I've used the free version of Log Me In for about a month and it works well across platforms (Mac to PC and vice-versa).

Dropbox is the winner in my opinion; works flawlessly on My Mac & PC (XP & VIsta).

I've been trying to get an invite to Drop Box for sometime with no luck. I looked at Syncplicity and was disappointed that they do not have Mac support yet.

Or you can use just the UP and DOWN arrow keys to move the cursor to the beginning or end of a line of text

I second the pre-selection method. I try to delete undesirable photos right in the camera or selectively download the good ones using Image Capture (Mac). During this step I also rotate any photos that were taken in vertical orientation.

Thanks for the update. Been waiting for this before switching to FF3rc1. Thanks Gina.

I get the following error when I run this application...

Anyone know of a good freeware/shareware application that can do the same thing on a Mac?

I really miss the float signature feature in the new Better Gmail 2. I have to constantly cut it from the bottom of my replies and paste it above the original email. What a pain :(

I am considering:

My biggest gripe is with support for Wireless cards. I've been trying to install Ubuntu on an old laptop, everything works except the wireless card; so I can't connect to the Internet, thus making Ubuntu unusable for me :(

I've had mixed results with the Mail Hold request done online. The first time I used it to put mail on hold while on vacation, I got a confirmation and the PO did hold my mail, however when I used the online service again another time (while I was away for a month) , they did not hold my mail and I found my mail-box…

I like the functionality; however, if it uses the amount of resources Chris mentioned, I would hesitate to use it.

I see more and more people using email as text-message, and this is a trend that's going to continue as the next generation moves into the workplace.

I second OnyX for regular maintenance.

I typically reuse the blank side when I want to print something temporarily, make notes, sketches, and storyboards etc. When I'm finally done using both sides I recycle the paper.