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Hey that's kewl. While I'm here, I'll boost my post count too :D

You know, Carbon isn't inferior to Cocoa. They're both about equal, except that I can dig up my OS 8 program, make some minimal changes, and poof, instant Carbonized OS X software. If you want to see a service work, highlight some text and select "Make Sticky." I don't know if it's supposed...

Ok, let me get this straight: Are you having trouble with DNS lookups, pinging, or both? I'll assume: you have a Mac OS X machine that isn't networking correctly. On the same network, other computers running Win98/NT, Classic Mac OS, etc. work fine. Your internet access is via a computer...

A little late maybe, but: Depending on the printer driver, you can sometimes delete the other paper sizes in the Page Setup... box. Not the ideal solution if you want to use US Letter again, but ...

Go to Iconfactory.com & get a copy of iControl. If you'd rather do it by hand, crack open the System file or Finder with ResEdit.

I'll start off with the assumption that your MP3s play alright elseware, and that you recorded them yourself ... keep in mind that a lot of MP3s downloaded from JoeRandomPir8 suck .. scratched CDs ripped with lousy encoding software are the #1 cause for pops, clicks, squeels, and general audio...

(1) I cannot print. - do I turn on AppleTalk in the Network panel for the card "en1"? - if I use LPR what name/address do I use for the printer? - In any case, I get a report "server not found" Yeah, I think AppleTalk should be turned on, since it's an AppleTalk printer, right? (my mac...

And about the SGI .. I assume you mean that you'd be plugging in the SGI into another port in your hub, and sharing files? Sure, no problem. Install Samba, or configure it; might already be there. I personally don't like the samba client too well, but it makes a great server.

If they are both connected to the hub, then it's no problem. Open OS X's Network Utility (or whatever it's called) and ping the IP address of the XP box. If you can do that then you're fine. 1. Turn on file sharing in XP & share a folder or something. Set it to Share Level access control...

Uh oh. That guy should look out. Apple's lawyers will get him for improper use of the logo. :eek:

You probably need a hub unless you have a multi-port router. If you really have a router (not a hub, some people get these confused), then it's really easy: just plug your cable modem into the uplink port, and plug in your other machines into the router's other ports. If the router only has...

Are you closing the CDR session on your PC? That's the most common culprit for this sort of thing, unless you're using CD-RW's. Does it still read 'em in OS 9? - seth -