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I heartily reccomend using "SuperDuper" for your cloning needs.

Eudora6 is the best. scriptable great filters fast accurate detailed searching customizable via a HUGE list of " x-eudora-settings" See: http://eudorabb.qualcomm.com/index.phpx-eudora-settings"

Eudora6 is the best. scriptable great filters fast accurate detailed searching customizable via a HUGE list of " See: http://eudorabb.qualcomm.com/index.phpx-eudora-settings"

I receive a message with some helpful advice suggesting that I not have my email address available to guests. This certainly sounds like good advice. My benefactor directs me to go to CP > Private messaging. That is where the trouble begins. There are precisely three (3) check boxes there. I...

Psst! is a freeware item that will turn off your startup chime.

for my dictionary/thesaurus needs I prefer the freeware solution of MacDict X 2.9.2 http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/7561

Permit me to suggest an amazingly simple freeware solution that I have employed. FreeDMG can be found at ---> http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/15740 Simply copy the subject files to an empty ƒolder (with a logical name). Drag and drop onto the target window of FreeDMG Its a...

Here is a very low-cost notion: Get "BurnitAgainSam" shareware. This will permit you to repeatedly backup to a standard (virtually costless) CD-R You can do this weekly. Then, on a monthly basis,you can store this CD in a metallic envelope (such as RAM is shipped in), date the CD, and store...

I am certain that whitesaint is accurate in his directions; but a caveat is in order. Mistakes made in performing interface tweaks can render your system unstable or unbootable. That is why, for nearly all Mac users, an application that acts as a "front-end" interface is a very good idea.

Both MPlayer and VLC are excellent choices for viewing .wmv files

With the risk of posting off-topic* re: my falling short of the mark by suggesting a Text Editor such as Text Wrangler; I would like to say that I have tried "Pages" The word processor included as part of iWork. It was just updated to v.1.0.1 by Apple™. It is still a "Work in progress", as was...

I strongly urge you to install two freeware applications: VLC and MPlayer. There both work far better than Quicktime for viewing video (no editing features as with Quicktime Pro.) Often video created on a PeeCee that are .mpg files and are viewable via QuickTime (generally set by default)...

You need Mplayer http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/10784 and VLC http://macupdate.com/info.php/id/5758 Quicktime(Pro) is good for very simple editing of .mpg video files; but for viewing videos QT is bereft of features AND it will not launch many videos at all, e.g. the ubiquitous...

Be aware that this feature is quite limited in depth and scope. SpellCatcher and Grammarian have superb feature sets. Perhaps the best application extant in this area is UltraLingua, with modules for most major languages.

Yes, the current version of BootCD is Panther compatible. A word of warning. The bootable CD's will require you to hold down the 'C' key upon booting for anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes. YES, you read correctly. Do not assume that you are NOT booting, as you are simply doing so at a glacial...

I have numerous speakers sitting about collecting dust. If you want I will provide you with same for minimal cost. The bestthat i have for you is a set of (attractive / high quality) Apple Pro Speakers, essentially unused. I do not know for certain whether these will work with the mini mac...

I like eye-candy as much as most, but I urge caution. Over the last two decades there have been numerous applications that modify the Finder GUI. They often require considerable RAM and may slow down booting and window re-drawing at best. They can cause serious system problems at worst. An...

Text Wrangler is a free version of BBEdit. Many people rave about it.

Try Font Finagler http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/14470 Use maintain1 or Onyx, etc. etc. to delete the Font Cache, System Cache, Browser Cache, User Cache. Duplicate or damaged fonts are one of the usual suspects re: slow booting.

I have used FontBook, however briefly, with Tiger; and like many Mac appl's, it is enhanced under OS X 10.4. Under Panther it is rather starkly featureless.