Jason Fleetwood-Boldt

- PowerMac G3, G4, G5 - built-in firewire - 256 mb ram, at least 512 for high demand-servers - at least 4 GB disk space Which Computers could you install OS X Server 10.3 that are no longer supported 10.4? - early G3 computers that didnt have built-in firewire, like...

The iBook, although it has a mini-DVI port, does not support two-display mode natively. Instead, it only supports mirrored-display mode (where both displays show you the same image). When you attach an additional display, the Arrangement tab does not appear in the Displays system preference...

- 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...