X Lite Mac

If it happens great, if it doesn't...not the end of the world either. If it does happen and you don't want to take advantage of a second drive, then order your mac without it. Chances are you will either save money if two drives are standard and you opt to remove the second drive. ...

back in 1983. Being an Mac newb, I had a bunch of questions that I asked here and at macosxhints. ...

I have a b/w g3 300 w/ Panther installed - there are two Drives, the original 6Gig HD and a second Western Digital 40Gig drive. When I startup, the 2nd drive is not recognized (it was in Jaquar) and I get a "do you want to initialize" message. Disk Utility "sees" the drive, but will not allow me to mount it or repair it (Invalid file or directory ID found, Volume Check...

existent needless to say, I wouldn't dare to ask a Mac question in case I get lynched! ...

different current versions of Windows out there, and just two of the Mac OS. For the iPod, Apple licensed or bought another os, instead of making an OS X "lite". I simply don't see them doing it. ...

Personally, I use BBEdit Lite for building up and editing .sql, .css scripts, but not so much php these days... ...

ated stereo system, this karaoke device is very stylish in appearance, is small enough to fit in a briefcase, and streams your voice and your music to your PC or Mac via Firewire, USB or Airport and plays it through your computer speakers. ...

Why would someone need Windows-emulation? I need it, following reasons: - testing my website on the Windows-platform without having to buy a Windows-computer - running Office from an illegal copy (just to read Word-files, so I don't need Office v.X) - Kazaa lite: in the case Posened or other apps starting to suck - main reason: I'm an amateur-astronomer: so: running...

Plasma screens as in TV's? LCD screens don't burn out until after a long time, if ever. For pure HTML editing, use a simple text editor like TextEdit or BBEdite Lite. For simple WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors, you can use the tools in .mac, Geocities, or any other major web host. These will probably suit your needs for static web pages well, though they...

Ok, I know this has been gone over before, I did a site search :) I can't find what I'm looking for though. I use Dreamweaver MX for my site design, and it is great for WYSIWYG editing. It also has some nice code editing features, but I find it a little clunky for writing code in all the time. I downloaded all the free editors I could find yesterday (jEdit, Taco HTML Edit,...