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It may related to an earlier 10.4 bug that I indicated below, about using the Migration Assistant between PowerPC and Intel Macs. 10.6.2 resolves this issue according to Apple. WARNING: If you use Guest accounts in Snow Leopard, a bug has been that wipes the guest account contents entirely. Please sign guestbook if you are aware of other links to Mac OS X software or hardware directories and search engines.

Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and Cell phones.

Printers also discusses printing from Classic environment, and Intel Macs.

Migrate data from a pre-X machine to an X machine.

Partition hard drive to be Intel or PowerPC compatible.

Mac OS X Native software search engines.

Running non-Apple operating systems on the Mac.

What is Classic? Includes info on Intel Macs.

Using restore disks to install Mac OS 9.

Macs that can't boot beyond a specific version of Mac OS X.

Table of OS 9 capabilities for each Mac model able to run X.

What to do if you can't migrate to X right away.

This page is divided up into several sections: If you need technical support for issues after reading this FAQ, please visit my Tech Support page, where I offer fee based support. For additional help on upgrading Mac OS X past the first installation, please see my Upgrade FAQ. If upgrading to X for the first time, be sure to read the warning about firmware first and if upgrading to Mac OS X 10.3 for the first time, be sure to also read the Firewire bug report.

This page was spun off of Mac OS X speed FAQ. My freelance availability calendar is also available. And the best part about Painter’s Picker is that as a plug-in that adds an additional panel to the Colors palette, it’s available systemwide.Download my résumé as a Word compressed zip file and Adobe Acrobat. You get more advanced controls for choosing brightness, saturation, and hue angles the ability to quickly find complementary or analogous colors RGB, CMYK, and Web-safe spaces and much, much, more. Mac OS X’s built-in Colors chooser is quite good, but Painter’s Picker provides more advanced color-picking functionality that will be welcome by those in the creative fields. At $89, Intaglio isn’t as cheap as some Gems, but compared to Illustrator, it’s a bargain. The ability to convert PDF, QuickDraw, and ClarisDraw files, and to import from and export to Pages and Keynote, is also sure to please. It also takes advantage of a number of OS X features via a Spotlight importer, Automator actions, and support for AppleScript, Apple Type Services, and Quartz graphics tools. While not as feature-rich as the “big boys,” Intaglio is surprisingly powerful, with all the drawing and graphics tools many people are likely to need. If you’ve been looking for a Mac OS X replacement for ClarisDraw, SuperPaint, or MacDraw-and don’t want to spend the big bucks for Adobe Illustrator-you’ll love Intaglio.