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This is really an non argument Apple sells it's computers them self or through authorized stores, like the booths at Best Buy. If you did not get one either of those 2 ways it is not licensed hardware . Still like it has been said before you either hacked the …

Chances are good that it still has the name Leopard because it is pretty much the same code, they admitted so far very few additions. Snow leopards are the same animal with out pigment in the fur. "Snow Leopard" is having PPC stuff is being stripped (making it Intel only …

I vote either don't use CS2 or click [command] [S] often.. I was lucky to keep it running on a MacPro for more than 45min at at a time. It can depend on the size of the project though, mine were large PS documents several thousand pixels wide in RGB …

I agree with the Archive and install but it does sound like the disk may not be spinning correctly. It seems more likely the system files got messed with during a bad closing of PS. I can't stress enough Backup backup backup what is important. Mac or not HD fail …

They do not, but Publisher is horrible with compatibility cross platform (even cross PCs) If you are making and printing or making and converting to PDF it is great, and simple. But. If you have to share it (say to a publishing/printing house) they won't be able to use the …

I have tried the modify kext file many times... I have archived and installed many times. Good luck if you do try, a LOT of people can get it to work but I can't seem to do it right.

Also, some manufacturers like being cute and making disks colored, those are hit and miss in a mac and should not be used some older PCs can have fits with them as well. Kinda rare for DVDs but it does happen.

There should be a progress bar on the *.gmg.part file, that will tell you how close it is to done if the Safari download window is closed :)

I personally would just reinstall Tier using "archive and install"it is very quick and it leaves your home folder in tact, I am sure people will say that is overkill but since you pick up where you left off (the same as restarting minus some preferences) I see it as …