Path Finder

it'll give you the full path of the document or folder you're looking at. ...

Drag that file to the Trash, empty the Trash and try a new Finder window. See if it is stable. If not, try running Disk Utility. ...

'... nothing happened when I clicked on SP ...', - Are you attempting to say 'I selected the 'Apple, System Preferences...' menu item? Yes, or No. If no, then exactly where (provide the full path) is the 'System Preferences', SP, you clicked on? Did you locate, open, and actually look in the 'Applications' folder for 'System Preferences'? This is where SP should be. Do...

The PATH environment variable is the path where the OS will know to look for executables. ...

Not sure if this will help or not, but I know when trying to rsync Novell directories here at work, files that have been compressed by Novell are not recognized by rsync. The error output is like this: readlink "/some/file/or/directory" failed: no such file or directory Could be a similar issue.

Alright, well I'm going to type everything in again, then follow the commands it gives me in the read-me. I'll copy/paste them here: Is the "Jaguar note" he refers to one and the same as the link I posted earlier?

Ok, here is an update to this problem. It has gotten worse. Now the computer will not connect to any network drive through the finder at all. It will however connect throught a program. ...

Wow! You guys are fantastic! Thanks so much for your help! During the six weeks that I've owned my Mac, I've acquired a wealth of knowledge, however, there is *so* much more information for me to learn--but I'm trying! :) Thanks again for your help. Truly appreciated. Oh, while I'm here, I might as well as you about this. I had a very bizarre experience the other...

get on the alliance path and get the Symbian Series 80 and Series 90 onboard, get Nokia Series 30 and 40 on board. Get the motorola linux and PalmOS on board! ...

If the title of this post is correct, the error is not in your system rather it is in the construction of the file path in MacJanitor. ...