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They are RAW. There is no printer involved. Thanks.

I am using OS X 6.6. I have Adobe Photoshop CS4 installed and it runs well. I downloaded Sigma Photo Pro 4.2 for my Sigma camera and it does not acknowledge that the camera has been plugged in, hence it does nothing. Adobe CS4 finds the camera with no problem. I trashed and re-installed SPP and...

So how to remove all the gazillion "deletes" that will soon clog up my hard disk and bring the whole system down, hence returning me to the stone ages?

I copied half of my iPhoto collection (sitting on an eMac) onto a DVD and fed it to my iMac operating on OS X 10.6.6 with a matching iLife. When I looked at the result I saw that the collection included twice as many photos, the remainder being deleted versions of the iPhotos. By default, my...

Yes, it makes sense.

Thank you. I mentioned that I also have an iMac 1.83 (GHz Intel Core Duo) and a HP monitor (HP ZR 22W). I am quite happy with the visual quality of the monitor and I have been using it as a mirror to the iMac for movies and photos. I have a Samsung Blu-Ray player that can provide the visual...

Thanks. How hard is it to replace the optical drive? I don't often tinker with the insides of computers. I was intrigued by the Blu-Ray comment. Can you get Macs to read Blu-Ray? I read they need an external reader and a special program.

The System Profiler for the eMac said it would write CD-R/W and DVD-/+R/W. The iMac will write all of those plus DVD+R DL.

Thanks. No wonder I could not find an answer by Googling the subject. Quite complex.

Can I burn blank DVD+RWs? Are they better than DVD-RWs? Thanks!

Fantastic responses. It encourages me to ask: how can I turn off the computer monitor when I use the external monitor? Thanks.

Cool. Thanks.

It definitely works. However, the CD contains the entire User's Manual, which document will probably reveal among other things the purpose of the row of controls that lines the bottom of the unit, the only recognizable one being Power. The whole piece of information being obscured by a little...

It worked as you said it would, and the DVD player was probably reset by rebooting. I would still like to read the CD, probably packed with useful information. How would I do that?

I was trying to connect a HP monitor ZR 22W (very nice image quality!) to my iMac running OS X 10.6.6. After running a wire between them (mini DVI to DVI), I inserted the monitor's CD into the iMac. The CD was read but the files could not be opened. The error message was to the effect that OS X...