Jason Fleetwood-Boldt

- install FileMaker server, see Read Me Document that accompanies server (tech note: FileMaker Server 7 Read Me) in the "Exceptions" tab of Windows Firewall, add these ports 5003 TCP/UDP 50006 TCP 50003 TCP Choose the Add Program option, then navigate to the Fmserver.exe file located in...

Mac OS X Public Beta - released in 2000 10 .0 -- Cheetah; release date March 24, 2001 never really got out of beta, not recommended as a stable release of OS X; protected memory, preemptive multitasking; Mac OS X versions 10.0.1, 10.0.2, 10.0.3, and 10.0.4...

RAID 0 - striping - stores data accross several disks, (100 GB drive + 100 GB drive becomes a 200 GB appearing as 1 hard drive icon) improves speed when writing to the drives because it writes to both drives at the same time. RAID...

HFS+ is case-preserving but case-insensitive. This means you can create a file name File1 and it will save the capital F when you view the file again. However, you cannot add another file named file1 to this folder because it makes no distinction between the...

TrueType Apple-create font type introduced during Mac OS 9. PostScript Type 1 Original vector-based font type, supported by many different operating systems. OpenType - a scalable computer font format initially developed by Microsoft, later joined by Adobe Systems Bitmap - legacy, based on pixels...

The Font Book (available 10.3) application allows you to install fonts into ~/Library/Fonts, /Library/Fonts, or /System Folder/Fonts. You do this by selection for me only, for all users of this computer, or for Classic Mac OS respectively. If you are logged in as a Normal user...

~/Library/Fonts -- will be accessible only that user Alternatively, to make fonts accessible to all users, you can install them into either of: /Library/Fonts /Network/Fonts /System/Library/Fonts if Classic is installed, Classic fonts will be installed with your system folder. The classic fonts are available to Mac OS X applications and...

The search path is 1. User (~/Library) 2. Local (/Library) 3. Network (/Network/Library) 4. System (/System/Library) If you have fonts with the same names, OS X will use the font with the desired name that it finds first in the search path. ...

Some applications require saving temporary files to the folders during the Save process. This happens in the background and cant be seen by the user, but if the folder the user is trying to save to is READ ONLY--- although the file they are trying...