sunfighter

I use Firefox mainly. I love it because of it's programming apps. I also use Opera, it's fast dial makes it great to run runescape and parts of tipit. I have put the fairy rings on a dial as well as the skills I'm up grading. What I wont use is Internet Explorer!!! M$ had the browser market covered and would not fix the problems in IE. They had to brought kicking and screaming into the 21 century to upgrade and comply with web standards. They're not there yet. But, I don't care - I wont use them.

You lose the statue at Falador also.

Sorry, you have to be 77 magic to use superglass... But you can do the rest.

I can't see you making money by enchanting diamond bolts either. Personally Id use superglass to make molten glass or orbs and sell them. Buy the seaweed and have sand delivered [the hand in the sand quest]. Keep a few back enchant them and make battle staffs. High alky those for a profit.

Make it a third thumbs up for AutoHotkey. Does a few things more then just remapping.

That's nice. Last time I went back to F2P I had stuff I could not put into my bank and had to throw them away. I made a second toon and drop passed them to it to hold till I got P2P back. Can't do that any more either.

Sometimes I wonder if the posters read the question..... To do Monks needs you to finish 6 or so quests because of the prerequisites. and rocktails also need high levels in other things besides fishing. Like good defense and a great mining level. If you want money fish trout in Shilo Village. Trout is the fastest xp for you. You make money when you sell them raw or cooked. If your not interested in coin then go do barbarian fishing. Faster xp then Shilo and a bonus with strength and agility.

I looked into this as well but it is only compatible with windows while I'm using a Mac I also should of added in the OP that I'm just looking for basic editing functions, nothing too fancy really. GIMP has been working pretty well for what I'm working on. Also, thanks for the help everyone :thumbsup: Not True! look here http://www.gimp.org/macintosh/ Gimp does need Mac OS X though.