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1st of all, i don't support either chatting program. i think that they are just short of the full incorporation the actual AOL program has (which is now available for os x). but, here is one thing i think you guys are forgetting: the aim version out is a <b>beta</b>, and it's also the...

gas anyone noticed with this AOL for OS X, if you <b>initiate</b> an im with someone, when they respond for the 1st time, it appears in a new window, and hten that new window is the conversation window from now on??? try it, bolindilly

Yes, it's true! But, it's only available for beta testers. so, i say. log into os9, join the aol beta program through keyword "beta" SMART MOVE: that's 27,000,000 people that now have another reason for switching to mac os x!!! bolindilly ps- i think aol has not the best service, but...

i'm having a couple of personalizing functioning issues with the dock, and i was wondering if people had answers or similar woes... (these are mainly issues with lower resolutions like 800x600) 1st: when i have a white window open (like a browser, textedit, or appleworks window...) the...

log in as root (of course activate it first through the utilities folder), and then to try to modify the administrator name... bolindilly

we've got to figure out a way to expose him. if the general public knows (which they don't now), that everything they do is fake, other companies' sales will start to increase. also, for fairnesses sake, i think big ol' stevie should start stealing some microsoft ideas from xp, just to be...

i find it highly unethical and immoral for M$ to just step on people's shoulders and pop off the work. i'm a libertarian, so i believe that they have the <b>right</b> to do it, but i can't see how bill gates can show his face in public without feeling ashamed of the fact that he has nat had one...

textedit works easier than project builder because it can open previously made files easier. the preference that you have to change (for others in the future) is "ignore rich text commands in html files (bottom right corner)" bolindilly

HTMLedit is gone, fine, but where'd it go? is there any app out there for OS X that is essentially a windows notepad for OS X??? any help on the most basic text editors available would be great... bolindilly

go to http://www.apple.com/macosx, it's the #1 download there. it's just a beta, but i tried it, and it's pretty good... bolindilly

i called up apple to see if there was any way to get the function keys (F1-15) working, but to no avail. those keys don't work, as well as the volume, mute, and eject keys. brightness buttons for iBooks and Cinema Displays don't work either... now, step two is trying to figure out how do get...

yes, a <b>lot</b> of programs can read rtf, but all of them read it differently. different formatting is added by different programs, and sometimes precise formatting is needed... it poses many problems in the future unless a standard is made <b>universal</b>. bolindilly http://www.bodilly.com

i found the file i need to edit (it's actually apache.conf) but, where do i put the virtualhost info for multiple domains? i found the point at which it tells the computer the following: ServerName DocumentRoot is this where i put virtualhost stuff? also, they are separated by lines with...

i can't edit my httpd.conf file because i don't have one! i have the following <b>3 (three)</b> files: httpd.conf-dist httpd.conf-dist-nw httpd.conf-dist-win which one should i edit to assign multiple anmes with the <VirtualHost> tag? also, where (about) in the file is this stuff...

i was sitting here thinking, and i became outraged! textedit should be able to write in many formats, not just plain text and rtf. first of all, the rtf format it writes in isn't even that universal. word can fully read it, and some 3rd party apps can't read it either. also, it should be able...

if anyone here hasn't looked kinda deep into the os x page on apple's site (<a href=http://www.apple.com/macosx/>http://www.apple.com/macosx/</a>), there are great new additions: 1. contextual menus for the dock with anything from your monitor control panel to applications info to pavorites...

i checked other posts on macosx.com, but they weren\\\'t really concise or substantive from a help standpoint. does anyone know how (if it <b>is</b> possible) to setup my os x machine to serve different local directories to different domain names? i don\\\'t believe i can just point 2 domains @...

where?? thanks, BoLinDilly

sorry to do this to you guys again, but i really did go. i couldn't find help there, though.

anyone wanna help me? i set up my comp as a web and ftp server... but for some reason, i can't directly go to subfolders and other folders on my comp through a web browser do not work... when i log in to my ftp through the web browser, it says "username cannot log in" also, when i go to...