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If the latch won't catch and keep the laptop closed, then that definitly is a servicable problem. It may be that the hinge attaching the screen to the laptop base is torqued a bit tight (heard of this problem before with 15" powerbooks). I'd take it in and have it repaired before the year...

sounds like either a file permissions issue (run disk utility) or there is a pref. file that is a little screwy.

iZap. USB powered-bug zapper that attaches to your display and zaps bug when they land on the screen. Side benefit, no more finger smudges on your LCD screen (*ZAP*).

Will not happen. Apple makes $ on hardware it sells (with some pretty good profit margins to boot). This is also why it has the iTunes store; to sell iPods. We'll see some HaK0rZ get around the Leopard am-I-running-on-a-Mac checker, but it'll be like the workarounds that are already running...

Just a historical note... I remeber reading something about an internet set-top box hooked up to a TV a few years ago. Now where did I read this? Hmmm.. oh yeah, Gate's book back in '96. http://www.microsoft.com/billgates/roadahead/cChap4.asp Seems Jobs is executing a working plan that Gates...

Anyone know what the link for the QT stream will be, if any? I'd like to watch the stream later in the day and get a direct link now, instead of hunting Apple's website after the fact and spoiling the all keynote surprises.

May be that you hve some bad RAM installed. Did you recently install some new RAM? If so, take out the memory and leave only what you're computer originally came with (i.e. Apple installed RAM). See if that solves the probelm.

if you haven't made a backup of your hard drive, now would be a very good time. If the apple hardware test boots and the OSX installer disk boots then this may be a hard drive issue (i.e. everything else about your computer is working). A re-install of OS X after formatting may help, but if...

Can you open the new code to a select few (i.e. mods/techs) and get inteligent feedback that way on anything that needs fixing as opposed to getting a flood of 'h3lp!!1! fix thi5...' from the general MacOSX.com public? I'd wait to get the code tightended up to save a lot of headaches later on.

You may have some firewall settings turned on to block certain ports. I did the same thing you did and got a whole lot more in terms of ports blocked (I like it that way). If you need these ports open, then you can change the firewall settings in System Preferences...->Sharing->Firewall. I'd...

mdimport seems to be part of spotlight. It may be that spotlight is trying to index your hard drive. It may be a bit technical, but see: http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Carbon/Conceptual/MDImporters/Concepts/Troubleshooting.html "Endless Indexing Spotlight's indexes are maintained...

Neat trick with the "shift" key. Didn't know that, will save me a few secs. when Word hangs...

you should be able to physically switch the ordering of the drives and see the second working drive that way. Better yet, remove the broken drive, leave the working one in there as the primary drive and install a copy of OS X on it. You could also just remove the broken drive and use the...

From Apple: "Safe Boot forces a directory check of the hard drive. This is identical to using Disk Utility's Repair Disk or the fsck -fy terminal command." http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107394

Dosen't holding down the 'shift' key at startup do the same thing (without resorting to typing UNIX comands)? http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107392 http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107393 http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107394 Just a thought.

I guess one could couple this with face recognition software and then you can use your face as your login password (or as a second security check). Could also snap pictures of other people trying to locally access your computer (i.e. enter password in wrong 3 times and 'snap' know who tried to...

Hello all, I am new to the terminal/UNIX end of OS X and I need some help. I need to run a program called ultrascan (found freely here: http://www.ultrascan.uthscsa.edu/ ). I installed X11 and tried to set it up using the provided installation instructions and following the installation...

As a Mac user trying to use Windows keyboard shortcuts on a PC sometimes, i found the "piggy-backing" feature to be very irritating. Why press two function keys for one keyboard shortcut? That is why press Alt-F for the file menu and then press Alt-O to open something? On a Mac, just type...