Os X Finder Show Path

OS X's firewall will probably be enough, as for monitoring, if you are just worried about monitoring the web access, there are logs in /var/log/httpd/ to get to this in terminal type "cd /var/log/httpd" (dont forget the first slash) Then see whats in there by typing "ls" you'll see this: access_log error_log

General Mac OS X Hidden Files Get past icon changing bug in Finder OS X folder and file copying problems Automatically mount network volumes on login Make the Shared directory behave as a truly shared directory Finder & Safari keyboard shortcuts Get rid of Safari's brushed metal look List your installed applications Duplicate a CD/DVD-ROM via the command line

As a support engineer, I cannot give you a fair estimation of either WindowsXP or Mac OS X usability. ...

title to show the path of a finder window. ...

Wait! Wait! I have another suggestion before you go reinstalling! Go here: http://homepage.mac.com/simx/.cv/simx/Public/chkstuff115.sit-binhex.hqx It'll download a command-line utility that will help you set permissions back to what they originally were.

in OS X. ...

This script has been updated for OS X 10.1.3, but when a new version of Mac OS X comes out, I would advise you to wait to run it until chkstuff gets updated for that version of the operating system. ...

Dockling out there, I think it's called spaces . Check Apple's OS X downloads page or even versiontracker for it. ...

in as a root user, and then doing all of this via the Finder GUI. ...

o add your own picture to an Apple screensaver. I should note that it is much easier to do this by logging in as a root user, and then doing all of this via the Finder GUI. However I will include the way to do it with the Terminal here. ...