aliases myself. I made two folders for the dock that I use like the Apple menu. In...

Turbo mouse is awesome! I now have the same mouse feel as I did in OS 9 with USB Overdrive, and best of all Turbomouse is FREEware! BTW, the mouse still accelerates at a variable rate, it's just that the variable rate is implemented more smoothly using Turbo Mouse. Variable acceleration is...

Here's another example of how cool Apple is: http://newforums.macnn.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=45&t=000637 They will buy Norton utilities for anyone who lost a partition due to the defective iTunes 2 installer. Note that Apple is "covered" by the licence agreement and...

Keywords: •disk copy •burn image •OS X •Essential •Apple's financial well being •Micro$oft schemes To burn a disk image, open disk copy, make a disk image of the CD, and select "burn image" under the Image menu. When making the disk image, choose a read/write enabled image so you...