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I think this is the download you are looking for: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/mac/406&mode=info

You should be able to use the LaserWriter utility. It's been awhile since I've done it but I believe you pick the printer in the chooser and then run the LaserWriter utility which should have a option under one of the menus to name the printer.

Deleting the default Admin account is a bad idea, but since you said you gave yourself admin privileges first you should be able administer the computer. You probably just need to take ownership of the folders and files you want to delete. Select the folder you want to work with and choose Get...

I'll second graver's response. I've had my Inspiron 8000 for some time now and never had a problem loading Linux on it.

The 7500 has what is referred to as an OldWorld ROM. OldWorld ROM's don't have the ability to boot Linux using yaboot which the CD uses. In order to install see the following copied from the install guide located at http://www.yellowdoglinux.com/support/installation/ydl3.0_guide-single.pdf...

1. Updates to OS 9 can be downloaded and installed using the Software Update Control Panel. 2. On OS X use the Software Update system preference. Both of these can be accessed from the Apple Menu in the top of the screen. 3. In order to boot from a CD on a Mac, hold down the C key on the...

No problem. There is alway a few minor things that don't get noticed after reinstalling the system on a Mac that you don't think about until something doesn't work.

You need to make sure you are loading the extension for your SCSI card in order to see any device connected to the SCSI chain in OS 9.x.

To connect to the G4 via TCP/IP, you need to make sure the option "Enable File Sharing clients to connect over TCP/IP" is checked under the file sharing control panel on the G4. I'm sure you will get varying options depending on who you ask but I tend think TCP/IP is the best way...