Path Finder

Hi (Warning: Tediously long message alert! I'm sorry about the length of this post. It's only about an email program for a 6 yr old, but I've spent so long trying to get it to work that I'm determined to make it work now!) iMac G3 DV400 - OS X 10.3.9 - 320MB RAM I have downloaded & installed a child friendly mail application called Mail4Kids (...

local , I would have to open finder and at the top click "go to folder" and type in the path. ...

Im using Toast 7.0.1 as well as Burn in the finder i don't have any problem in burning and in fact after it is finished it will mount on the desktop but once i ejected, it will not mount anymore, i try to use to my friends mac, he can read all my recorded DVD's. But if i used Original DVD (not burned) it is easily mounted. I try to search any forums but didn't get any...

The Finder cannot complete the operation because some data in "Untitled CD" could not be read or written. ...

Hi Folks, We just got our new G5 and I'm having issues connecting to our Win2003 server. I have a G4 (OS panther) sitting right beside the new G5-Tiger, and I had no problems connecting with this Mac. I've tried two things: A)I have an IP address, I have internet, I can see the server in the finder, and the G5 sees all the shared drives on the server, however, when I...

Alternatively, you could say something like this...return item "convert2mov.ffx" of folder "Documents" of home"home" is a property of the Finder that points to your Home folder, so you can use it in any tell application "Finder" block. ...

he script using the techniques I described in my last post, plus a couple more. It works on my end. Hopefully it'll work on yours, too. You'll need to update the path to the preset. ...

actually a MUCH better way of getting the source file into ffmpegX. We don't need to be messing around with the text field at all. All we have to do is tell the FINDER to open our source movie with ffmpegX. That'll make things a lot easier. ...

But, when I specify the path in terms of share point i.e. ...

I believe that Mac OS X can mount any WebDAV device as a disk on the desktop -- if you set up WebDAV on the server, you should be about to mount the shares with the Finder's "Go To" or "Connect to Server" commands, using "http://path-to-server/share"