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The non-free providers also need explicit permission from the owner of the data (i.e. you) to even look at your mailbox, it is illegal to examine mailboxes otherwise. Google can do whatever they want with your mail, you have no control over it, it is not your legal property.

any beta users who can try myspace, see if the music player comes up? just wondering if others are having this problem.... here's a link to try... Miles Davis on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

I've encountered this in FF as well. After cmd-d, use the folder drop-down triangle to navigate to the folder, instead of using the quick pick folder drop-down. That works for me on 3.6b4.

Apple Lossless is compressed without losing any information. It will be a lot smaller than the uncompressed full-size AIFF file.

I use Firefox mainly, but I also use Safari and Camino. Haven't really played with Opera, but what I've seen hasn't lit a fire under me to try it.

Anyone try the 64-bit vlc? The latest version is 1.0.2 but I haven't installed it. I've been using MacTheRipper to rip. Haven't really tested RipIt, because they charge $20 for it.

Cold Warrior, your suggestion worked well. Much appreciated. I should have mentioned that the problem also happened when waking the Mac from Sleep, so quite a few times each day, which was tiresome.

Well you contradict your own argument. There's no such thing as email privacy no matter which server is used, Google's or yours. If people are transmitting social security numbers, medical records, etc. through email of any kind, they are taking an enormous risk of having someone easily "owning" that information by intercepting it. Simply put, confidential information does not belong in email, period.

If she wants to try RAW, let her try Aperture and Lightroom (there are free 30 day demos available for both). But there is a learning curve. In any case, they complement a traditional image editing app (be it Pixelmator, Photoshop CS4 or whatever), but they're not a replacement.

I tried to add a .srt file to a .mp4 file without success in this new 64-bit version to no avail. I wonder if the file names would have to be the same for the .srt files to merge properly.