David DelMonte wrote: > not quite true. It will ask you to authenticate with the old pw before > you can change it. You're absolutely right! I just checked it out, and without the old password, you're sunk! I don't have an answer to your dilemma! keith whaley > On Dec 30, 2004, at 1:23 PM, Keith Whaley wrote: > >> Paul Moortgat wrote: >> >>> Start with the "C" key pressed. Then you'll get OS X. Then under the >>> apple (top left) your able to reset/give a new password. >>> Paul Moortgat >> Actually, Finder Apple menu, mouse click and release on System >> Preferences, then select My Account. That's where your password is, >> with options for changing it. >> >> keith whaley >>> On 27 Dec 2004, at 19:32, M wrote: >>> Hi Everyone, >>> I’m not an MAC user, but recently a friend approached me with a MAC >>> he inherited from a family member whose got it locked down thru >>> password. It’s a G4 Mac w/OS X (?). I was not able to do anything >>> for him initially so I bought MAC OS X via eBay and attempted to >>> access it No-Way! >> >> >> [...]