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Well, I remember about 5 years ago when the PowerBook G3s were $2500 for the 400 MHz Lombard and $3500 for the 500 MHz Pismo...

Add this to the other suggestions: Copy /etc/cups from the old system to the new system. Repair permissions. This will have the printers setup in PSU for you. As long as you get the drivers copied over correctly you should be in business.

If 9 and X are on the same volume, startup holding the "x" key.

No problems here...

No need to log out. Just change the command in Terminal to this: defaults write com.apple.dock mineffect suck;killall Dock This will restart the Dock.

Try this: Press and hold the number 4 on your numpad... Does the cursor move to the left? If so, you should go to the Universal Access preference pane in System Preferences and look for a setting called Mouse Keys, possibly under the "Mouse" tab and disable that setting. I think there may...

The same thing used to happen in MS Word and either PowerPoint or Excel 98. You could delete half the document and it would STILL grow by 10k or however much. Disabling Fast Save resolved the issue.

Are you asking how to take a screenshot? Shift+Apple+3 will take a screenshot of the entire screen and save it to your Desktop. Shift+Apple+4 will change the cursor to a cross-hair for capturing a selection of the screen and save the resulting file to your Desktop. Shift+Control+Apple+3 or...

When you enter the WEP key on your Mac you must use the 26 digit hex key, not the passphrase, preceded by the $ HTH

Apple laptops until very recently used ADB internally for the keyboard and trackpad, did they not? Perhaps the article means that now the entire line uses USB?

Right-click on the button and select Delete

*cough*8C46*cough* ;) :D

You need to install the APE engine. http://www.unsanity.com/haxies/ape

Well, actually (on the King Kong trailer site) they're using both the QuickTime logo and the Apple logo.

Screenshots in Tiger default to .png format. This can be changed now by opening a Terminal window and typing: for pdf defaults write com.apple.screencapture type pdf for jpg defaults write com.apple.screencapture type jpg for gif defaults write com.apple.screencapture type gif then log...

Try a Custom install only selecting the BSD Subsystem (will only require Disc 1). The other discs can be mounted in the Finder and the packages installed manually. At least that is how it has been with previous versions of Mac OS X. I have no experience with the Tiger CDs...

Sounds like you have VoiceOver enabled. Try hitting Command-F5 Or go to System Preferences -> Universal Access -> Seeing - VoiceOver: Off

If you press and hold the number 4 on the numpad for a bit does the cursor move to the left? If so: System Preferences -> Universal Access -> Mouse -> Mouse Keys: Off cheers

The audio file is here: /System/Library/CoreServices/Setup Assistant.app/Contents/Resources/TransitionSection.bundle/Contents/Resources/intro-sound.mp3

At least is IS an option...