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I've already tried that, there are no icons like that. And I can't install anything new, because this computer doesn't belong to me. So, I can't download programs like irc or messenger without the new installatons?

I can't upgrade, this isn't my computer. So if I download an earlier version of MSN messenger, irc, etc., it will work when I drag it over the StuffIt icon? I'm currently downloading MSn messenger for Mac*5.1.1, will this work?

Going into the startup disk gives me two icons, Macintosh HD and Network Disk, the network one looking just like the HD except with wires coming from the bottom. There's no folders and double clicking the icons does nothing. The front of this computer says "iMac" and when I click "about this...

it says "about this computer". I was confused because the owner of this computer told me it was OS X. Before last week I'd never used a mac before, I'm not sure which button is the command button. I figured the button with the bitten apple was the command button, and I think I got a...

Sorry, I have no idea, I am very new to Macs. I wasnèt even aware you could right click.. Maybe you have it set so that you don not have log history saved.

Do you mean the chat history? I am fairly sure that is not possible on Mac or Windows, you will need to log in. This is because you need to be logged into your account to see previous conversations because otherwise, anyone could go through you personal files. And to log in, you need to be...

When I do that, the StuffIt icon changes, and it looks kind of like a few lines spread out across the screen, then nothing else happens. When I search for the file that I dragged over the StuffIt icon, all the is on the computer is the original downloaded file, no application. Is there something...

I am not a regular Mac user, and am having problems installing programs like Firefox, MSN Messenger (Mac version), etc. The first download works fine, but when I try to open it, Ièm given a window that says I can use either StuffIt Expander or Quicktime to open the document. StuffIt does...