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Should put it to sleep anyway.

You can't have nested folders in iTunes. But you can have multiple playlists or maybe a Smart Playlist.

Messing with root and finder items like the dock are always risky. You could always look at third-party dock-like apps such as DragThing.

Smart folders are quite nice.

Why? If you drag one out, drag it back it. Simple. Even better, just set the dock to hide when not in use.

10.3.9 was buggy. Look at the Java problems. 10.4.0 was more stable and much faster than Panther.

The indignity. ::ha::

If you need one, get one. If you can wait, wait. If you are thinking laptop, be prepared to wait 2 years as you'll be better off getting a rev b model.

Racer X, nice to hear from you again. Thought all the oldies had departed. Where did you get that desktop picture?

You can recover data but it's expensive. Hence, the need for backup.

ditto kainjow's comments. xbench is usually useless.

Reset .Mac preferences in Preferences > .Mac.

You can't use an iPod with Macs and a PC. Has to be one or the other. Decide which and use the software update/reinstaller from apple.com and reformat.

Mistake 1: Having partitions at all. This isn't Windows. Mistake 2: Using Norton on OSX. This isn't Windows.

Once the dmg is created, Apple i for info and copy and paste the new icon just as you would with any other icon change.

Unless you are a developer, there's almost no need for multiple partitions. That's a Windows mindset.

You can do a search for the songs, Apple F, and see if they show up anywhere. Or have iTunes import any songs from your hard drive. That said, you should always have a backup in mind. I have about 45GB of music and I bit the bullet once and made copies to an external hard drive as well as...

.Mac is well worth it, if used correctly. All the others offering, at intervals, web storage and email and what not are pale competitors. SpyMac, GMail, Yahoo360, MSN Plus, this site, etc.

Tiger is so much better. 10.4.0 was faster and more stable than 10.3.9.