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No need for repartitioning your drive. You can read and write to your NTFS partition using Mac OS X. You just need to install the following software, MacFUSE and then install NTFS-3G on your Mac. Download the packages for 10.5 and after a restart you should be able to read and write to NTFS.

Did you do an upgrade to Leopard, or did you archive and install/format the drive? I've never known straight upgrades to work well.

There are two "{" characters. Which one triggers the syntax error? Can you post the contents of your header file too?

It sounds like you've upgraded from Tiger to Leopard (i.e. didn't reformat or archive and install, just did a plain upgrade), and then started to update Quicktime and other OS X components. From what can be seen, it looks like your installation is hosed. I do not think there is anything that...

Oops, Leopard with all the updates and Xcode 3.0 with all the Java developer goodies installed.

It doesn't run on my machine either, and I've got all the Java developer tools installed.

lol...

Gimp has a horrible UI. Since I don't really need all that functionality I'm currently settled on Acorn. It's decent enough for the simple retouches that I do.

One Mouse Button = Dead Horse + Whip.

You will need to know C before using Objective-C, since Objective-C builds on the C language.

You can use C++ in Xcode quite easily. If you're doing console based programs (i.e. the ones that output text to a terminal) the project type you're interested in is Command Line Utility -> C++ Tool. Then add whatever C++ files you need and you're good to go. Doing GUI related stuff on the Mac...

Don't have Aperture or Lightroom but I that's on my list of software to buy! Aperture anyway, might buy Photoshop Elements 6 when I have the money.

I've been trying out SandVox and I've been rather impressed. Freeway looks a little pricey, but I'll give it a shot and see what it's like. Hand coding HTML isn't really something I'd like to consider. I already spend 8 - 10 hours a day working on C++ code. Coming home and working on HTML...

It doesn't sound like it has anything to do with the software. It's much more likely that it is to do with the keyboard itself and that needs replacing.

Take it back to the store and demand that someone look at it. It's still under warranty and they have to take a look at it. Just be polite but firm.

Or you could just use C.

I don't notice the smell. Maybe it's exaggerated?

Yes, those damn Chinese are developing a taste for luxurious foreign food. What is this world coming to?!? What next? The Africans asking for a more varied diet? How terrible! It should only be the West that has access to Chinese takeaways on every street corner. Heaven forbid that those...

What's funny is seeing all the PC people over at places like OSNews debating on the merits of the EULA and denouncing EULAs as evil.

How do I see the connections that I've made? By that I mean, I have defined a class with actions and outlets in Xcode and I've written up the implementation. How do I make the connections in Xcode? I've tried setting it by control clicking and then dragging the pointer to the appropriate...