VersionTracker

I use Vault. I like it because it allows you to store free-form information for each item, in rich text format. Also, it lets you maintain multiple password vaults, so I have one for work and personal.

Count Everest is a piece of freeware for this purpose. But a much faster program with a 30-day demo is Super Get Info by Bare Bones. VersionTracker is your friend. They have a pretty good search feature, and they list everything.

I'm running Rember now, We shall see if anything comes of it.

First, try trashing the preference file 'com.apple.safari.plist located in User>library>Preferences Then download and run Onyx to clear caches; http://tc.versiontracker.com/product/redir/kind/0/db/mac/id/20070/

Since the introduction of OS X, it is NO LONGER possible to simply copy folders from one locat- ion to another by dragging them. Most folders you can still copy, but the important ones like the Library will always generate an error mes- sage. You will have to use a software like Carbon CopyCloner (freeware) or SuperDuper (share- ware) - both can be found via...

If you have Tiger, you don't even have to install the VNC server. Just make sure Apple Remote Desktop is enabled in the Sharing System Preference, and check the option that says "VNC viewers may control screen with password" and specify that password. The Apple Remote Desktop VNC service always runs on port 5900 (Display 0)

Simple: VNC. Use this server on your Mac: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/16699 Then, use whichever your preferred VNC client is on the Windows machine. If you haven't used VNC before, take a look around http://www.versiontracker.com on the Windows software section for a decent VNC client.

Easy enough: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/1682 There's also a "Lite" version of that application on that same site -- a simple search should reveal it.

Use EasyFind

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/26072