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on the mac there is the excellent rapidweaver which is a template based system, is there something similar for PC. Or use one of the cms systems like Drupal or Joomla or XOOPS!. After set up the admin is relatively easy, or could you integrate ZenPhoto wth your html site more answers can be...

I have had luck getting mac parts through freecycle, the free exchange system http://www.freecycle.org/ more answers can be found at: http://www.macmend.com

My understanding is that many of the upgrades to Leopard that had problems were because of 3rd party installation of utilities and haxies. My recommendation on any upgrade of operating software is read the readme file first, 2nd do some maintenance on your mac, use OnyX or mainmenu and delete...

There is now uptodate and contact from poweronsoftware/nowsoftware http://www.nowsoftware.com/ soho organiser from chronos http://www.chronosnet.com/Products/sohoorganizer.html more answers can be found at: http://www.macmend.com

Techtool pro is good I also like alsoft.com's Diskwarrior, but with OS X it is worth learning a little unix terminal in order to do some maintenance yourself, but if you are a little worried about going into terminal, using utilities such as OnyX, Tinkertool, or maintain1 will help all of these...

sorry I wrote that wrong www.macwindows.com more answers can be found at: http://www.macmend.com

I recommend you look at the excellent site at www.macwindows,com, they are the experts in this area more answers can be found at: http://www.macmend.com

wake up: there are viruses/trojans for the mac and there are new ones on the way. We as mac users cannot afford to be laissez faire about this. Or take the attitude its just the windows people that get viruses, we can carry them too, and then they get sent on round the net, destroying software...

hmmm, most ordinary data recovery you need to be running a tracker in the system before hand, like techtool or the dreaded norton utilites, they don't always work that well Really (IMO) most recovery software on mac osx is a waste of time, better to invest in backing up You might be better...

hmmm it depends whether you want to spend money then apple's logic express, or a good free one is audacity http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ in fact there are loads you can look them up on any mac software site like versiontracker more answers can be found at: http://www.macmend.com

I already have a VPN using 3 netopia 4541s, very good for this but the firewall /logging etc is not so good. I accepted the gift of some new FVS318s in order to have a firewall and either improve the VPN or use VPN passthrough, However when I connect the FVS318 to the netopia adsl router, it...

excel 2004 is like a slow worm married to a snail more answers can be found at: http://www.macmend.com

the best site for all this stuff is http://www.macwindows.com more answers can be found at: http://www.macmend.com

if you can network the two macs together, then wormhole is a great way to swap files across machines with different OS's http://www.crystalfiresw.com/products/wormhole.html more answers can be found at: http://www.macmend.com

there used to be a utility called Port Closer, that solved this, I can remember getting this all the time, I've searched for it, but it no longer exists. You might try an ftp search or ask around at http://www.lowendmac.com/ they may know of another solution more answers can be found at...

I would recommend mac os x "the missing manual" http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0596006152/jonathaspence-21 more answers can be found at: http://www.macmend.com

I think you need force delete http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/16093 force deleting something can mess with your system, so be sparing using this utility, however I can say I have used it without repercussions. macmend can be found at http://www.macmend.com

have you tried ichatfinder.com macmend can be found at http://www.macmend.com

answer get OSX.2 server and look at www.macwindows.com macmend can be found at http://www.macmend.com

have you tried www.macwindows.com...excellent for those mac/windows connectivity problems macmend can be found at http://www.macmend.com