I had a similar issue with my Intel iMac. A autoclean with AppleJack
fixed the problem. The only drawback to AppleJack is that you have to
run it in single user mode (hold down cmd-s after the startup chime.)
See here for more info:
http://applejack.sourceforge.net/
HTH,
Eric
On Feb 21,
I dumped the preferences without any change, I had already fixed the
permissions.
I noticed that I can move windows around but I can't move items in the
windows. Later today I'll try some of the other suggestions.
Thanks
Leo
On Feb 21, 9:11 pm, Cyrus callmemrp...@gmail.com wrote:
Sometimes
Pleasant Grove Vineyard wrote:
I dumped the preferences without any change, I had already fixed the
permissions.
I noticed that I can move windows around but I can't move items in the
windows. Later today I'll try some of the other suggestions.
I haven't been following this but it sounds
This weekend I decided that OS10.5 was old enough to try installing
it on my PM 2.7 G5. Expecting that things could go wrong I kept the
drive with OS10.4.11, and formatted a drive for 10.5.install Ran the
installer and it consistantly failed if I tried to use the feature in
the configuration
Sometimes your user preferences can get corrupted over time, or by
having the application they are for crash. I would try moving the
desktop and finder preferences to a new folder, forcing the OS to
create a new one. These are in the Users[your username]
LibraryPreferencescom.apple.desktop.plist
You might try the free OnyX for Leopard.
Don't know which options to use, but it can help with issues like
this. Maybe something that Rebuilds things.
Maybe you'll locate an expert in the meantime ...
Bill Connelly
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