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CDFinder v. 4.5, DC Portfolio v. 1.5, and others.

I haven't checked on my iMac, but I remember that with older Mac OS versions Eric's Sample Solitaire was included free. I believe there is a Mac OS X version of this app, but like I said I haven't checked on my iMac to see if it's included (if it even exists). Versiontracker is the way to go, as is MacUpdate. I've found some cool Mahjong games like Burning Monkey Mahjong...

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As far as I know, it's a StuffIt Archive. So you'll have to decompress it once you downloaded it using StuffIt. Since 10.4 it's not included with the OS as standard, so if you don't have it installed, you'll have to download it (for free). Use a portal like versiontracker.com to search for it. :) After that, just run the updater.

I didn't realize PodWorks could do this. I've already bought it this morning. Now I just need to find a firewire cable for my new iPod at the store. :) Thanks

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/17443

...hence the definition of "deleted." Once they're gone, they're gone. You can try software such as ProSoft's Data Rescue, but if you've used the computer for any length of time after you deleted the files (as opposed to immediately ceasing use of the computer and shutting it down after you deleted the files), your chances of successfully recovering them just went down...

This is so brilliant, both you and Media Rage. The app is smooth really. Just one more favor, is there a way to easily direct the tracks in my iTunes to the Music folder? Now that i have tonnes of tracks with exclamations that need to be pathed, and I am doing them manually, one by one, can be killing if one has hundreds to deal with. And one more question, after Media...

I believe Media Rage will batch-rename files with your specified ID3 tag stuff... as long as your ID3 tags are in order and correct, this should do it: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/23758 If not, try looking up "MP3 Rage" -- I know that one does batch renaming.

You need to install software called "Palm Desktop" which lets Palms work with iSync. See http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/12968