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Do you have any concept of sarcasm or humor? Seems not. You always seem so dry and serious about everything. I obviously did not mean go by an LCD... But i have never had any problem with this. Try reseting the finder preferences and like nixgeek said, as it has helped me too.

Thanks everyone (except nixgeek) for all your help, im a noob when it comes to Mac software. I figured it out. What i forgot to say was that i had to do it on windows... Sorry for the confusion.

Wow, just... wow. That has got to be the lamest reason i have ever heard in my life.

Still no reason not to have it by default. Even if the average parent doesn't use right click (my mom and dad both do), it should be there. They can learn to use it. Please tell me why it shouldn't be there. It's been with Windows since the mouse was invented! Has it had any negatives? If the...

How do you work this garbage? I don't know how to use it because i am trying to get my sister's songs onto her ipod mini for the first time. I thought it would be easy: Copy songs into a playlist and itunes and drag the playlist to the ipod. Guess Apple didn't want it to be that easy. There are...

Well maybe new ones do but the ones at my music lab didn't. Thanks guys, now i know (even though i am not planning on buying a mac). Right click is neccessary for EVERYONE, no lame excuses accpetable.

The mighty mouse does not ship with them. Plus i think the mighty mouse has a very weird and impractical design. Apple should just by 10 dollar optical mouses and just ship them... How hard can it be?

I mean, we are in the year 2005 and even though Apple has the mighty mouse, and they are still shipping G5's with the single button, no scroll mouses. These computers deserve a two button mouse with a scroll wheel. Even though the right click menus are not useful at all sometimes, there are...

LCDs are your friend.

A quote i heard a while ago: "The Mac hardware isn't slow, it's just that the operating system holds it back."

God i can't wait for that move to intel... PPC's are slow and way too expensive.

Those are some lame excuses for not having full screen. "Another reason for not going fullscreen is because it makes it easier to drag and drop components from one application into another. I just tried doing this with Windows and it doesn't do it for every application. On the Mac, this is...

I have all my settings on high and for performance and it makes no difference. The G5's are running Geforce 5200 FX cards which are much better than stock video. In fact, i have a 5200FX card and i popped it in, and the scrolling is perfectly smooth still. On my friend's sad PC (he can't...

Thank you Mikaro for giving me some help like i wanted and not cutting straight to conclusions about it like the rest of the posters. I will try those things when i get back to my school on Monday. The tech guy in my music lab is a Mac freak and doesn't touch Windows. He updates the computers...

All browsers on the mac have a hard time scrolling down a long web page smoothly. When you click the scroll bar and drag it, it is choppy and unresponsive a lot of the time. This is not only on slow macs but on dual-core G5's at my school. In IE for a windows computer connected to the same...

That would be so useful, because most apps don't go near full screen size in mac. Garageband does, one of the very few. This would be most useful with browser windows because if you "maximize" a internet window (mac makes it as big as neccessary) and then you go to a page which is longer or...

If you got a great deal than 2 gb of ram should probably cost as much as the computer... 2gb rocks

Solution Direct link to the file: http://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-1.0.7&os=osx&lang=en-US

You can get 160 gb hard drives on Newegg.com for 75 dollars. For 300 bucks you can get a 500gb one... Scratch that, you are talkign about notebooks. Sorry... I don't know about laptop drives.

"Not Found The requested URL /Products/TopCalculettePro_US.html” was not found on this server. Apache/1.3.9 Server at www.rubensoft.com Port 80" That is the message i get in Firefox (Windows).