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Is there a front end application for administrating these permissions, can't seem to find anything at all. Thanks for any ideas in advance. Ian

well, you can copy the cd/dvd it's on if that is what you mean - or if it's dl'd applications, most of downloaded software comes in a .dmg disk image, so that is also fine to burn to cd but you have to make it iso9660 to be read on the mac - even better would be to make it iso9660 + HFS (hybrid)...

suitcase sucks - big fat hairy ones - get Linotype Font Explorer X

RCDefautApp - manage your file associations manually

wow, that must suck mate - must be annoying - does it give you a different one each time? both good yes, although i don't use istat anymore

yes, me either - i'm sure there was one - i'll add to your list JetPhoto Studio - This is a freeware, full featured photo gallery/collection management application. It includes flickr upload facility, flash and lightbox gallery web page creation, geotagging and gps. IceClean - This is an...

ok, sorry, onyx is ok for what it does - i used it a while back before i found main menu, which i much prefer due to ease of use and better system maintenance options.

fine, don't take my advice

nah, main menu is better than those two

i use mainmenu on my macs regularly, it's a menu bar app i run batch tasks weekly - alternatively take a look at iceclean that's an absolutely storming app for maintenance.

you could also look at RCDefaultApp

rest in peace my friend, my condolences go out to his family, i wish i had known sooner, i'm beating myself up as i hadn't talked to Bob for a while :( you are missed my friend

only osx for me at the moment, no intel machine yet :) i do virtual desktops though :D

holy ###, sorry i wasn't around, we hadn't chatted on aim for ages, dammit we kept missing each other, ### guys, wish i'd new, rest in peace buddy.

HAHA - i do try my best to make a good (fake) impresion :D

:D glad you liked it, thanks

No - i need mine to slice of limbs of happless robbers that would dare enter my house :D

I think it's a file extension thing, i had a few niggles with that when i wanted to bring my OS9 fonts and use them in OSX. Do the font files just show as grey icons and when opened they open with terminal? if so then i would be correct in you having same problem as me. The thing that saved me...

Work iMacs (G3) were always a pain in the ass - well that's partly true, it was mainly OS9. Personally i have an iBook (G4) and a Mac Mini (G4), had a few minor things with both but nothing that isn't just general niggles

Oooh, ooh, i have a gallery too - although not on macosx :D here it is http://www.digitalrevolution.me.uk/onmytravels.html