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check this link, they explain how they do it! http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~ranma1/mac_install.html

ooooops.... haven't seen it..... sorry....

if you have a friend with a Mac, you can connect the machines with a firewire cable, and start yours in target mode (pressing t at the startup) Your hard drive would bee seen as an external drive on your friend mac, and you could transfer your data on it...

create a virus isn't impossible... at the moment it's easier for windows for the presence on-line of virus-building tools which provide the necessary codes for every virus part... recently i haven't read of any new vulnerability in osX, but, for example, the latest update for iTunes was released...

Normally .plist files are in youruser/Library/Preferences, but if for Dreamweaver they're located in a different folder a search in finder for dreamweaver could help you to find them...

Another solution could be end norton related processes from task manager, click Ctrl+Alt+Canc, they should look as nav*... but I'm quite sure that norton AV can be uninstalled normally from the Add/Remove Programs control panel... check if it's possible to use a sort of system restore from the...

check if this helps!

another useful tool in such a case is iEatBrainz, since in many cases when you convert the files you can loose the infos on the track... :)

I think that you have to set that folder as shared... or just keep the files you need on both machines in the 'Shared Documents' folder...

They're related to the security updates, I don't know exactly what they mean, maybe someone here could be more specific about them...

yes, just click on 'add to library' in the File menu, and select the .wma you need to import... if this doesn't work, get EasyWMA...

I use a Draytek router to network a xp pc and two mac laptops, it works very well...

It seems that your system is having some serious problem, so it's better to reinstall. I would go first with an archive and install, because the .sparseimage file, if it's still there, would remain in your hard disk, and you could try to mount it after the reinstalling...

I think it's a Filevault problem just for my experience... maybe it's a stupid question, but have you tried rebooting once more? just because i remember that i found the .sparseimage file after a couple of restarts, I can't explain why...

you can create an account for them, and if you want limitate their access to some applications.. or you can go to Disk Utility, select New Image, decide the size of the .dmg file, then in encryption select AES - 128. You'll be asked to choose an username and a password (don't add to the...

have you tried logging in with your user account and disabling filevault, before checking if you can see the .sparseimage? also, check repairing permissions once from disk utility before searching... I'm try to recall what exactly I did to solve the same problem months ago...

ok, search for a file with the name 'yourshortusername.sparseimage', if you find it your data are still safe... now, check if you can create a .dmg file from Disk Utility, or if you can simply open a .dmg file... if you can, check this link http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25695...

just a question, do you have filevault enabled?

maybe it's a hazard, but when your bench neighbour hates music and doesn't speak for all the day, an iPod could help my safety, avoiding me to literally fall into my experiments....

[/QUOTEFolder permissions Available for: Mac OS X v10.3.8, Mac OS X Server v10.3.8 CVE-ID: CAN-2005-0712 Impact: World-writable permissions on several directories, allowing potential file race conditions or local privilege escalation. Description: Secure folder permissions are applied to...