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When entering a URL into Internet Explorer - just write the name of the site and then press CTRL and Return together to add the www. and .com at the end.
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Mac OS 10.2
(Jaguar)
- Tips Section Checking The Kernel Panic Logs Posted By: Byron Hinson Last Updated: February 12th 2003 Tip Difficulty Level: Novice |
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How This Tip Works If you get a message that tells you (in several languages) that "You need to restart your computer. Hold down the Power button for several seconds or press the Restart button," you just got what is called a kernel panic. It is Mac OS X's equivalent of a system crash. As the message states, you need to restart. New in Jaguar, after a kernel panic occurs, details of what happened are recorded in the panic.log file in /Library/Logs. In general, the contents of this log file will only be intelligible to developers, helping them to debug the cause of the panic. However, if you are technically-inclined, check out this Apple document which explains what the log text means: http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn2002/tn2063.html.
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