Guys, I never even stated that I connect to the Internet via Wifi. Of course, network connectivity would be one of the first things I checked about a week ago when I first started experiencing the issue.
I appreciate the suggestion to try Apptrap. It found the associated files that I could not seem to locate and they are now in the trash. I have reinstalled Yorufukurou and the problem appears to be solved. Now I am faced with reconfiguring everything. Maybe I will experiment with putting things back and see if I can isolate the problem . I have lots of lists on two accounts and the prospect of setting everything up just so is disheartening. This is the second app that has mysteriously failed in a similar manner in the past month. I think it’s because I’m having to do hard resets when my sound stops working upon waking the Macbook Air from sleep. I have followed suggestions to disable the hard disk sleep but it hasn’t helped. This seems to happen most when changing from battery power to AC. On Jan 22, 2014, at 5:35 PM, Sarah k Alawami <[email protected]> wrote: The reason this could be a wifo [roblem is because I'v head the same thing happen. when my wifi goes out, nothing happens and yorufukurou does not load and I also get the preparing thing. Try pinging a web site via the terminal and testing to see if you get any packet los as this is a good test to diagnose where the problem might be. Take care. On Jan 22, 2014, at 2:22 PM, Geoff Stephens <[email protected]> wrote: > I’m willing to entertain suggestions—in fact, I would welcome them > . But what makes you think it’s a wifi problem? I don’t have a Wifi problem > that I know of. Hopefully you can provide a little more specific information > about how this looks like a Wifi problem. I guess it’s obvious that if I had > no network connectivity something like this could happen as there would be no > way to connect to twitter. > > > On Jan 22, 2014, at 4:51 PM, Ben J Bloomgren <[email protected]> wrote: > > Jeff, > > I would recommend that you install something like Apptrap or something that > will ask you if you want to kill all the preference files and stuff upon > sending to trash. Also, check and see if your wifi is messed up or not. 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