On Sunday, July 27, 2003, at 03:28 PM, TheMacintoshLady wrote: > It's just your login password. Macaroni is better. Or try Cocktail. It does everything that MacJanitor does as well as cleaning caches, repairing permissions, etc. Unlike Macaroni, Cocktail's freeware. Macaroni's Features: Automatically runs maintenance jobs Configurable: Add your own scheduled tasks Custom tasks can be scheduled as daily, weekly, monthly, or at regular intervals (such as "every three days"). Tracks maintenance history Displays results of latest maintenance run. Tasks may be configured to run only during system idle time. Tasks may be configured to wait until your system is plugged in, saving battery power. Maintains Mac OS X Unix privileges using the "Repair Privileges" utility Cocktail's Features: Available features: enable or disable journaling, set disk spindown time, re-prebind files, repair permissions, run cron scripts, delete cache files, recreate alias to Mac OS 9 desktop, force empty trash, delete locked items, delete DS_Store files, delete archived log files, view log files, create symbolic links, change speed and duplex of network cards, set size of the TCP receive and send window, turn off delayed acks, request new IP from DHCP server, change network ports, customize look and features of Finder and Dock, easily optimize system using Auto Pilot ... Norm Norman Cohen nacohen at mac.com