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elric

Hi, I am learning how to use the dev tools and I was messing around with the term.nib file for terminal and well lets just say I need another term.nib file. <img src="graemlins/bugeye.gif" border="0" alt="[Skeptical]" /> So my question is how do I get one short of reinstalling the entire system.



P.S. I am using Max OS X Version 10.2.3 on an 800 MHz G4 (17" iMac)

chych

<a href="http://andrew.cmu.edu/~csp/Term.nib.sit"; target="_blank">Here you go</a> (next time back up your software!)

elric

Thank You Thank You Thank You

I have learned my leason, always backup before you screw up <img src="graemlins/bugeye.gif" border="0" alt="[Skeptical]" />

ghost_user_name

In the future, if you accedentally mess up some of Apple's files, you can always extract the original files from the Mac OS X Install CD. Using a little app called "Pacifist", you can open up the installer's packages and extract and install just the individual parts that you need. Of course, be aware that these will be the original 10.2 files. If a file was changed in one of the 10.2.x updates, you should extract that file from the updater's package instead.

burningwheel

[quote]Originally posted by Brad:

<strong>In the future, if you accedentally mess up some of Apple's files, you can always extract the original files from the Mac OS X Install CD. Using a little app called "Pacifist", you can open up the installer's packages and extract and install just the individual parts that you need. Of course, be aware that these will be the original 10.2 files. If a file was changed in one of the 10.2.x updates, you should extract that file from the updater's package instead.</strong><hr></blockquote>



how can i extract Art Director's Toolkit from the original OS X disc? i know there was a program you could get to do this on earlier versions of Mac OS, for example i did this once with 8.0ish. will this program work?