Hi,
I am not that technical so please bear with me. I'm using Mac OS X 10.3.9 on an iMac. As pretty much the only one who uses the computer now (it used to be my Dad's) I decided to change his account name to my own, and use my own password (as of a few days ago).
All was going fine until last night I also changed the username next to the home icon in the "Users" section of my HD, to my own.
This afternoon I turned on my computer and all seems to have re set itself /changed to a new account. The items in my dock are the same, but all my Internet favourites have gone, my iPhoto Library is blank, my Real Player needed re registering - and most importantly my iTunes (which had 3500 songs in it yesterday) is empty.
All the songs/photos etc are still on my computer, because I have found them, but there is not enough memory to copy them all back into iTunes/iPhoto again.
To save all the bother, I basically just want to revert back to the settings from last night, but frankly have no idea how to!
Any help would be gladly appreciated.
Mark
I am not that technical so please bear with me. I'm using Mac OS X 10.3.9 on an iMac. As pretty much the only one who uses the computer now (it used to be my Dad's) I decided to change his account name to my own, and use my own password (as of a few days ago).
All was going fine until last night I also changed the username next to the home icon in the "Users" section of my HD, to my own.
This afternoon I turned on my computer and all seems to have re set itself /changed to a new account. The items in my dock are the same, but all my Internet favourites have gone, my iPhoto Library is blank, my Real Player needed re registering - and most importantly my iTunes (which had 3500 songs in it yesterday) is empty.
All the songs/photos etc are still on my computer, because I have found them, but there is not enough memory to copy them all back into iTunes/iPhoto again.
To save all the bother, I basically just want to revert back to the settings from last night, but frankly have no idea how to!
Any help would be gladly appreciated.
Mark
