Quote: Originally Posted by genevish Does your home computer have a static IP address? If so, you just need to put that IP address in your DNS record for these URL's. If you d…

cryer I used to theme in windows a lot, that is what got me into mac...I seen all these windows people making their desktops look like mac...I never had any experience with mac my…

hey sweeety, is theming a windows pc safe? i've never done it myself, for fear of risking any sort of system stability.

As a followup to this message, can these hinges be tightened without sending it to Apple? I have Applecare, but I would hate to be without it for a week. If so, does the case nee…

Thanks Mike I never knew that about apple's warranty, I appreciate the info. I think I will get shapeshifter because when I had my windows pc I would always theme it constantly an…

Apple has a problem with a lot of things but that's irrelevant. I don't know of any software that can void a warranty except, maybe, if you're doing some advanced BSD level stuf…

smeger this means apple doesnt have a problem if a person uses shapeshifter? b/c i heard somewhere that apple doesnt want you to modify the themees and stuff...coz i really like sh…

cryer, I'm the author of ShapeShifter. ShapeShifter does not modify anything in /System. Turn it off, log out, log in, and your're back to your defaults. ShapeShifter does most…

Quote: Originally Posted by sweetymac I have a question in regards to shapeshifter...if someone downloads it and it messes up the system or whatever...then would your warranty …

No, using ShapeShifter does not void your warranty with Apple. I don't think Apple could sell any computers if they considered installing software to void the warranty.

Does your home computer have a static IP address? If so, you just need to put that IP address in your DNS record for these URL's. If you don't have a static IP address, you need …

I have a question in regards to shapeshifter...if someone downloads it and it messes up the system or whatever...then would your warranty be void? I mean do haxies like this void …

ShapeShifter on Tiger does slow down window operations like moving and resizing windows. I think I've got this nailed for 2.1.2, though, and if so, SS will be back to its normal i…

Quote: Originally Posted by Sage ShapeShifter will only cause a minor slowdown when launching apps (since that's when it's "telling" the application to look for GUI resources el…

I'm about to buy a FW HD for myself to do this same thing too. But I want to have the Home on a second partition. The thing I'm wondering about is how to go about it. My question …

Quote: Originally Posted by mjohnsey At this point I'm like a pig with a new watch ..... I look good but aint got a clue. Haha--never heard that one before. As the ot…

Alright, I did it. Got a Seagate 7200 RPM, 200GB, 8MB cache drive ($ 70 after rebate) and put it in a ext. HD enclosure from CompUSA ($ 35 on sale). My mini is flying On averag…

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FWIW, I found the info about the development cycles interesting. More geek info is always appreciated!

Uh, maybe you didn't go on playing after those few games. Mobs and thiings like stairs are randomly generated, and considering the widespread use of MH, we Mac users were always at…

You want the first one: Mac OS Extended (Journaled) Then all should be well! edit: oops, how did I miss the previous post? Anyway, at least two of us agree. Let us know how it…

hello all, sorry to resurrect this thread but i seem to be a bit confused. i set up a sever at home, and using dns via my domain account features pointed it to my server. how …

switched2mac, i sent you a pm

if you play enough, you really don't need a maphack. i know lots of the areas are random, but even still, you'll know what is where, after several games. i know i did. people usin…

Pick the first choice (Mac OS Extended (Journaled))