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Unfortunately, there's no log kept of when the Trash was emptied or what was in it when it was emptied.

Good luck with either of these. I haven't been able to find any Mac software for them.

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I would try and exchange the Tiger DVD at the Apple store and see if a new disc will install. Otherwise try and install on a different hard drive.

Use Disk Utility to Repair Disk while booted off the installer disc, then try an install.

Are the Install discs retail copies or from another machine?

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Not a bad deal.

Nothing will be lost or destroyed by booting off the OS X disc, but you won't have access to your files. You can change the Password when booted off the OS X disk. Under one on the Menu's there's a Reset Command.

Yes it is moderated. Any questions posted there are moved usually within hours.

The Emac 1.42GHz can have up to 2GB of memory installed.

Firefox is very good on a Mac. Take a look Here for others.

Drag it out of the Dock. With Safari closed, drag Safari from the Apps folder to the Dock and see if you get the compass icon.

It's not in the Tools Menu. It's just above the listing pane; Arrange By Newest on top

Not sure if it's anything to worry about. I have those files in 10.4.9 on a non Itel Mac.

What version of OS X are you using?

See if this helps.

Try moving these files to the Desktop. ~/Library/Cookies/Cookies.plist ~/Library/Application Support/WebFoundation/HTTPCookies.plist

Do you have RealPlayer installed?