If you say yes, details are written to a log file kept in /var/log/crash.log. Once activated, when an application crashes, you'll get a dialog box with the option to write details to a log file. To make it work immediately, type sudo /System/Library/StartupItems/CrashReporter/CrashReporterin the terminal window On your next reboot, the Crash Reporter will be active. Add a new line (at the end, if you wish) that reads CRASHREPORTER=-YES-Save the changes and exit the editor. Open a terminal session, navigate to /etc, and edit (in vi, emacs, or pico) hostconfig. The tool is called "Crash Reporter," and it's quite easy to enable. While trying to help me debug a glitch on my particular DragThing installation, James Thompson pointed out a nifty little tool built into OS X but not enabled by default. This little trick insures that Stuffit Expander will open in OS X and not go back to Classic just to unstuff.Not one, not two, but three separate solutions - I'm impressed! It will run all the time (but who cares - it takes 0.01% of the CPU while open). On your new Mac When asked to select a Mac, Time Machine backup, or other startup disk, select the other Mac. When asked how you want to transfer your information, select the option to transfer to another Mac.
Put Stuffit Expander in there to start at login and all is well. Open Migration Assistant, which is in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder. Ln -s '/Applications/Utilities/StuffIt Expander.app' ģ) Go into IE and choose the symlink as your new 'helper app.' The symlink should be available.And finally, submitted by my friend Jim, a very easy to implement solution: Simply go to Log In on your Systems Preferences. reverend writes: Try a symbolic link:Ģ) Type (on one line replace with an actual space character): The newest Stuffit Expander and DropStuff are FAT Carbon applications that run under MacOS 9 or MacOS X.
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Slur writes: Download the latest version of Stuffit Expander, version 6.0.1 from Aladdin Systems and dump the pre-installed version that comes with MacOS X. In no particular order, here are all three replies: I received several replies to the query on the Help Wanted page regarding IE and the 'wrong' (Classic) version of Stuffit Expander launching after a download.
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