Os X Using Stickies

was finished vaulting, I closed the laptop and put it away. The next day I opened it the FileVault window was still spinning, obviously stuck. So I shut it down using the power button. When I opened it again and went to Safari, it had reset itself. All my bookmarks were gone. The history was still there, though. ...

Isn't that the one that "rolls up" the window into only showing the title bar ala OS 9 and Stickies? ...

I am also having trouble with Stickies. I installed PocketMac SyncManager, synced the Blackberry device with the iMac, and seemed to have corrupted the Stickies Database. Stickies no longer work. ...

user for 8 years or so. I've created numerous websites and such using XP and earlier versions. But some time after, reality started to kick in and I realized, to hell with this! ...

About the Mac OS X 10.4. ...

The 10.4.2 Update delivers overall improved reliability and compatibility for Mac OS X v10.4 and is recommended for all users. ...

except to click to run it. I wanted to email the file to a friend in Denver, so she could watch it on her iPhoto contraption, but alas, I find no file, not even using Spotlight, that holds my slideshow. Dump the program and you've dumped your slideshow, unless you've exported it. ...

The problem only crops up using Services in Safari--it somehow seems to be a bug specific to that program. If you delete all the Classic versions of Stickies on your system, then the OS X version of Stickies will load in Safari

h from others, too. The nature of business is to provide a better product than your competitors, so if Apple gives out an easy to use OS, of course their biggest OS competitor will do the same. If they make it pretty, and people care, of course others will respond, too. ...

In a PowerMac G4/933 with 1GB of RAM I can do the following AT THE SAME TIME with NO problem whatsoever: -DivX a FULL DVD (movie+subtitles) with Mencoder -Play MP3s -Run Word, Excel, TextEdit, AppleWorks, Internet Explorer, Safari, OmniWeb, AddressBook, Calculator, iCal, iPhoto, Mail, QuickTime playing a trailer, System Preferences, DVD Player, Chimera, Toast, Stickies,...