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it may just be semantics.... i think selectiong the 'highlight' color one change what also could be termed the selection color for applications that don't let you set this directly (like Terminal.app) in most cases. To test this theory, select the test in the location bar of you browsers...

Easy if you use IE. I hate IE!:mad:

So why is IE the only browser that seems to play nicely with the links on this page: http://www.apple.com/ical/library/ Mozilla and Chimera don't seem to recognize links like: webcal://ical.mac.com/ical/US32Holidays.ics But when i click the link in IE, iCal pops up and asks me if I want...

This may work... Login as root in Single User Mode and edit this file: /Library/Preferences/com.apple.loginwindow.plist change your 'username' to 'root' exit single user mode and maybe now it will have root as the last logged in user in the loginwindowand just enter the root password...

you may be able to manually change the shortname of you ruser back to the original shortname via the terminal with one of the netinfo CLI utilities... are you sure that you cannot set the root passwrod with the pasword util after booting from your 10.2 CD. then login as root and create the...

Why was he ressurected?

I installed Jag by doing a full erase and install and jsut today discovered that curl was broken. The version that comes with jag is 7.4.x and the latest is 7.9.8 is can be found here: ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/www/utilities/curl/curl-7.9.8.tar.gz

Type 'vpn' into the Mac Help. I have not used it yet, but the PPtP VON client is there...associated with Internet Connect.app

I thought 10.2 was going to have native IPSec support. Where is it? If it is just the PPtP VPN option in the 'Internet Connect' app I'll be very disappointed...

I think that is a subject for a separate poll :)

So I kicked Classic off my PowerBook during the install of Jaguar and it felt good.

Ya, I get it when I SSH to the box too, but I also get: Last login: Sat Aug 24 01:32:42 2002 Welcome to Darwin! TERM_PROGRAM: Undefined variable. I wonder where I define that?

It is a preference setting for the Terminal.app I guess the lesson here is to always check the prefs first :) ?

The wierd thing is, it doesn't show up on my PowerBook. The main difference between the installs (pb vs. desktop) is that I did a complete 'Erase and Install' on my PowerBook and just an 'Upgrade' on my desktop...

I am not great with shell scripts, do you see it being set in these? :::::::::::::: csh.cshrc :::::::::::::: # System-wide .cshrc file for csh(1). if ($?prompt) then set promptchars = "%#" if ($?tcsh) then set prompt = "[%m:%c3] %n%# " else...

I am also getting this with every new terminal window: Last login: Sun Aug 25 08:56:32 on ttyp1 Where the hell is that being set?

Does that stop you from booting from anything but the main boot volume?

So i figured it out. :D /usr/share/init/tcsh is gone. The preset tcsh alias, rc, envronment, and the others are now in: /usr/share/tcsh/examples/ The funky error went away after I partially followed the instruction in: /usr/share/tcsh/examples/README /usr/share/tcsh/examples/README...

i must have had some funky fubar profile or something. i nukes all the exiting profiles that i copied from my old install and averthing worked fie...

Cmd + Opt + P + R hold those at start-up and let if chime 3 times and then let it boot....