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I wasnt really sure; so I put it here :confused: I didnt know if it was worthy enough to be a how-to.

I rarely ever use iChat. I either use Fire IM or Adium. :)

Oh. I thought they went out of business :) intel who? :p HomunQlus; nice avatar.

Dosent the Firmware have to be upgraded in those computers?

Try searching the sites under the Macintosh section of this page: http://www.riccbhard.bravehost.com/downloads.html

I like this site a lot too :) I think my origional 1st post was about my Macintosh HD icon kept jumping to the lower right corner of the screen. Turned out I wasnt giving it enough room the the upper right corner where it stays. Now i'm up to; uh 500-something posts. EDIT: This post is 525

I think we need a few more smileys added; like these (borrowed from GTAForums) http://www.gtaforums.com/html//emoticons/blush.gif http://www.gtaforums.com/html//emoticons/nervous.gif http://www.gtaforums.com/html//emoticons/cookie.gif http://www.gtaforums.com/html//emoticons/cry.gif and maybe...

Apparently I didnt read the posts before me :eek:

All of the sudden I could not launch any programs. They would bounce and disappear... So I made the stupid mistake of logging off to log back in and see what happens. I logged off; tried logging back in and it it stuck at that spinning progress bar. I had to force power off (hold power button)...

lol @ the second one. When you click Start and then Turn Off Computer it says "turning off that thing that goes tick tick tick really fast". And also when you click on "lookout explorer". The virus message box. LOL :p EDIT: LOL again. Click Start and then "Nuke" in the second one. :D

Well good. I already have one PPC Mac.

Try booting with the OS X disc and from the "Installer" menu select "Disk Utility" and then do a repair permissions and repair disk.

Personally I'd prefer to call them Mactels. To fit in with Wintels

Apple will still support the PowerPC processors even after they move to Intel. Programmers will still make programs that are capable of running on both Intel Macs and PPC Macs.

I'm kind of confused :confused:. Are you talking about Mail.app? Apple's Mail program? If so; you'll have to set it up again; but go to Macintosh HD > Users > yourusername > Library > Prefrences Move the file "com.apple.mail.plist" to the desktop. Start Mail; set it up again and see if it...

You could try a temperature monitor program like this: http://macupdate.com/info.php/id/17027 and (if your laptop has a sensor for it) see what temp. the fan is coming on at and you might be able to find out what's causing it to stay on. Post back on the results. Just a second thought; are...

You could try deleting the plist and repairing permissions.

As long as nothing else happens I think it will be fine. I remeber now we had a problem with a old iMac G3 I had making a 'sizzling' noise. Turned out to be a little piece of plastic stuck in the CPU fan.

Sounds like something went awry with the power supply unit or harddisk. Things like that and the speakers will interfere with the CRT display. Not sure about the drilling; did you have any other electric devices on? And if so; did they do anything? like lights dimming? EDIT: Is it storming...

Try NeoOffice: (Yes; it's free and it can open; edit; and save word documents) http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/15797 :)