| | This isn't that much of a hack job, but it works for me on every Mac I've tried. When your "System Administrator" blocks out for example, iTunes from playing, open up a terminal and type cd / --takes you to the root of the current drive cd App* --short for Applications (Case Sensitive) and then you will be in the Application Folder of your Mac Now, in terminal type open -a iTunes.app or open -a iT* (For Short) This will open up iTunes and any other program you attempt to try. Also if you want to see whats currently in the directory you are in type ls and it will list everything inside of the directory. This also works when you've downloaded a program onto your Mac but running it is blocked. |


