Mac Security Update released

Apple Inc ^

[Swordmaker]

Time to hit the Blue or Black Apple Menu's Update Software option on Mac OS X.4.11 and OS X.4.5. PING!

Thanks to XeniaST for the heads up.

Mac Security Update Ping!

If you want on or off the Mac Ping List, Freepmail me.

[tubebender]

Done plus I found a couple of more that I had parked earlier. I have really been enjoying Google Earth viewing places from my youth and places in the news or now I'm following my BiL across England, France and Germany as he traveled with the 850 Engineering Aviation Battalion during WWII. I will be doing the same for my two brothers in the same theater, one a combat engineer and the other a bombardier on a B17 and a POW from 8/15/44. All three crossed paths in June of 44 unbeknown to each other...

[antiRepublicrat]

Took’em long enough to patch BIND.

[Spktyr]

I thought that was strange as well.... but OpenBSD was only patched a couple of days ago, wonder if there’s a connection there...

[Swordmaker]

Took’em long enough to patch BIND.

Note that although it is included in the OSX distribution disk, BIND is not enabled in a default OSX installation.

[TheBattman]

Time to hit the Blue or Black Apple Menu's Update Software option on Mac OS X.4.11 and OS X.4.5. PING!

Long past time to hit the blue Apple Menu if someone is still running OS X 4.5!!!!

But I think most know what you meant!

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Swordmaker.

[kitkat]

testing

[kitkat]

Will someone tell me why when I click on Edit and click on Find, it refuses to work. No drop down box at all to fill in whatever you want to find.

I’m on a two-month old 10.5.4.

I can’t find the answer anywhere.

[Leonard210]

File > Find?

[kitkat]

***File > Find?***

I truly appreciate your answer, but I am confused.

“Find” is located under “Edit.” But it doesn’t work.

[Leonard210]

In the Finder, Find is under File. (You can also use Command-F.) In your program, Find is located under Edit. What were you trying to do? Search within a program, or search your hard drive?

[Vinnie]

A little off subject..

Just setup my new iMac 24” wireless.

Incredible!!!!

Bye-bye Gates

[antiRepublicrat]

You are where I was almost exactly a year ago. And I’m still happy.

[kitkat]

***In your program, Find is located under Edit. What were you trying to do? Search within a program, or search your hard drive?***

Leonard, you are wonderful to reply. Most appreciated by this confused user.

I just want to search a thread, usually on FR.

And,yes, going to Edit and clicking on Find used to work on my old Mac, but stopped a few months before I got my new Mac. It doesn’t even give a drop down box to type in what you want to find in the thread.

My new Mac is v. 10.5.4.

The above is true on ANY site, not just FR.

[Toki]

I would defiantly recommend to memorize the Command ⌘ + F is my best friend.

Thanks for sharing this great update. I've never seen that much released about an update. And I didn't know about BIND (or at least didn't remember). I'll have to reinstall when retire my Mac to be a server (two years of service with me and it barely functions unless on a flat service. But then again it was working up to 18 hours a day, and taken everywhere including up a couple of trees. I would kill for a good supportive Toughbook like cover.).

[DainBramage]

Ibump

[kitkat]

***I would defiantly recommend to memorize the Command ⌘ + F is my best friend.*** HI, Toki Command +8 is something I tried way back before I asked for help. It just plain doesn't work either to bring up Find on my new Mac. But thanks for your thoughtful reply.

[kitkat]

Sorry, my last post should have read, Command +F.