Mac Forum / General / General / November 2007

I have a rather strange problem with my new Macbook. Whenever I start
entering data into a new field on a web page the first keystroke is
ignored. That happens rather consequently. The laptop is brand new and
has Leopard installed from scratch. I wonder if this is something

I am going to buy a new Macbook Pro and I'll buy it on the Apple
Store.
I have to Choose the Dispay: Gloosy or normal...
I have never seen the glossy Display and I can't find one to give it a

Basic info: Intel Mini 1.8, 2 gigs ram, 10.4.10
Apple menu > System Prefs > Sharing > Internet tab > Internet Sharing
on/off button (currently off)
When clicking on the Internet Sharing button, an alert box popped up

I just inherited a Power Mac G5 at work.  Macs are not supported where
I work so any questions I have I am on my own.  I have been using Macs
for years and have a Mac Book Pro at home.  The Power Mac G5 appears
to have a basic install of Tiger and has none of the graphic design

More from the Guided Tour...  The tour says, "from coverflow, if you
want to see a document in Quick Look, click the Quick Look Icon, or
touch the spacebar."
No Quick Look Icon in the top bar in my finder windows. Anyone know how

I experience this problem on a MacBook Pro, a MacBook and a new iMac,
both with Tiger and Leopard.
After a few moment of network inactivity (meaning no email checking,
no webpage loading, no ssh command), the WiFi connectivity of these

I am about ready to upgrade to Mac OS X 10.5. I use Parallels (build
5160). From what I have read it appears that it might be a good idea
to back up the virtual machine in case I corrupt the install.
Bottom line: I don't want to go through re-installing all the software