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I also recommend this link for setting up the Jabber MSN/Google Talk, and also read this one too.

To clone that drive, you probably want to use 'Super duper', since the cloning portion is free. Although.. it does sooo many other things, it's actually worth the price. Super Duper

Can we get a link to this Scott? I have been using 1Passwd, and it's good.. but still not as good as Roboform that I used for years on the Windows box.

I don't know if there will be that much of an 'ebay' problem. I do expect some, but since you have to sign up for the 2 yr agreement (we think) that might deter some of the Ebayers.

Seems like you've have a mix of good/bad service. Even if the squealing can only be heard sporadically, the right speaker is still broken, so at the very least, they should take care of that. You did get it back in 4 hrs, so perhaps they rushed through..... maybe next time tell them to take...

I just recently did an interview with the Parallels company, and we talked about options on what you need to have with Parallels. Check it out http://www.thinkmac.net/interview/podcast/interview-parallels-3-0-benjamin-rudolph-run-windows-your-mac I tried to cover some of the new features...

Also, I believe I have heard that even with the Apple Certified Technician, you have to be working for an 'authorized apple service center' to deal with Apple Care and other things like that.

If it's too good to be true... it is. Short of Academic & Government pricing, I don't know of any legal huge 'discounts' that are significant. Try over http://www.academicsuperstore.com/ they have legit software, and the rules to qualify are loose if you have anyone in an education institution.

This is a well known problem MANY people are having. Check out more details from others at the Apple Discussion forums. http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=820 Some people have found work arounds.. others haven't, except to go through Apple Care.

I would try to bootup in Safe Boot mode. Here are directions from the apple site. To start up into Safe Mode (to "Safe Boot"), do this: Be sure the computer is shut down. Press the power button. Immediately after you hear the startup tone, press and hold the Shift key. Tip: The Shift...

Be sure when you add contacts in Address Book, you add their birthdays. Then, in iCal, go to Preferences, and enable 'Show Birthdays Calendar', and it will add all of the birthdays listed in your Address Book to your iCal.

Absolutely.. upgrading will make the mac run very fast. I have 1.5GB in mine, and the 512MB was a bare minimum... I was astonished how much adding the extra GB did. Especially running the rosetta emulation, it makes things much more tolerable.

Downloading Movies, Music, Programs.. etc.. is probably illegal. I am sure you are only downloading public domain stuff.. right? Personally I could care less about Movies and Music... but don't take from the software developers. If the Mac developers can't make a living.. well, then using a...

Is this your first Mac? Do you have a benchmark on what to expect? When I got the Intel based iMac, I thought my iBook 933mhz was snappier... However, when I bumped up the ram another gigabyte, it was like a new machine. 512MB will get you by, without alot of multitasking -- but another...

It's http://www.ubuntu.com and you need to click on Downloads (on the righthand side of the screen), then choose a mirror, and then the ones you can run off of CD are called 'Live CDs', and that is the one to download. FOr the Mac, its a PPC version.

You can share the interent by using your Mac, but you really should spend another $30-40 and get a wireless router. This is critical for running a Windows XP machine on a high speed connection, you need the hard firewall to help prevent worms and such. This router acts as a firewall and also...

Hey Eric, What browser/ftp clients are you using when you are doing these tests? I recommend you try this- http://mirror.mcs.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/5.10/ubuntu-5.10-live-powerpc.iso This is a link to the Unbuntu Live Linux CD for your Mac. http://www.unbuntu.org When you download it, see how...

Thanks for replying, but I squared it away a few couple months ago. As it turns out, i reapplied the combo update, and it fixed the problem.

Here are a couple things to try, First - Try holding down the OPTION key after you power up, and hold it down until it prompts you with a list of OSes it can find available for booting. Then if it lets you select OS X, boot into it and see if everything is in tact. As a separate method...

I have the exact same issue on my Mac Mini. I was hoping it was a PRAM but ..alas it wasn't. -rw-r--r-- 1 root admin 1461 Nov 3 16:13 /Library/Preferences/.GlobalPreferences.plist These were the results of mine. Any ideas? I just had the Hard drive replaced in my mini, and didn't...