Thanks Rob and Ed, I am getting smarter by the day , having such help. 
But it does seem odd that you need a repair program to repair repairs. 
I shall save the link and study the thing. My brain has been assaulted 
with all that technical knowledge that I am having difficulty 
remembering it all. When will you guys get smart enough to plant 
another memory chip into old people's brains? I am sure my chip of  77 
years is totally filled up, and I cannot erase any byte of superfluous 
memory from yesteryear. What wants to come in is constantly being  
blocked.
Marta
On Wednesday, Sep 24, 2003, at 18:31 US/Eastern, Rob Kersting wrote:

> Cocktail is a handy little tool that does a bunch o' stuff for OSX, 
> much
> like MacJanitor.
>
> From the versiontracker.com description:
>
> Product Description:
> Available features: enable or disable journaling, set disk spindown 
> time,
> re-prebind files, repair permissions, run cron scripts, delete cache 
> files,
> recreate alias to Mac OS 9 desktop, force empty trash, delete locked 
> items,
> delete DS_Store files, delete archived log files, view log files, 
> create
> symbolic links, change speed and duplex of network cards, set size of 
> the
> TCP receive and send window, turn off delayed acks, request new IP 
> from DHCP
> server, change network ports, customize look and features of Finder and
> Dock, enable hidden features in miscellaneous applications, easily 
> optimize
> system using Auto Pilot ...
>
> Here' s the link:
>
> http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18282
>
> rob
>
> Marta Edie PB wrote:
>
>> And what is cocktail, pray tell me?
>> Marta
>> On Wednesday, Sep 24, 2003, at 17:42 US/Eastern, Rob Kersting wrote:
>>
>>> I didn't have any trouble either, except for trying to repair
>>> permissions
>>> after the update.
>>>
>>> Disk Utility would only get about 1/3 of the way done then it would
>>> freeze.
>>> Luckily, I had read about this on Macfixit.com, so I knew it was
>>> coming. I
>>> just restarted and used Cocktail to repair permissions. Worked find
>>> and was
>>> still working this morning.
>>>
>>> There's always a first time...
>>>
>>> rob
>>>
>>> Jerry Yeager wrote:
>>>
>>>> No problems here on either the iBook nor the desktop. I wonder how
>>>> Apple will solve this one?
>>>>
>>>>                                 Jerry
>>>>
>>>> On Wednesday, September 24, 2003, at 02:31  PM, Bill Rising wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> On 9/24/03 0:44, Matt Gantner wrote
>>>>>
>>>>>> Apple has pulled the recent update (posted 9/23)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Here is a slashdot article about it with some links to apple
>>>>>>
>>>>>> http://apple.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/09/23/2237224
>>>>>>
>>>>>> folks are complaining of network DNS problems among other things
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Too late. Yours truly installed it (because of the need for ssh):
>>>>>
>>>>> at work: intenet connectivity is spotty. Works fine for long 
>>>>> periods
>>>>> then
>>>>> disappears.
>>>>>
>>>>> at home: machine won't boot, gets as far as putting up a desktop
>>>>> picture,
>>>>> then the pointer disappears, it goes back to a blue screen, then 
>>>>> back
>>>>> to
>>>>> the calibrated blue screen, then back to the desktop picture. 
>>>>> Doesn't
>>>>> wanna boot off a CD either, so I'm gonna have to play stupid hard
>>>>> drive
>>>>> games to get things fixed.
>>>>>
>>>>> ugh.
>>>>>
>>>>> Bill
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>> Marta
>>                  Heinzelm?nnchenk?nigin A.D.
>>
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