Leopard

Under Leopard, in the System Preferences under "Security," there's an option for "Require password to unlock each System Preferences pane." I believe it's the same (or similar) under Tiger. Enabling this option along with removing the AirPort icon from the menubar should prevent any normal user from modifying the wireless settings without knowledge of the admin password.

Is there a good tool for removing duplicate emails from Mac Mail? I am Running Mac Mail 3.3 on Leopard, thanks!

I'm using Leopard 10.5.4 and I'm having this problem since updating from 10.5.3. I'm not sure whether this has something to do with it. ...

The two Macs are running Leopard and I have credentials as administrators to both computers in my house. ...

I'm running Leopard 10.5. ...

If you can't get the passwords from the school, I think you have to use an install CD. What system is the laptop running? If it's an older system 10.3 or 10.4 (Panther & Tiger), there are cheap retail discs available on the web. But beware the grey discs being sold. These are the ones that came in the box with somebody's new computer and will only work on that model. ...

To turn Airport on, Leopard has a very different interface than Tiger. To even try to access my router I have to select "Join other network". ...

First of all, read the entire thread....don't just skim it. We tried as best we can to cover all that was possible. Anything that looked normal was confirmed as such by everyone that's responded. There's a difference between actually having problems and jumping at every little message that ways "Warning" on it just because you're not familiar with how Unix works. If you...

I have the same problem. My iBook (OS 10.4) logs in fine, but my MacBook OS 10.5) after asking for a password which I then enter correctly, gives the following message: "connection failed". I have tried on and off for months, and it is always the same. When I remove the password protection, it works fine. Thanks for any help. Ryno.

bought around 20th Dec 2007. Leopard 10.5.4, 1.16 GHz, 120 GB hdd, 1gb ram. ...