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I had found this really confusing, thinking that Apple must be using some odd interface logic, but now I think it must just be a bug.
I am not sure if this i…
MacNNTroubleshootingby snifferMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 20:17
Believe or not, most modern Windows laptops (post 2003) go to sleep pretty well. Granted, they are definitely not as fast as the PBs, either to go to sleep or to wake up, but they…
MacNNTroubleshootingby jokarakMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 16:49
As esXXI says, this sounds like a general problem with your OS, not a specific ShapeShifter issue. Gerrit's anecdote about the OS suddenly "losing" the home folder or the preferen…
MacNNTroubleshootingby smegerMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 14:34
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Originally Posted by tie
I don't think so. I see this all the time. If I'm copying a large number of files, and am too impatient to wait for it to finish before startin…
MacNNTroubleshootingby f1000Mon, 13 Jun 2005 - 14:08
I really appreciate everyone's comments. There was some frustration in my post, and I was a little worried that it would be interpreted as trolling/flamebait, but I'm glad for the…
MacNNTroubleshootingby tieMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 13:59
No idea about your problem (sounds more like an OS problem then a shapeshifter problem - the same thing happened to me back on Panther when I updated to 10.3.3, it would boot and l…
MacNNTroubleshootingby esXXIMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 13:38
Well, safe boot wouldn't even work, but I was able to load the OSX install disc by holding down the option key and restarting the mini. After repairing the disc and repairing perm…
MacNNTroubleshootingby kkj1961Mon, 13 Jun 2005 - 12:40
Boot up from a Mac OS X disc and remove the shapeshifter stuff. A lot of the time new stuff is put in /Library/StartupItems. If it's not there, try searching for shapeshifter.
If …
MacNNTroubleshootingby osxrulesMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 11:16
A "Safe Restart" is a good option indeed, like Fonzie says.
But, the same thing happened to me after the 10.4.1 update. After having been on the phone with AppleCare trying all kin…
MacNNTroubleshootingby Gerrit VanoppenMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 10:10
I believe you can hold down Shift during login to not have ShapeShifter load and then uninstall ShapeShifter. Did you make sure to install APE aswell ?
edit: LOL i just found the …
MacNNTroubleshootingby FonzieMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 09:37
Better to do a search, Apple F. Search for shapeshifter and trash anything with it.
The creator of the app lurks around here from time to time. You may want to email him and see i…
MacNNTroubleshootingby RandmanMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 09:26
Sorry about that, just wasn't sure which forum would be best and wanted to make sure I got an answer.
I didn't install any themes yet. Just the Shapeshifter application. After…
MacNNTroubleshootingby kkj1961Mon, 13 Jun 2005 - 09:11
This is the third thread created on this. You'll find that one usually gets the answer you need.
Personally, I've never heard of that. Which theme did you try?
MacNNTroubleshootingby RandmanMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 09:07
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Originally Posted by tie
My review of my new Mac Powerbook G4 12":
[snip]
This is largely a negative review, and, yes, I am considering switching back. The noisiness o…
MacNNTroubleshootingby snifferMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 08:24
the command tab sorts the apps left to right in the order of what you're using most recently. As to OS X crashing - not something I'm familiar with maybe you should look into the …
MacNNTroubleshootingby moodymonsterMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 06:22
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Originally Posted by tie
Thanks for the tip. After I've fn-tabbed to a button, though, do you know how to "click" that button? Yes, it should certainly get easier in th…
MacNNTroubleshootingby analogikaMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 03:35
I have a 1.33 GHz PB with 768 MB of RAM and have not experienced any of the problems you have.
I did have the HDD die within 4 months of purchase though. I suggest you add RAM if …
MacNNTroubleshootingby rocky2Mon, 13 Jun 2005 - 01:53
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Originally Posted by ender2002
go back to windowz!
seriously. you arent needed
People like you give Mac users a bad name. The majority of us realize that Apple …
MacNNTroubleshootingby chrisutleyMon, 13 Jun 2005 - 00:16
iREZ, the poster had high expectations from his mac, and he has had lots of problems. His posting is largely full of frustration. I'm not sure how he could use his mac improperly a…
MacNNTroubleshootingby SEkkerSun, 12 Jun 2005 - 23:57
my finder hardly ever crashes on me...you ever think that the reason mac os x is a lil unstable for you is that you dont know the ropes yet? this is more of a bash than a critique…
MacNNTroubleshootingby iREZSun, 12 Jun 2005 - 22:07
Thanks for the detailed critique. Sorry you're having some problems. I'm not going to claim Apple is perfect, but I haven't seen the same problems. I have a 12" Powerbook (rev. D) …
MacNNTroubleshootingby brettcampSun, 12 Jun 2005 - 19:43