Mac Forum / Applications / Mac Applications / September 2006

Maybe this is well known, but is there a free/cheap tool for
creating/editing PDF files?

I have some CDs whose tracks, when I play the CDs with iTunes, are
named Track 1, Track 2, etc. I have text files consisting of the
numbered names of the tunes on each CD. Is there a way to transfer
these text files to the CDs, so that I can insert the song name tags

The November 2005 Macworld (p 46) describes the program AppendNote 1.0.
It looks useful. They give the web address for the program
(www.enigmarelle.com). When I try to access that site, I get a message
that I do not have permission to do so. What do I have to do to access

Is there some little app -- preferably freeware -- that just holds
VCards and displays them? I have some of them that I'd like to be able
to read easily, but I don't want to load up my Address Book with a bunch
of rarely used stuff.

My wonderful wife thinks I don't have enough toys (and also believes my CRS
has gotten to the breaking point). So, I'm jumping into the PDA thang.
Preliminary googling seems to say they play well together. What are the
impressions of you here?

I'm pleased to announce the release of MT-NewsWatcher 3.5.2, which you
can download via
 <http://www.smfr.org/mtnw/downloading.html>
This version adds support for secure news and mail, has SMTP

Hey all,
Just wondering which version of Macromedia Director would meet system
requirements best for:
A PowerBook G3 (Wallstreet II) running Mac OS 9.2.2

Thanks for reading this thread. I'm a student at SFSU and we have a
course streaming Web site called coursestream
(http://coursestream.sfsu.edu), which basically streaming live and
archived video/audio online for students. You could watch a video demo

the question is in the subject...
If Safari is already started.. no problem it displays the linked page
If not, then msg in console :
2006-09-01 07:54:18.961 Safari[7248] Unable to load nib file: MainMenu, exiting

I'm using BootCamp to dual-boot my MacBook, and while I've found a
great solution for backing up the MacOSX side (SuperDuper! + external
FireWire/USB2 disk), I've found that SuperDuper! can't see the internal
7 GB WinXP partition (FAT32), even though it's readable/writable from

I upgraded iLife a few months ago, but only recently did I notice that I
have duplicate instrument software sounds (and I presume, files).  Can
anyone tell me where they are kept and how I can (safely remove them).
Thanks.

Being an organised sort of person I have religiously backed up my home
directory on my iMac (mac os x 10.4.7) so when the hard disk died after
6 months I wasn't unduly concerned since the home directory was backed
up onto a Lacie external HD.

I have ADSL voip in the computer room in my house.  I also have a
separate telephone line to the computer room (not being used).
The extra line runs from my computer room to the D Mark (telephone
junction box outside the house).  Is it possible to connect the voip