hi- again
i was able to see the problem and what happens is the actual documents
don't open and freeze the computer. i thought it was the icon, but it
is not. the icons still point to the original software, so they
haven't been highjacked by other software.
when you try to open the
program.
-Elliott Price
Quoit - Macintosh Computer Services
hobbittech.com/quoit
On Jan 14, 2010, at 11:41 AM, gladys pérez-almiroty wrote:
when you try to open the document all you get is the infamous ball
spinning. this happens both if you open the software first or the
document first
Bruce:
please excuse my ignorance/stupidity but, how do i do that?
thanks
g
Make sure that some other program hasn't taken over the file types
in question...in other works the icons aren't 'corrupted' just
different.
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it might be helpful to add that my friend only uses her computer with
word- college professor- and email that is mostly work related.
thanks again
g
On Jan 12, 2010, at 1:44 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Jan 12, 2010, at 10:27 AM, gladys pérez-almiroty wrote:
hi:
again i call on you to help
bruce:
my guess is that she is having problems opening them too, but i won't
know until later tonight. if that is the case, is there anything that
could be done?
tia
g
On Jan 12, 2010, at 2:36 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
The main issue here is what exactly the user means by corrupted
Icons
hi:
my guess is that they are documents, and word documents. i will know
more later today.
tia
g
What icons? Finder icons or in some other application? Corrupted
in what way?
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hi:
my thanks to all of you who helped me with my aunt's imac. we found
out it was indeed the power supply and were very lucky to find a used
working one locally. the machine is up and running and my aunt is very
happy.
thanks again
gladys
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happy holidays to all!
my aunt- she lives in an other town- just called me with this
conundrum: her imac g 5 code name hero, 1.8 ghz, running some version
of os 10.3 and maybe 2gb ram is turning itself off and when it does
you can hear a faint click.
i live 2 hours away and have not seen
well, it plays with mine, but since i upgraded i have become
acquainted with the beach ball in ways i would rather forget. it is so
bad that i an seriously considering going back to tiger! i have tried
all i can think: permissions before and after installation, disk
warrior before
On Mar 23, 2009, at 9:00 AM, Brian Troisi wrote:
On Mar 23, 2009, at 12:46 AM, almir...@prtc.net wrote:
hi:
i am setting an imac g5 for a friend. i did a firewire target disk
data migration from an imac g4. now the g5 has no output sound.
instead of internal speakers, the only option
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