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I guess I should of thought of that huh... ::ha:: I know I have some older PC speakers that i, from time to time plug into my iPod... But now that i think about it, they need power. Sorry if my posts confused you.

Another option, which is what I do... Is pick up one of these: http://www.audiogear.com/cgi-bin/shopper.cgi?key=Adpt2RcmMsm&preadd=action (you may have one laying around, or radio shack would) This would plug in your ipod to your receiver, and you can play it through your home stereo...

well, if you just had regular headphone jack style speakers, indeed you could use them, no problem. When it comes to the HiFi stuff, this might get tricky... As far as i know, there is no adapter build just for the ipod like that... But im looking. When I read your post, I instantly...

I guess what I'm looking for is, maybe a nod to the fact i did buy the right ram, or i didn't... Can anyone see any issues with the ram i bought, as far as i can tell, everything should match up (spec wise, not pin wise).

Okay, So i bought my 1.42GHz Mac mini, and was trying to save money by buying ram on eBay... Yeah I know, never again will I do this. And yes I know i dont have a warenty anymore... Moving on... I bought this...

Glad that helped.

As long as it doesnt stop playing, there shouldnt be an issue... Snap it back together, or buy a case. You could take this chance to take it apart, and make the tabs on the silver part work again.. one of them may be bent up or something, some how. Im sure if you ask around, maybe move this...

What about trying these drivers? http://dlink.com/products/support.asp?pid=175

Go to the Apple menu > About this Mac > More Info... Click the Hardware menu, find USB, see if the adapter is even reconized. If it is, Go to the Network settings and see if your adapter showed up there, then you can configure it... Granted this is something you probually already have...

Update, 10.3.8 installed. Now my Microsoft InteliMouse Explorer 4.0 works like it should. I had installed the drivers and all that, and it didnt work in 10.3.7... Amazing, that made my day.

I found this strange. My new Mac mini, didnt see the software update. I had to download it directly from Apple's website. The mini didnt notice the iPhoto update either... And indeed my Mac mini had 10.3.7 so I'm not sure why... Maybe if I restarted I would of saw it... Oh well, time to...

*I'm willing to bet I know what the next image will be* :D

Two Nights And Two Madiens - by Crash Test Dummies (on the God Shuffled His Feet album)

You know, My stepbrother bought some of this stuff for his iBook. It worked pretty well if i remember correctly. I do remember he gave me a few of the packaged damp towels, and i used it on my original 5 gig ipod. It cleaned it up a little, but does get rid of the scratches. I'm always a little...

I guess I could do that =) *I just got my replacement mini yesterday, I still have it in the plastic, oh how pretty it is* ::ha:: Hit menu 5-8 times, just to make sure we're all the way back to the menu. - wheel down (clockwise) 2 clicks, we're at settings now *press center button* -...

You might look at a third party wireless card. I know I've seen these little USB 802.11 things at the local Circuit City or Best Buy. They look like a bluetooth adapter, but they are for wireless 802.11b(maybe g too). *did a little searching for you*...

I'd agree with the poster above. I'd attempt a restore of the iPod mini, finding contrast with out the screen might be tricky, but if you have the clicker on, it may be possible. Restoring the iPod seems the best way. Then if this doesnt work, run to your local Apple store, the iPod mini's...