ANON99  Unless you're P-Diddy calling Björk, then it's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvlHN95cui4  
(Version 1.181)

ANON99  This is just the way things are with the "multi-purpose" function keys, on iBook and PowerBook keyboards.

You can either: require a function key to invoke "brightness" and "sound volume" , and *not* need a function key for F7 (this util) or F9 (expose)

-- or, the other way around --

*not* require a function key for britness and sound volume, but *do* require a function key for F7 and F9.  
(Version 1.3)

ANON99  I don't think (s)he's talking about the iTrip "tuning signal" tracks -- but rather, the overall volume of the tracks not being loud enough to be received by the radio, thru the iTrip.  
(Version 2.0.2)

ANON99  No, (s)he's not talking about Classic itself, but rather, Classic Window Mode, which means - when you click one window belonging to an app, that's in the background - all of its windows come to the front (as was the standard behavior in Classic Mac OS). Normal Mac OS X's behavior is for only the window you click to come to the front; all the app's other windows stay behind any other windows.  
(Version 2.1.6)