Sherlock Mac

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My bad. I misread a report about the Find File part of Sherlock. But the important point is that Sherlock was around long before MacOS 9. ...

Sherlock was introduced in Mac OS 8.5, not 7.5. I've run 7.5 on my Quadra before and Sherlock is nowhere to be found. ...

My system fails, and I mean fails, after using sherlock. cmd-f to find, and boom. I called apple, I had reset the nvram, I had zapped the pram, I had cleared the cache with system optimizer x, I had reset permissions, i had used disk utility to fix disc. Nothing. They told me to reinstall the os, but I had already done that too. I still have the problem Also, this...

you see, Network browser freezed my mac as soon as i opened it.... ...

You can definitely connect OS 9 and OS X through Ethernet. I did a major backup of my old Power Mac 9600 (OS 9.1) to my Mac Mini (10.4) just last week. It was, however, a little tricky. It seems that OS X can't load OS 9's shared folders over AppleTalk (at least Tiger can't). However, it can mount them over IP, and OS 9 can access OS X's over AppleTalk just fine (go figure). ...

Dashboard. Well, I am getting used to it and the weird way it runs. I was a fan of Sherlock and actually used it all the time, before the support for it seemed to just drop off the face of the earth. I want my local movies back! ...

ary app. There are now at least three places to go for dictionary services. I presume the Dashboard widget simply accesses the Dictionary app, which is fine, but Sherlock really needs to die. Sherlock is just Dashboard with tabs. Let it go. ...

Ahh... just for the record, Sherlock was/is just an application, it does not create an index of the disk content! Let your Mac run the night over, and it should be done - unless you have 500+Gb of data... You're gonna be happy it's indexed, though. When it's done, try open Address Book, select a person/company and choose 'Spotligt ' from the 'gear' menu... :-)

Since Mac OS X's programming environment is absolutely amazing, i find myself building software and messing around with graphics for software. ...