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Snow Leopard: iChat restricting minimum chat window width
Hack enables 10.6.2 on Atom processors
Overcoming missing AppleTalk printer connectivity in Snow Leopard
A number of people who have just updated to Snow Leopard are still running into printing problems now that Apple has dropped AppleTalk support in OS X. AppleTalk was an old, proprietary communications protocol that was rather slow and inefficient, and in OS X 10.6 Apple removed it in place of more modern printing and networking protocols.… Read more
Addressing nonfunctional "Turn Airport On/Off" settings
Normally you can access your Airport card settings and turn the device on or off, either in the System Preferences or in the system menu. Upon updating to Snow Leopard, however, a number of users have noticed a problem where their Airport cards will not turn off if they're on, and others will not turn on if they're off.… Read more
Snow Leopard 10.6.2: Quick Look is blank after Time Machine restore
Font issues in Snow Leopard causing iWeb '09 to crash
New Audio CDs unmounting after track name lookup
When you insert an audio CD into your computer, by default iTunes will launch and query the Gracenote online database (formerly "CDDB") for information such as the album and track names. This information is then applied to the tracks when they are imported; however, some people are having an issue in Snow Leopard where iTunes will query for the information and then promptly unmount the CD from the system.… Read more
Snow Leopard slow to sleep
Apple updates Mac OS X Snow Leopard
Apple on Monday released an update for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, bringing the current version to 10.6.2.
An important issue that caused data to be deleted when using a guest account has been fixed, according to Apple. While the bug didn't affect all users, it was widespread enough to cause concerns for users over the past couple of weeks.
In addition to fixing a number of security issues, Mac OS X 10.6.2 also addresses 14 problems found in the operating system, including an issue that caused some users to be logged out of their … Read more