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does anyone know how to change brightness and contrast in oS X for the ibook. in the system control preferences it is not available, so my only solution as of late is rebooting back into OS 9, changing the brightness and/or contrast to my liking, then booting back into OS X. does anyone know how...

"apple didn't write OS X completely." ^--hey henry770, are you stupid? what is the name of this software? it's a <b>beta</b>! it's development software. of course apple hasn't finished it yet. that just goes to show the ignorance of PC users...

i know this is my second post near the top of the list, but what can i say, i'm curious... anyway: in os 9 (in list view), when you shortened the "date created" or the "date modified" tab to as short as possible, the date was displayed in the "mm/dd/yyyy," or whatever date format you specified...

is there anyway to access the file menu in OS X? or, the apple menu in OS 9? this would be a simplistic, unbelievably smart feature to have... an help? BoLinDilly

i have an ibook (key lime, 466 mhz, 20gb hd, osx & os9 on 2 partitions), and there is no current support for tapping the trackpad, but i don't know about the futue. also, there is coding you can but into your system folder to supposedly make airport work, but don't quote me. apple has to make...

i have an ibook (key lime, 466 mhz, 20gb hd, osx & os9 on 2 partitions), and there is no current support for tapping the trackpad, but i don't know about the futue. also, there is coding you can but into your system folder to supposedly make airport work, but don't quote me. apple has to make...

where do i get it???

thanks

I noticed OSX has not taken control of it's file types: there is a OSX version of stuffit expander that comes on OSX, so why doesn't it recognize ".sit" and other stuffit related file types? everytime i try to launch some of these files, OSX launches classic and then wants to launch OS 9...

if any of you havve appleworks 6, it works carbonized!!! i have appleworks preinstalled on my machine with the installation hard drive image. it runs perfectly carbonized!!!

unix people are gods!!!! (and so are you) BoLinDilly