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Mozilla has had tabs. I suggest sticking with nightly Mozilla builds since bugs are usually fixed in every build and stability goes up every day. If you use Netscape you're using an outdated buggy Mozilla build with less features, like no popunder blocking.

I think NBC is great for local news and for some shows like Weakest Link, but Fox owns in shows like Boston Public and The Shield. It seems like they're willing to test the censors and test the advertisers to get higher ratings and to make damn good TV. News, on the other hand, isn't good like...

On the Xserve page Apple is promoting its use as a rackmount workstation for graphics pros when some things are tweaked in the BTO options.

Hold down the mouse button during the power up. I agree about the eject holes, I don't understand why they keep taking away useful features, and leaving us not only with tech support headaches but giving ammo to the anti-Apple people, thus loosing potential customers and upsetting old ones.

TechTV = Windows = I don't watch it. The idea is good, but the whole network is ran by closed minded windows business people, and the hosts are so pro-Windows it's not even funny.

I have no trouble with speed in recent Netscape or Mozilla builds.

If it's an MP3 stream, it's up to the Live365 server if the track info gets sent along with it. You'd have to contact them and put in a request.

Become a cop, you'll actually be doing something that makes a difference in the world. :D

Where there's a will, there's a way :D The Record Industry should sell MP3 tracks for $1 a piece on line for about 192 encoded quality. You can bet I'd buy a lot more audio discs. But $25 for a CD I only want one song off of!? Um, no.

Stop the presses! Console.log gives this error when the app crashes: dyld: /Users/dricci/Desktop/HTMLEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/HTMLEdit can't open library: /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/HTML.framework/Versions/A/HTML (No such file or directory, errno = 2) Does anybody have that file...

That's to PB apps that don't work in OS X 10.1, Music Player and HTMLedit. I forgot all about that app!

If you mean the CRT iMacs, then I believe the DV ones only provide VGA out. All of the new LCD ones do with an included adapter, AFAIK.

The Windows key acts as the Apple key when hooked up to a Mac, and Vise Versa, AFAIK. I use a Compaq keyboard on a Lime iMac 333. Everything works except for the Internet "Shortcut" keys and the incoming mail light. Beats spending $50+ on a new keyboard :D

I'll be at the Beach that week. I won't even get to go watch the keynote live in the Apple Store :mad: I'll have to think ahead next year :(

Hehe, go me! Thanks! :D

I started with REALBasic. It just seems to be the only environment and language that is human enough to make sense. Of course it is out of my price range so I gave it up. REALBasic is plenty for some people, but you may need more power, so if you plan on programming for a living or doing a...

Keyboard (Hot from typing 1,000 posts! Congrats to me!)

I've had no luck viewing PDFs in any browser under OS X since Public Beta. I think it has something to do with Adobe's plugin. I have no problem with downloading the PDFs and viewing them in Preview or Acrobat, but I do think Adobe or Apple should look into the problem to fix it once and for all.

There may be an upgrade, but I'm not sure. You'd have to talk with Roxio about that. You should be able to purchase Toast 5 from many online stores, including the Apple Store or MacMall.

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