Safari...gone!!! 10.411 G5 Power Mac

Don't ask me how this happen, but Safari is gone, 10-23-08. I also lost my Mac.mail account. Well sort of. I have the window open with all my folders intact ,now it asks for a password and when I type it in it rejects it. It won't allow me to create a new mac.mail account.
1. Try to downlaod Safari from Apple site, and it would not download. It quits during installation.
2. Inserted disc #1 that came with the computer and it will not download. It quits during installation.
NOTE: No windows of explanation appear, they just plain quit.
All other applications and software on my computer works just fine.
I'm a NOVICE unlike you the expert.
Frustrated...
Jomo

Do you have a backup of your entire system from before this happened? If not, then you need to get a backup system and back up everything daily to avoid these types of situations.
The first thing you should try is Repair Permissions. If that doesn't resolve anything, then take note:
You cannot download Safari from the Apple web site; it makes no difference what you think it says on that web page; you cannot do it, so don't waste your time trying. If you want to reinstall Safari, you must do all these steps, in order:
1. Repair Permissions.
2. Insert your Mac OS X install/restore disc, navigate to the Optional Installs folder, then open the Optional Installs.mpkg file.
3. Check the box to install Safari only and run the installer.
4. Download and install the 10.4.11 Combo Update. This will get you Safari 3.1.2.
5. Repair Permissions.
If Mail doesn't accept your password, then your Keychain may be corrupted. Open Keychain Access and go to Keychain Access > Keychain First Aid and see if repairing it will let you access Mail. If not, then you'll need to go back to Keychain Access > Passwords and delete your password for that Mail account, then re-enter it when you try to access Mail and tell Mail to save it in the Keychain.
Mulder

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