VersionTracker

There are some reviews on MacUpdate and VersionTracker. Several are unfavorable, but it doesn't seem to be malicious, anyway. You may want to try out Little Snitch. It will notify you when applications make network connections, and it lets you deny them access. So with that installed, you can make sure that this application is only connecting to eBay and not to any...

Well try to use the shareware Pacifist and get the application from the install disk with it. Just after you get the Address Book run Software Update to update the application.

What do you mean by "bridge?" Do you want to connect them together via network? Would you like to stream media from your Mac to the XBox? You may want to look at Connect360, available on versiontracker.com. Works decently for me. This is, of course, assuming that you have an XBox 360, and not the original XBox.

Download the shareware Pacifist and exact the application from the Leopard Install Disk. Another way is just do another install of OS X Leopard but do it using the Archive & Install options. The will put your old system into a folder called Previous System folder. Also when you do the Archive & Install don't install the 10.5.1 Update through Software Update. Download the the...

Download this: http://www.versiontracker.com/php/dlpage.php?id=18189&db=mac&pid=34905&kind=&lnk=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.automagic-software.com%2Fhttpmail%2Fhttpmail_leopard_1.50_leopard.dmg.gz

I use CyberDuck. hoever ask a hundred different Mac users and you will get about 60 different applications they prefer.

Thats the daddy :)

Well Disk Utilities resides in /Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility. To add printers go to /Applications/Utilities/Printer Setup Utility. To get specific things from Install Disks or Install Packages get the shareware Pacifist.

(I don't have Leopard, so this may not help...) The way to do that pre-Leopard was to use the freeware "SharePoints" to help you do all the permission changes. Available on versiontracker.com. Or, you can manually edit the Samba config file using this (old) guide: http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2003/03/18/samba.html

Mac the Ripper (but it hasn't been updated in awhile) Handbrake (rip & export to most any Apple device in one stroke) Plus many others. Good Luck.