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Steph, the directories you want to look in are:
- /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/
- ~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/
- /Library/Application Support/
- ~/Library/Application Support/
- /Library/Startup Items/
Where "~" is a shorthand for your home directory.
If you still can't find it, make sure Safari is running, and go to Applications->Utilities->Activity Monitor->Monitor->Show Activity Monitor->File->Print...->Save As PDF...
If you send the PDF file to me, I can help you eradicate the evil sheep from your computer.
From my perspective, the Ipod is absolutely worth it, but I use it for music and as an extra hard disk. Just for the additional space alone in a compact case...wonderful.
ND: To be fair, my original recommendation of the Onkyos came entirely from reading AB comparisons of the Onkyo HTIBs with similar price-pointed systems by people on hometheaterforum.com - a rather uptight sound quality group, generally. The spec sheet reading thing came afterward, specifically since the Onkyo HTIBs I had seen reviewed were generally slightly higher-end than that one. And I was curious.
Not that Jessica's decision isn't personally reasonable - for many (most?) people, aesthetics are more important than sound quality. I get that. And those Onkyo speakers are pretty durn big.
Hey, ND, what do you think of Axiom speakers? Any opinion? Any knowledge? I'm thinking of setting up a 5.1 system using Axiom M3ti's as the fronts and center and QS4s as the surrounds, with a highly recommended ~$150 sub from partsexpress (a Dayton 10"/100W) to take the LFE.
If you still can't find it, make sure Safari is running,
Do we know that Teppy installed this thingie for Safari?
If you still can't find it, make sure Safari is running,
Do we know that Teppy installed this thingie for Safari?
I did. At least, I opened (shudder) Explorer to see if it was modified, too, and it was not. If I could just remember the damn name of the sheep program, I could get rid of it.
(And again, it's not causing problems with my system at all; I'm just tired of it and want it gone.)
I can't find it in any of the logical folders, including the ones that Tom suggested. I have learned my lesson to keep track of stuff I install.
Not that Jessica's decision isn't personally reasonable - for many (most?) people, aesthetics are more important than sound quality.
NSM aesthetics as physics -- we live in a tiny NYC apartment, ergo, we need tiny electronics.
curses Bose for their complete and utter inaffordability
ergo, we need tiny electronics.
You could get regular or large electronics and zap them with some sort of de-bigulator.
About those "free iPod" offers -- at least one of them is plenty shady:
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You could get regular or large electronics and zap them with some sort of de-bigulator.
I totally dream of having Reducto come along and turn my tower into a mini. Or a mini into an iPod. Or an iPod into a shuffle....
I love my chiclet shuffle, but I'd rather have it turned into a 40GB iPod than have my TARDIS shrunk.
