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In as much as this is not so much a Leopard issue as it is an issue with your MacPro why not post where those MacPro gurus hang out? http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=194  MacBook Pro 2.8 Ghz 15" / 4 Gb Ram   Mac OS X (10.5.8)   iPhone 3GS  

I would check Garrison Sans but - there's no such font shown anywhere on this Mac Pro. I checked the Minion family - all 10 fonts passed w/o any problems found. Re: Garrison, I took it from the Console report that the website I'd jumped to (following a science story in the news) had called for that font and Safari couldn't find it (now we know, for good reason). Mac Pro 2.66 Ghz, 7 GB RAM   Mac OS X (10.5.8)  ...

The unindented item is the physical drive entry. The indented item is the logical volume or volumes on the drive. When only one volume is listed repairing the volume may be done by selecting either entry. However, if you have more than one volume on the drive, then you should select the specific volume you need to repair. To repair permissions you must select the volume regardless of how many volumes are on the drive. Mac Pro 2.66 Ghz; MBP...

The code appears to indicate the hard disk drive, too. If the computer is covered under AppleCare, you may have an avenue there to have it replaced. You may wish to see if the computer itself could be started up in FireWire Target Disk Mode and then, if so, access the files on there from a second computer to get a copy of your work... Before taking the unit in for repair. If the suspect unit cannot be booted into FireWire Target Disk Mode (or...

Sounds like you are having kernel panics. Here are a couple of resources to start with: http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/kernelpanics.html http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1392 Good luck! MacBook   Mac OS X (10.5.6)    

there is no spyware or adware in os x. there are also no viruses and very few (AFAIK,less than 10) trojans. those you have to download and install by hand. if your father's hotmail account was hacked it likely happened not because of anything infiltrating the mac. Mac Pro 3.2 GHz   Mac OS X (10.6.2)   Mac Pro 2.66GHz, powerbook G4 1.5GHz  

None of the above programs are "emulators." When it comes to Intel Macs such as a MacBook Pro, what you have is virtualization programs. 10.5 comes with a Boot Camp installer that lets you dual boot into Windows and Mac OS X. 10.6 has the same. The other programs above work without having to reboot your Mac, and with more versions of Linux and Windows. See my FAQ* on the links to the above programs:...

Interesting, did you reboot? logout/login? Dave MacBook 13"   Mac OS X (10.6.2)   iMac G5 (10.5.8), iBook G3 (10.4.11)  

And in general - never, ever, trash anything from the "System" folder (it contains another Library folder). If you move anything in this folder your computer might not boot - you can't even remove a file then put it back in - the operating system knows and will now consider it a "dead" item - it's like it's been "unblessed" Perhaps because it is such an innocuous file, or I was lucky, I...

Hi, Nothing to be concerned about. Read here... Disk Utility's Repair Disk Permissions messages that you can safely ignore Keep in mind, these are not permissions but "messages" ... and can be confusing but you do not need to be concerned unless you have problems with your Mac. Carolyn Intel iMac 2.66 MacBookPro 17 10.6.2 PBookG4   Mac OS X (10.6.2)   iPhone 3GS Safari 4.04 17 Intuos Tablet Epson Olympus...