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1. Yes, more memory will make a BIG difference. I have 4 GB and it's not enough when I use Photoshop. You can also set you scratch disk as an external disk, to improving performance. 2. Easy to install the new RAM. Take the battery cover and battery of and there you go. 3. Yes. RAM from...

Mounting failed with what? A DMG?

My pleasure! Hope it works out. If not, we'll figure something out!

Attached is a screenshot of my Music Library. Click on the "Kind" column and it will sort the view that way. Then you click on the first song, hold the Shift key and click on the last song, selecting all in-between. Then drag those songs into the playlist. It's super easy! You can also...

I see what you mean. I add "iTunes Music Store" to the comment field of all my purchased songs to make it easier to find them. If you just deleted the playlist, your music will be in the Music Library. Change you column view of Music to "kind" and look for : - Protected AAC audio file (.m4p...

First off, backup you photos! Then try holding down "Command⌘-Option⌥" and repair the iPhoto library and everything. Try selecting all options.

Next time you purchase a song (get one of the free downloads), iTunes will automatically re-add the playlist.

Just wondering why you don't go for the full release, that's all. I'm not sure why your iBook won't boot on the disc. Sorry! :)

Sorry, I mis-read. Did you burn a dual-layer disc? Maybe your iBook's disc drive is incompatible burnt DVD-DL. Try it on another machine. The Leopard install disc is Universal, so unless the BETA you have is Intel only, it should work. Btw, why are you trying to install Leopard BETA?

Sorry, I stand corrected! :)

Nope. Proper Closed Captioning (CC), or subtitles, is a hidden part of the video file that you have to enable display of. Subtitles that are visible are part of the video file itself, not a separate CC "channel."

Rather use iWeb or Freeway Express (http://www.softpress.com/products/freewayexpress/). Dreamweaver is a challenge to use if you're new to it. Also, look up you mac in Mactracker (http://mactracker.dreamhosters.com/).

Snow Leopard is Intel only. No PowerPC...

That should work fine. Nice way to do it! If you want to go further, get a USB line-in, like Xitel's INport: http://www.xitel.com/USA/prod_inportdl.htm. I have one and use it with my Mac.

I've never used the Mac edition. I know, reformatting is tough! :)

Btw, the 4 GB file restriction is the limit of FAT32 single file sizes. WD HHD are always formated as FAT32, factory fresh.

http://www.modmyi.com/forums/ has great threads on everything jailbreaking. Apple's bit on jailbreaking (it's hilarious): http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3743

Obviously this isn't the issue seeing that your iMac works, but I've had a lot of issues with MobileMe due to my third party firewall, even with all ports configured correctly. Maybe check that you don't have port forwarding to you iMac on your router/firewall.

smbclient: http://learnlinux.tsf.org.za/courses/build/net-admin/ch08s02.html netbios-ssn: http://www.grc.com/port_139.htm Basically it comes down to file sharing with Windows, and even if you aren't sharing with Windows, the service still runs.

Btw, good fix with the DNS.