Flash

Open the Quicktime preference panel in System Preferences. Click the Advanced tab and check the Enable Flash box. ...

yes... it's a small game of mine to see just how long i can have as many programs running side by side for. currently, it's standing at 16, and about 5 days. but i've had more. generally, i 'll have safari, itunes, iphoto, flash, illustrator, photoshop, word, font book, mail, adium msn, ffmpegx video encoder, iSync, Fetch FTP, Dreamweaver, Quicktime, VLC, Activity...

I really do apologize if this is in the wrong spot, but I'm confused as to where it belongs. My eMac is preforming horribly. I tried deleting what had to be over 150 files, and I don't know what to do. If I knew where to find the figgin' phone support on the Mac site, I would not be here, but I don't know what to do. On my computer: -Two things can not happend at once,...

That depends on what constitutes as a "real program" for you. i use Linux daily on my work laptop (Ubuntu Dapper) and it more than fits my needs, better than Windows that's for sure. GIMP, gThumb, Gaim, OpenOffice.org, Firefox, Flash, Java, Realplayer for Linux, GFTP, Nvu, FCE Ultra (NES emulator), ZSNES (SNES emulator), RealVNC client, SSH client, RhythmBox Audio player,...

only proprietary driver. The camera did not have removeable storage such as a flash card. To Mac users, it was a doorstop. ...

I can view files from the flash with no problem, just no saving. ...

Then I kind of gave up. I put the drive into my older Windows PC and had the idea to flash it to its original firmware. I did this, connected it again via the USB encloser to the Mac Mini, and voila! It worked!... ...

down, a much quicker boot time, perhaps using flash memory to boot from etc, i'm not sure.... but just a departure from sleep mode into something far more 'off'. ...