Actually, rebooting didn't even cross my mind as that is more of a Windows way of doing things. Macs are unix systems which certainly doesn't mean that they don't get sick, but that each running application essentially runs in its own little bubble in which it has protection from all the other processes. When you exit safari, for instance, the kernel reclaims safari's slice of time and other resources and it is as if it had never existed. When you restart it again, you've essentially rebooted it and there is no need to reboot the whole system as long as everything else is genning right along normally. Sarah Alawami writes: >Did you try and reboot the computer as a last resort to see if > that would work? <--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --->
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