What are these Kodak files doing in the extensions folder that is inside my system folder? The files are:

KODAK PRECISION CP1
KODAK PRECISION ProfileAPI

Since they say Kodak on them, I'd figure you'd be able to answer this with extreme ease. I don't have a scanner, nor did my digital camera require any software to be installed. Are these for PhotoCD access? Or maybe files so Kodak can spy on me? Somehow I feel as if perhaps I asked this before. If I did, I apologize for my idiocy. Well, I should apologize for that anyway as it is.

Should I also have any FUJIFILM extensions?

PhotoShop uses some of those routines as well as some scanner, printer and cameras.

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The main reason I use it is because of the incompatibilities between Toast and Disk Burner. I have an extension set for each of them. Each one has its own command key. If I want to switch Toast on I hit CMD-T at restart. If I want Disk Burner it's CMD-N. I have a sound play whenever I activate the Toast set so I know which one is active. I suppose I could buy Toast 5 Titanium and I wouldn't have to do that but I already have CC and T5T costs $$$.

The other feature I like about CC is that it allows you to link extensions together. Using Toast as an example, DB has three extensions. I can make it so that all of them will turn on (or off) together if I change one of the others. Then I can name the links to make "mini estension sets". Each time I load a new piece of software that needs an extension I make a link for it. I have a link for the printer, the CD-RW, the scanner, etc. If I think my scanner software is interfering with the CD-RW, for instance, I can just click on the links. I don't have to go through and remember which extensions are for what purpose.

The extension manager does the same exact thing.

And... You LIKE moving the mouse all over hell just to scroll a window? (Assuming that you still even USE a mouse!)

BTW: Knock out some of those iTunes drivers! You don't use them unless you have a MP3 player and they just take up space!

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I use a ZERO button mouse! (Wacom Tablet)

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What can you do with a 2 or 3 button that can't be done with a 1 button? With just my one button I have the equivalent of about 40 of your buttons.

The Wacom Tablet also comes with a cordless mouse. It has two buttons and a scroll wheel. I like the scroll wheel but I have both buttons programmed for the same function... CLICK. There is a button on the pen as well. I have it programmed for CMD-Z (undo) I don't know. I just never liked the idea of a multi-button mouse. It never made any sense to me.

Scott, you don't need a wheel mouse since you do everything with the keyboard anyway! That'd be like having a mouse in DOS. With your keyboard skills, a mouse would probably be SLOWER!