woo hoo!
My library is back from the wilderness. The opt-launch thing was as
simple as not holding the key down for long enough (so it stopped
working the more impatient I got!)
At a loss to find a working library file in the music folder on my
external drive, I had a look at my
Hi Alastair,
I was part way through typing an email to you re exactly what you have now
found out.
iTunes still stores its library data files in your user folder, I think with
the change from old Mac to New Mac, the associated Library Data files that
were on the Old Mac (that were linking to
I ran the software updater today and now Aperture wont start, the following
appears instantly, not even 1 full bounce. Has anyone else had this problem?
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
Process: Aperture [623]
Path:/Applications/Aperture.app/Contents/MacOS/Aperture
Hi Ronni
Sorry! Old mac is sitting right there - forgot you couldn't see it!
(Actually it's not hooked up any more but I still have its clone on
the drive)
Glad to have saved you the second half of an email - apologies for the
first half
many thanks
alastair
On 25/03/2010, at 4:13
Hi Adrian,
No, I haven't heard of anyone having this happen with this update yet.
It did happen to some people using Aperture when they updated to Snow Leopard.
The only fix then seemed to be restoring
/Library/Frameworks/PluginManager.framework with TimeMachine fixed the crash.
I've
Aperture 3, I have re-started and using Snow Leopard since its release.
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
On 25/03/2010, at 4:57 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Adrian,
No, I haven't heard of anyone having this happen with this update yet.
It did happen to some people using Aperture when
Hi Tim
Short answer,..quite important I personally feel.
If you don't unplug the phone line and you get a surge on it then bad
things can happen.
Worst case scenario is if the surge/lightning strike goes through the phone
line and doesn't blow out the router/modem then it can carry along the
Thanks again Ronni,
I finished up un-installing and re-installing and it seems OK again so far.
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
On 25/03/2010, at 4:57 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Adrian,
No, I haven't heard of anyone having this happen with this update yet.
It did happen to some
Good to hear Adrian,
Yes, often a un-install re-install works.
Sent from Ronni's iPhone
On 25/03/2010, at 6:22 PM, Adrian Skehan adrianske...@me.com wrote:
Thanks again Ronni,
I finished up un-installing and re-installing and it seems OK again
so far.
Regards,
Adrian
Hi Barb,
Glad to hear you finally cracked it and unlocked your keychain.
From your original post I see you are using OSX 10.3.9, so I expect the
differences you now see are due to how Keychain Access has developed from
10.3 to 10.6.
Personally, I had a big upgrade from 10.2 straight to 10.5,
Hi Neil
Something won at least. eh?
No don't think so - this older imac (grey/transparent slot loader
all-in-one) is running 10.3.9 same as the ethernet-less emac.
The version of Keychain installed on here is Keychain Access 3.1.4,
installed 13/04/05 - 5.51am - some teacher was up at it
Hooray! Finally found a downloadable version of Firefox 2.0.0.20 for
the OS10.3.9 running on this older imac - using it now.
Got sick of Safari when it wouldn't connect to my bank this afternoon,
went Googling again.
(This time I've KEPT the installer - just in case!)
BarbZ
-- The WA
Hi Barb,
Sorry, when I referred to the differences between 10.3 10.6, I meant the
different menu configurations you are describing (on OSX 10.3.9) from what I
see (on OSX 10.6.2).
The FileVaultMaster stuff is, as you say, probably down to the school IT
team changing locking down certain items
Umm,... I wouldn't have thought so, but it depends on the policy and
situation I would think. And would depend on how much or what each policy
would cover.
I know of a situation where a computer died in a power blackout. Western
Power would cover it under their policy but it was at a much
I received the text below from what I believe to be a reliable source
I do not have a claim but others may be interested to know of this
Graeme Winters
Imac 27
I hope you have survived the storm and enjoy the new speed dimples your car
may now possess. You may not be aware that Western
Hi Neil
Oh dear - asleep on the mac again!! 8-D
Ah, I misinterpreted ... thanks!
I quite like inspecting/tweaking - taught myself all about using
computers on the mac Classic (1998) then the strawberry imac (1999)
through OS 7, 8, 9 by opening shutting everything that would open
shut.
I am not a lawyer.
My thinking behind this is that they are protecting themselves against those
cheap-and-nasty extension cords you get for 99c at your local supermarket.
Cheap cables use less pure/thinner wires to save on cost. This causes them to
heat up when put under load. This is a bad
Hi All
Thanks for forwarding this about SYNERGY rebate.
We were out for more than 12 hours so I tried to submit my claim but at the
end of putting in all my details, the email that should have gone through, via
their web page, failed. I also needed a username and password.
Might try again
Good morning all,
Can some one please advise me how much disk space will be take if I install
Windows 7 on an iMac (Intel Snow Leopard) using Boot Camp or other
appropriate software.
I do not intend installing a lot of windows application as I only require it to
run Family Search software
Hi Adrian,
20 gigs would be heaps if you were just going to install 7, your software and
have room for updates and a bit of processing.
You'd probably end up taking around 10 gigs for Windows 7.
Personally, I'd put more if you can afford it - resizing the bootcamp partition
sucks, and you do
Denise, and others south/east of the river
I succeeded in lodging a claim with Western Power. I didn't use
Graeme's link, but entered the address manually, as far as /
yourPowerSupply/ and then I selected the rest progressively.
Our power was off for over 50 hours so I think we will meet
Hi Adrian
As Gavin said I think you are better off using a virtual machine :)
So:
Fusion
Parallels
Virtual Box
If you want to buy Parallels there is a good deal on at the moment at
http://www.mupromo.com/
Have a look.
Roger
On 26/03/2010, at 10:42 AM, Adrian Skehan wrote:
Good morning
Thanks Gavin,
I dont want to sacrifice that much space so I will look at using a small
external drive.
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
On 26/03/2010, at 10:48 AM, Gavin Criddle wrote:
Hi Adrian,
20 gigs would be heaps if you were just going to install 7, your software and
have
My 2c,
I can attest to the replacement of powerboards by Belkin, very obliging, after
the switch on the board collapsed/ failed. I had bought a replacement then read
the new box - doh - but you can always find something that may need protection.
When considering surge protectors - slightly
Hi Adrian,
I haven't tried it but I believe installing boot camp to an external drive is a
painful process.
If you're doing that, I'd recommend a virtual machine and keeping it on the
virtual drive if space is an issue.
Gav
On 26/03/2010, at 11:17 AM, Adrian Skehan wrote:
Thanks Gavin,
Hi Adrian,
I agree with using a virtual machine. I've been using Parallels from version 3,
4 now 5.
I have had WindowsXP Pro, Windows Vista Ultimate (what a CPU user was Vista),
now Windows 7 Ultimate installed in Parallels 5.
My Windows 7 virtual machine is 11.02GB. The Expanding Disk
Yes Gav,
Windows requires its own partition on your computer's internal startup disk.
Boot Camp Assistant creates a second partition on your startup disk …
Cheers,
Ronni
On 26/03/2010, at 11:26 AM, Gavin Criddle wrote:
Hi Adrian,
I haven't tried it but I believe installing boot camp to
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