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>The date appears in the greyed out menu that drops down. You're right! I just never saw it there. Too light perhaps? I hope Apple brings back some of these great UI features of 9 that make X not as friendly. Don't forget: 1. Color file labeling 2. When you open a newly created...

So how can you tell how much disk space is left? Or is that another thing that apple removed from the UI that worked so well? Also, how does one tell the date without opening the Date/time panel?

I am using Outlook Express in Classic. Anything similar for OS X? The Mail app lacks features like flagging that I like to use.

Actually it looks like they'll release neither of those yet, but 10.1.5.

There's already been talk of 10.2 coming out via the media. I've heard nothing aboutf 10.5. 10.2 is supposed to deliver us speed enhancements and full audio functionality. That's what I'm waiting for.

So why haven't they integrated Imageready into Photoshop?

And this also means it will be a while until we see audio and music apps for sale--until 10.2 is finished.

Yes, I downloaded it yesterday, thanks. Just have to install it.

I solved the problem in case anyone's following. I installed the 9.1 to 9.2.1 update and now I can start up Classic anytime. No need to do any terminal UNIX stuff for permissions! Apparently it was just missing some resources for system 9 to function properly in X. It runs real smooth, just a...

Similar problem here. I have a Yamaha 16-10-40 firewire. I just installed the latest firmware update for OS 9 (also can boot in X), and now my Toast sees no CD drive. Now, I wonder if there is a way to unistall that update! Frustration!

I logged in as the root user. When I went to start an OS 9 app, it said "there are no localized Classic-specific resources to update the system folder. Please select another startup disk". This is quite a different message. I am running 9.1. Do I need 9.2 instead? The mystery is unfolding...

Unfortunately, the get info solution doesn't work like it would in OS 9. When I get info of my hard drive, the priveleges are grayed out--it is logged in as 'system' of group 'admin'. But as the only user, I am the system admin, I think? Unfortunately, I know very little of UNIX, so I may have...

Does anyone have any ideas what this means?

I've been trying out OS X but having problems getting grips on it and undrestanding how it works coming from an OS 9 world. But I really like the look and feel of it. So here's the problem: There are times when it wants to access applications that are Classic. I get the message: "You do...