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For the intelligence part, Apple assumes we Mac users are more intelligent than a PC user :) Don't put files in the trash unless you're sure you want to trash them. OS X is built on Unix, and it's an unforgiving system for trashed files once you empty the trash. As for your problem, it's...

If you put a file in the trash and don't do anything else, you could go to the Edit Menu to the Undo command, but that will only work if you haven't touched the machine since moving the file. List the files in the trash, maybe someone here can tell you where they came from. For now I would...

Just open the Trash and drag them out and put where you want them. No command that I know of to do what you ask.

Go to Page Setup under the File Menu.

This doesn't happen to me. Focus is in the URL bar in any window or tab opened.

Try booting holding the C key down with the installer disc in.

If iPhone syncs to your Mac, you should be able to transfer songs from iTunes on the Mac to the iPhone. I doubt you'll need an iTunes account for that.

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Airport/5.0/en/ap2089.html

Apple has released Safari 3.0.2 beta for Mac OS X, which provides the following bug fixes/enhancements: Includes the latest security updates for Safari. Safari might unexpectedly quit when parental control features are enabled for an account (fixed). Safari might unexpectedly quit when sending...

Boot off the OS X install disc. There's a Reset Password command under one of the Menus.

Sounds ok, but what is the name of the .pkg?

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Try this; tell application "System Events" to sleep

Resolution Independence In Leopard, the system, including the Carbon and Cocoa frameworks, will be able to draw user interface elements using a scale factor. This will let the user interface maintain the same physical size while gaining resolution and crispness from high dpi displays. This...

Try Repair Permissions in Disk Utility. If that doesn't fix it, boot off the 10.4 disc and Repair Disk. Once an Apple install begins, don't stop it. Let it finish.

You might want to start with Repairing Permissions, then Repair Disk off the OS X Install disc.

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Have him try zapping the Pram