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How Do You Install "Classic"?
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I have this old G4 mac mini that I just did a fresh install of 10.4 on. Then I copied over OS 9 from a very old computer. I haven't gotten around to doing anything else yet, but I will be later today. So there's no classic pref pane in system prefs. If I try to open an OS 9 app, will it just work? Or is there some other piece of the puzzle I have to install to get that OS 9 to work as classic?
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That's odd, if you've got the OS 9 System Folder on the hard drive, the Classic pane should be showing up.
Have you tried blessing the system folder?
sudo bless -folder9 "/System Folder"
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It's funnier if they don't already know where the link's taking them.
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"Specific knowledge on a topic usually demonstrates in-depth knowledge."
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Not much I can do. macnn names the URL automatically.
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If you add the link with BB code ("[ url=http: //this.site.com/stuff.htm ]Link Name [ / url]" but without the added spaces), you can name a link anything you want to.
I'm quite curious what Classic stuff you want to run, l008com.
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"Specific knowledge on a topic usually demonstrates in-depth knowledge."
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To prevent naming of links: Compose your reply in Advanced, and uncheck the box to "Automatically retrieve titles from external links". That box keeps defaulting to checked. I fixed it once, then a vBSEO update unfixed it. I'll fix it again eventually.
Or as Glenn said, use the URL tags to explicitly choose the text to display on the link.
[url=http://phonespamdeals.com]Click for nature photos[/url]
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Originally Posted by bstone 
Not much I can do. macnn names the URL automatically.
Yes you can!
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Originally Posted by Railroader
and?
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Not much can be done I guess.
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In your post, Railroader, the board used the link title "Yes you can!" But in the quoted post by bstone, it used the page title. I don't see any way to make sure the board doesn't change link code in quotes, but it really shouldn't.
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Originally Posted by Railroader
I'm quoting RR now.
edit: I'd say it's a safe assumption that bstone changed the link text when he quoted RR
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