I have 1.33 GHz PowerBook running 10.4.1. Everything works fine except for one Finder glitch. I have it set up so that Finder windows display both the sidebar and the toolbar. Also, in Finder>Preferences ...>Sidebar, I have ticked all nine choices. When I plug my little thumb drive into a USB port, it rapidly mounts and appears in the top half of the sidebar - normal, correct behavior. Two of my more critical folders are folder X, which is on the hard drive, and folder Y, on the thumb drive. I've dragged the folder X icon to the sidebar and it stays there, accessible - as it should be - just by clicking once. I want Y to be permanently in the sidebar as well, so - when the thumb drive is mounted - I can access its files with just a click. (And Finder will tell me if I try to access the folder without the thumb drive mounted.) So I mounted the thumb drive, and opened the folder than encloses folder Y. As expected, when I dragged folder Y to the sidebar below the line, Y stayed there. And I could access Y just by clicking in the sidebar. The problem is that when I ejected the thumb drive, the Y icon disappeared. This shouldn't be, should it? I did this in Panther, and the Y icon stayed on the sidebar, regardless of whether the thumb drive was mounted. Three possibilities: 1) Tiger behavior is the correct behavior; I just want too much. 2) Tiger should behave like Panther; there's a bug. 3) My Finder preferences are mucked up and causing anomalies.