I think the reason I don't see the development menu is
that I have killed my safari menu bar somewhere along the way.
Opening safari presents the toolbar, several bookmarks I have
set over time and a couple of links to Apple and Yahoo that were
kindly included in the original installation. The toolbar
opens with an input field for one to type in a link, a link to
google and the buttons to let you bookmark if you like.
Since I am apt to go to many different URL's, I turned
off a "home page" some time ago since it meant usually clearing
that page and going where I really wanted to go that time so
that may be where I killed the safari menu bar.
If one opens safari and then accesses the menu bars for
the system with VO-m, the safari menu is one right move away
from the Apple menu as it should be, but I don't beleive this is
the menu we are talking about.
I think if I get the safari menu back on the screen, the
development menu should be there.
Thomas McMahan writes:
> That shouldn't be a problem it still should show up, even in the later
> versions for Tiger had the check in the preferences I think, can't
> remember for sure because when I set it up was years ago in terminal and
> it always remembered it with upgrades. So I don't think running Snow
> Leopard is the problem in itself. For the develop menu that is.
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