Yeah, I am wondering why people want to quit finder. It stays in my dock all the time and I don’t see any problem with that. I think sometimes being able to do something seems more important than actually needing to do something. I dunno. Just a simple user here. AndyB, NH.
Steven, Perhaps I am wrong (or rather I was told wrong), but I called AT+T once, for the same reason, and pretty much was told it’s not possible. They did change the phone number for free, as a courtesy with no charge, and the harassment of that particular individual stopped. […]
Can someone tell me how to get an application to block calls and sms from specific callers? I called apple and they were no help… Steven
I think the ’sorry’ was in relation to his earlier statement that white was available on either. I only corrected it so Sasha knew what her options were.
Enjoy Sasha! I sold my first one just prior to the 3G getting announced so I could pay for the […]
to the best of my recollection, i have not modded 10.5 at all, 10.3 yes, 10.4 no(clean install), 10.5 no(clean install). well, i run little snitch & applejack, i doubt they do this. http://www.jm-publishing.com/temp/Picture%2019.jpg http://www.jm-publishing.com/temp/Picture%2020.jpg
it may be my osx is broken. but its neat the way that it is broken in […]
Randomly, the volume suddenly cranks up to blasting loud for the last second or so of some songs. Seems to happen most often with songs that originally blended into the following song, for example the songs from a dance mix compilation CD. It isn’t just certain songs, though, and any song […]
Sounds as if the app that you refer to should be be Forced to Quit.
Frank
On 10/16/08 5:45 PM, frankt192 wrote:
> What would you quit the Finder for. Using Command-Q will not quit the Finder. > > Frank
I have had a few reasons under 10.4, but only one with 10.5.
In 10.4, it would not acknowledge static mount points, it would sometimes freeze up trying to preview large files […]
As I eluded to before there is no valid reason that I can think of for doing this. It does not consume CPU or Ram and it does so much, like managing your files, saving, opening, every window and most likely many things that as a Mac user you […]
On 16 Oct 2008, at 2:45 PM, frankt192 wrote:
> What would you quit the Finder for. Using Command-Q will not quit > the Finder.
It is relevant to this conversation.
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