Right On!

[ADZ]

Right on!
Be prepared to be swarmed with questions from me!

 

[g5orbust]

OK...Im waiting...

 

[ADZ]

OK, Can I rebuild my desktop in OSx, i have thried the key commands but it doesnt work.

 

[g5orbust]

OK, Can I rebuild my desktop in OSx, i have thried the key commands but it doesnt work.

As far as I know, OSX isnt like OS9 in that respect.

Upon further research, I found that the feature was removed from OSX.

 

[ADZ]

Cool, thanks! Also, I have created a new account on OS9 and i have set it to the highest privelages possible, I cant do anything tho. I have created a new account on top of that to make sure i ddnt skrew anything up, but the other new account has the same issue. Any suggestions?

 

[g5orbust]

Cool, thanks! Also, I have created a new account on OS9 and i have set it to the highest privelages possible, I cant do anything tho. I have created a new account on top of that to make sure i ddnt skrew anything up, but the other new account has the same issue. Any suggestions?

if you dont have to, dont make accounts in OS9. Thats my suggestion.

 

[ADZ]

Mind if I ask why?

 

[g5orbust]

Mind if I ask why?

because OS9 doesnt like it. It wasnt really designed to be a multiuser OS, at least with files being passed between user partitions. Just a ton of problems seem to come from OS9 when you introduce more than once main user (sys admin level) or overlap privliages. OS9 has a lot of problems, period. OSX doesnt allow this (>1 sys admin) and allows user creation to be seamless, with only one system admin and varying levels of access for the other levels.

 

[Qiranworms]

Remember Windows 98? How bad that was with multiusers? OS X somewhat introduced the multiuser thing much like Windows XP did to the Windows World.

 

[g5orbust]

Remember Windows 98? How bad that was with multiusers? OS X somewhat introduced the multiuser thing much like Windows XP did to the Windows World.

Exactly. Good connetion, dude.