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Cause In some cases, certain OS 9 applications simply do not work in the Classic environment When the Classic environment is used, some OS 9 extensions and control panels are not started, and therefore some applications do not work In this case, what you need to do is restart your Mac in OS 9 The Painkiller To start your Mac in the OS 9 environment, use the following steps:

1 Click System Preferences on the Dock, or choose Apple | System Preferences 2 In the System Preferences window, click Startup Disk in the System category 3 In the Startup Disk window, select OS 9, as shown in the following

4 The Mac starts in OS 9 When you re done using the OS 9 application,

Cause If you have several applications open at the same time, you can easily move between them using the Dock You can also hide open applications by pressing COMMAND-H The Painkiller The Dock is your best source for switching between running applications You can learn more about the Dock in 1

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Problems with Internet connections Modem issues he Internet, which is the world s largest network, has become an important force in all of our lives I remember back in the mid-1990s when I was using a PowerMac with a whopping 16MB of RAM I bought my first 288-kbps modem and set up my first Internet connection The connection cost $6 per month and gave me five hours of Internet access each month I remember remarking, Why would I ever need more than five hours a month Now, of course, you use 56-kbps modems, or you can use a broadband connection if one is available in your area In terms of using the Internet, I use it hours every day In fact, as a freelance writer, I do all of my work and communication with my editors over the Internet, and I would not be able to survive without it In fact, your Mac came to you with an internal modem built in, and it is ready for the Internet The Internet is no longer seen as a cool option but as a standard part of having a computer Although the Internet is still a baby in terms of technology, it has grown by millions of computers and has more features and services than ever In fact, I buy more stuff from the Internet now than I do at most brick-and-mortar stores (I even bought most of my kids Christmas presents online this past year) The Internet is a vital part of computing, and you ll no doubt want to be connected so you can take advantage of all the Internet has to offer However, for all the great things OS X brings to the table, it is not the easiest computing system to use to create an Internet connection You may have some difficulties when creating and using your Internet connection Never fear, though, that s why I wrote this chapter!

The good news is that OS X has everything you need to create an Internet connection The bad news is OS X doesn t give you a handy assistant to guide you through the process of creating that connection You have to do it manually by entering the correct settings for the connection Although not difficult, the process can be a bit confusing if you are not that familiar with Internet connections Don t worry, though In this section, I ll show you how to create the Internet connection, how to dial the connection, and how to solve a few aggravating headaches