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Ok. Thanks for the info.

__) I assume you can demonstrate them that they work, in case they suspect. How can you do that? Do they have Macs at the airport.

I'd like to carry two of my external FW HDs with me when flying to Japan. I know you can air travel with powerbooks, but how about HDs (just HDs, no powerbooks with them)?

No, 911 is not safe. Some people reported that their old 911 FW HDs also got fried on Apple's supupport forum. http://discussions.info.apple.com/WebX?13@219.pKCpaJS2iXj.0@.599b3149

rm = real audio http://www.real.com/

AudioHijack, a shareware for OS X http://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijack/ AIFF writer for OS 9 (free)

i've found one finally.... acyually two. showimg http://www.jalix.org/projects/showimg/index.phtml.en This requires Xwindow and compliation from source code. HetimaZipBrowser hetima.com/soft/hetimazipbrowser.html brand new, OS X native browser. Japanese ver. only as of now.

What about specifying startup disk in System Preferences?

It works fine only for SMB.

This could make viewing scanned manga/comic images in an archive much easier....

``View'' on finder Menu > ``Show View Options'' (or cmd +J) > Uncheck ``Keep arranged by.''

Is the partition mounted?

StuffIt Browser (?) is no longer available in the latest Stuffit Delux for OS X. You have to use the StuffIt app or Magic Menu (contextual menu) to browse archives, and it is not exactly like regular folders on Finder, as you cannot use other apps to directly open files in the archives.

I am looking for a image viewer (with slide-show) for OS X that lets you view images within a zip archive (or any major compression format: sit, rar, lha) without unzipping (decompressing) it. There are quite a few viewers that can do this for Windows and a couple of them for UNIX and Mac...