Dave, Thanks for your great tip about clearing Microsoft Entourage message archives of attachments on my Mac OS X system [see A Useful Tip for Microsoft Entourage on The Intuitive Life]. Now can you help me delete all the unwanted email addresses that secretly pop up when I fill out the TO: field. The ones that exist from prior email, spam, etc?
Dave, I remember in MacOS 9 that it was pretty easy to disable guest access to your Macintosh, but in Mac OS X I can’t find any clue how to change this so that while I offer file sharing off my server, it’s only for people with actual accounts. Can you shed some light on this?
Please HELP !! My G4 PowerBook was in an auto accident. I’m running OS X
Panther. It booted once just fine. NOW all I get is “:/ root#” One time
a guy gave me a script that got me up and running, but I don’t remember
what it was.
Dave, prior to my finding your great article on Can I selectively Remove Safari Favicon Icons? I took the brute force strategy of deleting all the cached icons in the Safari library folder so that the browser would see my new favicon. But now instead of showing the favicon.ico graphic, crazy Safari doesn’t show me any favorite icons at all. What could be wrong?
I’ve been slowly adding all the nifty features to my new Web site and am going a bit crazy with Safari. I changed my favicon.ico favorites icon for my Web site, but Safari insists that it’s not right, though when I view the site in Firefox, Camino or any other browser it’s fine. How do I get Safari to be happy?
Dave, I just got another read-only password-protected Word file from my boss and I’m hoping there’s a way to sidestep the password because he gets really mad every time I ask him to unlock the file and/or send me an unprotected version. I dunno if this is legal, though. Can you even answer this for me?
Alright, this is pretty geeky, but is there a way I can grab all my Mac OS X Safari bookmarks using a shell script so I can manipulate the data? I’ve peeked into the bookmarks file and yow, it’s one hairy data file!
Dave, I have a number of different computers running Mac OS X, and would like to keep my Safari bookmarks in sync. I don’t necessarily need to to have these bookmarks accessible within other Web browsers (though it’d be a bonus if Firefox saw them too) but if I designate one as my master bookmark file, is there any way to have my other Safari browsers stay synchronized?
