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Try pressing F8 immediatly after selecting OS X

From what it seems, most of the time the DVD's come out corrupted anyways. I would recommend simply installing through VMWare, much easier and it doesn't take the hassle of burning like 40 DVD's which end up in the trash.

I have to admit the screen shots look awesome I think i'll try it

since when was the iPod video touch screen?

Gnarles Barkley, I don't have all that great of a reason, but it's good.

Nevermind, I feel so stupid I wasn't pressing Escape and booting from the CD-Rom Drive. Sorry Awesome guide, add one to the success counter

Specs: 10.4.6 Dell Dimension 2400 512MB Ram nVidia Fx5200 PCI Gfx SSe2 PS/2 optical mouse When I open iMovie, I can move my mouse around, I can right click anywhere, but I can't left click. It simply doesn't respond. I looked on the apple forums but nothing worked ( I tried making a new user, I tried changing the mac version to 10.4.3, tried rebooting..) If anybody else has this problem please post maybe we'll find a solution or something Thanks in advanced

Thanks for the reply, but I already did that. I mounted the ISO with Daemon tools (it is now drive E:) and in vmware i changed the cd-rom drive to E:. It boots, but the problem is when I go into disk utility. I don't see my hard drive, i see virtual hard drives created by vmware

I'm wondering how can I dual boot from VMware because I don't have a DVD drive/burner. I have the JAS 10.4.6 iso, and i mounted it with daemon tools. In Vmware I set the Cd drive the the daemon tools one but when i get to the part where you erase the disk, i don't have the "disk." I only see some Vmware disks, and i'm wondering how i can get around that. Does any body know? Thanks in advanced

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In my opinion, I like browsers that are easiest to use and organize. I use firefox because it has a great popup blocker, tabs, and a download manager. It is also easy to clean the temporary files, and there are tons and tons of plugins. I like Safari too, but I'd rather just stick with FireFox because I am so used to firefox. IE = Terrible. That's all I can say. IE7 may have features, but where do you think microsoft got the ideas for IE7? IE sucks. Opera: I've never really used it, but I've heard it is the very best. But I don't want to say anything until I really use it In My Opinion, the best browser is Firefox because it is free, safe, easy and customizable

How long does your computer take to boot up, and shutdown ( when i turn my computer on, it says "dell", but don't start counting there. Count when OSX starts loading ) Tiger-x86 Start Up : 18 Sec. Shut Down: 6 Sec. Windows Start up: 26 Sec. Shut Down: 17 Sec.

I am having this same problem as well. THe only thing i can do is use the top menu bar (ex. file, edit, view) and hotkeys. I tried changing systemversion.plist but it did no good.

I am having the same troubles with my iMovie. I don't know which .plist file to edit though

Well today is definitly my lucky day. Ethernet suddenly works, sound suddenly works, life is good If a moderator wants, he/she can delete this thread