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That's ok. Thanks for your reply anyway! I'll keep researching :) DK

I guess I must add that all of those DVDs I burned copies of were mine to begin with, and I only did it for backup purposes while exercising my consumer's rights. I presume that this statement should put me in compliance with this server's policy on copyrighted materials... DK

Hey, cockney, I've got a follow-up question about that: I recently recorded several DVD-Rs using Toast. All of them work fine in DVD-players (I tested those discs on mine and my friend's players, different brands, both worked). They also play fine on my Mac (the one I used to record)...

That's the thing, you're right, they are all Win. Right now I'm trying to convert one of my South Park .RM files to MPEG format using a program called "EO Video". That is one hell of a slow program. I'm doing it on a different computer, a PC, but was wondering if there's any way to do it on my...

Does anyone know if it's possible to convert Real Media movie clip to Quicktime format? Thanks! DK

Thanks!

Is it possible to export bookmarks from Safari as html file, like you can in other browsers? Or do I need to backup the Bookmarks.plist file in the Library folder in order to move my bookmarks to a new system? Thanks, DK

It worked!!! I didn't know that - in addition to deleting history and emptying cache - I needed to delete the bookmark as well. When I did, it worked. Thanks everyone for their help.

Of course. I use Safari. And I tested the same favicons on Windows server, and they work...

Nope, that's not it: I tried clearing the cache. I also tested another working favicon (just to make sure the first one wasn't corrupted), and it wouldn't show up as well. Does server verson matter? It's 10.1.4 dk

I created a favicon that works when hosted on Windows server, but doesn't appear when moved to OS X server. Is there a solution to this, or does OS X server just not support this feature at all? Thanks, dk

Hey guys, does it help to keep saving all ongoing projects inside the "Documents" directory as opposed to the desktop or any other various locations on the hard drive? Other than being organized and all that, is it going to cluster files any better (i.e. documents with documents, apps with apps...

not to mess with installation of the internal drive. plus, I can move the external drive to work on other systems in the office, etc.

I have a G4 running OS 9, with decent processer and lots of RAM. But the hard drive is only 9 gigs. No space for OS X with all the projects and stuff. Rather than getting another internal drive, I want to get an external one, and install OS X on it. Would it be ok to boot from this...

The application act as if it needs more memory. If I control-click the application icon and choose "get info", it shows under "memory" tab that "suggested size" and "preferred size" text boxes are greater than "minimum size". But it wouldn't let me change the number in "minimum size" text...