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The easiest way - open Goliath, File menu --> Open iDisk Connection, put in your username and password, your iDisk will open. Now, go to File --> Save Connection As..., and save it where you'd like. Now all you have to do is click on that Goliath document to open your iDisk/iDisks.

From about a month or so ago. my desktop

I use a folder in DragThing of all my goliath connection documents, same premise.

No answer for you, but I'd recommend Goliath for accessing your iDisk(s), it's faster, easier...did I mention FASTER? =)

I tried the same thing, no go.

No. There's no way to wipe out that linux partition and make it either HFS or HFS+ without reformatting.

In the PPP options, set it to "connect automatically when starting TCP/IP applications" (or whatever it says). Now put something in your login items, such as a browser or something to get online.

I'm not exactly sure what you're asking, or for which OS, but try >LockOut<. I've been using it for sometime and would recommend it to anyone.

Try deleting prefs first, if that doesn't work, change your monitor resolution to a higher setting to change window size. Make the window smaller, now quit Netscape and change your resolution back to normal. Netscape will see the window size from the last window before quitting.

Heh, cute. Reminds me of the commercial where the guy continues to call his interviewer "Mr. Dumbass" when his name is Dumass. wahhhh-rehhhzz....hahahhaha, I really needed that!

From their site >here<

30ish days, then updated, restart required. another 30ish days, another update, restart required. 52 days, restarted instead of sleeping (4:30am) :D 89 days, awesome thunderstorm, shutdown required. Not one crash/freeze/kernel panic...knock wood.

Mine is almost empty, I use DragThing instead, but I thought this was good enough to show. Gotta love the Toast progress bar.

Gotta love pet peeves. :D

I changed it on my Wallstreet, not sure how to do it on a TiBook. Try http://www.resexcellence.com, that's where I found the info for the Wallstreet.

cmd-opt-drag in OSX to scroll around in Finder windows (icon or list, but not column view), it's been there since OSX first came out. :D

60 = 3x20 30 = 3x10 The 60 gig is: 20 for osx, 20 for os9 and 20 for storage The 30 gig drive came out of my old beige g3 when retired, never bothered to reformat it, but will soon enough...for DV.

I run OSX at home and 9.2.2 at work (prepress, enough said). I laugh when I have to restart at work, which is at least twice a night. At home is another story: 9:31PM up 72 days, 19 hrs, 3 users, load averages: 1.58, 1.59, 1.64

You can grab iTunes 1.1.2 >here<, this is the last version I had before v2, hopefully it's everything you need.

And the boss wonders why there's so many of us around the watercooler. :D