When installing Adobe Reader on your Mac, you also inadvertently install the plugin inside Safari that takes forever to open a pdf. To get rid of it, just delete their damn plugin at:
/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/AdobePDFViewer.plugin
When installing Adobe Reader on your Mac, you also inadvertently install the plugin inside Safari that takes forever to open a pdf. To get rid of it, just delete their damn plugin at:
/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/AdobePDFViewer.plugin
Macworld has a great tip on how to see what a developer installs on your system if they use the Apple installer.
Quite simply, just hit Command-I at the main dialog to see a list, or use the File menu.
When I applied the 10.4.6 Combo updater for Tiger I couldn’t boot up again. The first symptom something was wrong was when I hit the restart button after installation; the thing hung up so I had to do a hard reboot. Afterwards, it would hang once the progress bar of the “Welcome to Macintosh” dialog went all the way across, or in other cases the desktop and cursor would appear and nothing else (no menu bar, dock, etc.).
Running the Applejack suite did nothing to fix the issue (in single-user mode), and I couldn’t boot up in safe mode. Reinstalling the update from another partition didn’t work either.
So while booted in the other partition, I deleted the cache files. The next reboot was fine, and it has been fine since.