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Hm I never would have thought of doing that. I omitted the System folder, /Library, and ~/Library and then removed them from the omission list, but now it's only looking in my ~/Library folder, and even then it's coming up with incomplete results. It's still completely ignoring my /Library and...

Yeah all of that is definitely true, but I feel that Spotlight has actually taken a step back from Tiger in the sense that it doesn't even look into the Library folders. Now I know that this isn't an issue for most people, but for those of us that really like to dig into their systems and get...

Here are my experiences with Leopard (I just installed it yesterday). Overall, my opinion of it is very high. However, there are some things that I do not like about it at all, and things that irked me during installation and set up. I'll write this article in a "pros" and "cons" format...

All I could find was the full version of DiskWarrior. Is there a trial version so that I can just diagnose the hard drive this one time? I just bought $400 in books for school today, so spending another $100 here isn't really an option.

I'm having a very strange problem. Whenever I install Windows XP on my MacBook via Boot Camp, my hard drive flakes out while in Windows. It begins making scratching and clicking noises, the system locks up, and then I get a blue screen saying that there was a hardware failure. The part that has...

I just gave it a shot for kicks, and I can tell you that there is a huge difference. I'm talking craigslist.com going from five seconds to fully load to two seconds. I also noticed that it makes corrections to certain typos - like typing "google.co" so that you still get to the correct website...

Today started off just like usual. Everything was running great, and I was using Safari to browse the web just like anybody else would. No issues at all. But then, for no apparent reason that I can possibly think of, Safari decided to give me troubles. I can launch Safari just fine, and I can...

Thanks for your help. I got the trial of Parallels, but it unfortunately does not allow the burning of CDs; it recognizes my hardware, but it seems to have mounted it as read-only. I'm just going to have to wait until Thanksgiving and do it over at my relatives' house, because I really don't...

I currently only have a Windows XP SP1 disk and would like to make a slipstream SP2 CD. My predicament, however, is that I have no access to a Windows machine, and I do not have access to virtual PC software like Parallels of any kind. I have seen tutorials on how to do this from within Linux...