How do I install it on a MAC OS10.2.8 and unlock it?

the only way anyone can install an application on a Mac is only if your user is or has administrative rights.

If you forgot your admin password..

Apple has a great guide for you. Please follow guide carefully.

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1274

Here is the solution for u friend....below is the user guide link for the usage of skype
http://www.skype.com/intl/en-us/support/user-guides/
scroll down the screen for mac guide


"be free to ask further help friend..... am here to help u based on computers:-)"

Yes you can play .flac files in iTunes. Its very easy just download a apple script named "fluke". Download from the following link if you are a MAC user.
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/28768/fluke/

It's free for MAC but if you are a Windows user you can try the conversion software dBpoweramp (Free limited version will still get the job done) and download the trial version from the following.
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
This link also gives some explanation on how to use this program and you can directly install it on your Windows computer.

(In order to open the link just hover your mouse on the link and click)

The following link gives the instructions for using Fluke script for MAC users
http://www.simplehelp.net/2008/06/12/how-to-play-flac-files-in-itunes/
Good Luck!

Based on your description, the following is assumed.
1. The service to your Internet Service Provider is through a cable or DSL modem.
2. Internet service was initially set-up with your netbook directly connected to the modem.
3. A wireless router was since added and is using the direct wired connection to the modem.
4. The netbook is connected to the wireless access point being provided by the router.
5. The netbook says it is connected to the wireless access point but still no internet access.
The problem is likely due to the modem capturing the MAC address of the netbook when access to the internet servce was initially set up using the netbook directly connected to the modem and now the modem will only allow access with the netbook directly connected to it. You can check this out by reconnecting the netbook directly to the modem. It may be possible to "flush" the captured MAC by unplugging the AC power to the modem, waiting a few minutes and then powering back up with the router connected in place of the netbook. To make it easier, you may want connect your netbook directly to the router's LAN side to check if you now have internet access through the router. If you still don't have internet access, you will need to use your netbook to log onto the router to clone your netbook's MAC address for the router's WAN connection. The router's user guide/manual has directions on logging in and doing the MAC address clone. It will also have an explanation as to what is a MAC address.

Thank you for contacting Fixya Support, I am glad to assist you.

I am not sure exactly what you mean when you mention the screen "won't turn black" after you try to unlock your iBook.

So to at least point you in the right direction, if you are unable to access the desktop within your iBook, then click the link I have provided below, in order to reset the user administrator password for your iBook:
Resetting Administrator Password in Mac OS X

Try this procedure, but keep in mind, in order to perform this process, make sure you have your Mac OS X restore or Mac OS X installation disk.

Let us know if this helps you gain access back into your iBook desktop, if this is what the issue is, based on your initial question.

Regards,

-Mactechtrainer

The only way to reset the Administrator password is with a Mac OS X installation disc, which matches the current version of operating system you have on your Macbook.

If you do not, there is a workaround procedure that I can provide for you, which can allow you to gain access into your user account. I am not sure if that is the way you want to go in regards to getting back to your iBook in order to use it.

Here is that procedure:
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To reset your OS X password without an Mac OS X CD or DVD (for Tiger and Leopard), you will need to enter Terminal and create a New Administrator Account:

Here is what you will need to do:
• Reboot your Mac
• Next hold Apple Command key + S key (Single User mode) down after you hear the Apple chime.

• When you see the text prompt, type in the following terminal commands to create a brand new Admin account (hitting Return after each line):
mount -uw /
rm /var/db/.AppleSetupDone
shutdown -h now

After rebooting you should have a brand new Administrator account.

** When you login , it will be the new administrative account.


You should now have access into your iBook.

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For getting back your home folder from your previous account, you will need to actually delete your
previous user account, however, you will also be able to save the Home Folder of that previous account.
To that follow these step:

Click on the Apple menu icon, located in the upper left corner of your screen and select System Preferences.

* Now select Accounts and once the window opens, click the padlock in the lower left corner of the Accounts window and now use your new password to access this Accounts window.

* Now select the affected user account and click the "-" Minus button.

* A prompt will appear asking if you want to delete that user account.

* You need to select the "OK" button- DO NOT select the Delete Immediately button, otherwise you will delete the complete user account and the Home Folder, which is your target.

* When you click the "OK" button, give it a few minutes and it will disappear.

* Now close out of the Accounts window and System Preferences, and click on the Macintosh HD on your desktop.

* Now look for the folder entitled "Deleted Users" folder and open it.

* You should now see a .DMG file labeled with the deleted user account name- i.e: -"username.dmg"

You can now double-click and open the file and you will see the entire Home folder (all of the files and folders) of the deleted user account.

If you have reached this point, you should now have a new User Administrator Account and now access to your old Home folder.

That should do it.

If you have any issues with this procedure, just reply back to this post.

Thanks!

Regards,

-Mactechtrainer

Hello cerber74,

Without the specific model, it's difficult to point you to the exact installation guide. However ADS is part of the "Directed Electronics" family which includes Orion, Precision Power, and Viper Audio.

Here's a link to the main web site. Click the "Support" page to download user manuals and installation guides.

http://www.adst.com/

Hope this helps.

Do you mean that you are trying to install 10.2.8 ONTO the external drive? If so, you don't have to restart anything., as the operating system is not being accessed, so it doesn't have to optomize. Try starting up from the new install by holding down the OPTION key when restarting your computer, then choose the drive you wish to start up from. Click the drive you want, then hit the forward arrow.