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If your mac has Sound Studio just drop the audio file into it - and edit. Sound Studio was being delivered in the OSX software package - and it is available as shareware. It's only one of many options.

It wasn't me! to quote a popular song. Not about Tiger anyway. Though as it happens the two iBooks and iMac don't have Tiger, only Panther, as I would have to buy a family edition of the former. The G3 powermac is here now, with 10.3.9 - ready for use on the community project. It has firewire...

Do accept my apologies please if I misunderstood.:o B

er - if that's addressed to me that sounds like ... sarcasm? Not good if it is. My point only was that some households have lots of macs, whilst some may have lots of PCs. I have never owned or used a PC except rarely when forced to on location. If you get that kind of comment back then it...

Two G5 desktops, G4 iBook, G3 iBook, Ruby iMac, Mac Classic II, and a PowerMac coming tomorrow for a community project - that'll be seven Macs - and believe it or not, there are four Powerbooks sometimes when putting a 40 page magazine together (community based material spread over all of them...

After re-indexing, and initially still not showing information, it now works.

I've checked on another G5 in the house and the i in a circle is faint there too, but works. I'm re-indexing right now, but there's a couple of hours to go yet. So I'll check again later. Brian

The italic i in a circle logo on the right of the found item line, when "show all" has been activitated, is not active. It is faint, and will not show where the found file is located. Spotlight is finding files OK. I'm running 10.4.3 on G5 1.8 GHz. Any suggestions? Brian