Hi Laura,
Apple's way of handling this is quite clever. A wireless update will not be
initiated unless either you have 50% or more battery life remaining, or the
device is plugged in.
Cheers,
Carlo
On 08/03/2012, at 15:44 , Laura Webb wrote:
Hi Ronni
Thanks for that but, not knowing of
Hi Carlo
Thank you. That at least explains why the upgrade went ahead without any
warning. I always charge the battery overnight. The upgrade was available early
this morning when the battery was fully charged.
This is the first time I have upgraded without using iTunes but will still keep
Hi to all those who offered assistance
1 Have now updated my version of Deja Vu to the latest i.e. 4.1.1
2 Have now swapped my 2 drives around and connected what was my 2nd
Backup drive which has 2 Firewire connections direct to the IMac via an 800 FW
cable
3 Have now
On 08/03/2012, at 10:22 AM, Laura Webb wrote:
Hi Peter
I had a similar experience but did not even have to go through the Settings.
There was a message on the screen saying the update was available so I just
followed the prompts. Nor was my iPad connected to a power supply. All done
in
Good morning all!
Can anyone tell me if any model of the new iPad actually has a GPS receiver
installed or is it reliant on the mobile phone network?
In iCloud Preferences (System) Find My Mac is greyed out and the More option
says Find My Mac requires a recovery partition.
In my iCloud
Hello All
My MacbookPro (2 GHz Intel Core i7, 10.6.8) can't see the mouse any more.
When I open the Bluetooth Preferences it says 'Name not available' where it
should give the details of the MBP. It claimed that the mouse was connected and
discoverable but it did not work.
I tried new
Hi Peter
Thanks for your reply.
More good advice but I was completely unaware of any possible implications. I
suppose I trusted Apple in offering the download as was. I shall be wiser next
time.
Regards
Laura
Sent from my iPad
On 09/03/2012, at 7:46 AM, Peter Hinchliffe
Hi Diana,
Is it a Magic Mouse?
First, have you tried restarting your MBP?
Second, have you tried going to System Preferences Bluetooth Preferences,
remove your bluetooth mouse, and repair it?
Cheers,
Ronni
On 09/03/2012, at 11:50 AM, Diana Graham Stevens wrote:
Hello All
My
Thanks Ronni,
Yes, Magic Mouse. Re-start fixed it.
I should have thought of that. I have used that strategy since 1985 and the
FatMac. Another senior moment!
Regards
Diana
On 09/03/2012, at 12:00 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Diana,
Is it a Magic Mouse?
First, have you tried restarting
Ah Diana, it’s not a senior moment… we all forget the most simple solution most
of the time ;-)
Regards,
Ronni
On 09/03/2012, at 12:16 PM, Diana Graham Stevens wrote:
Thanks Ronni,
Yes, Magic Mouse. Re-start fixed it.
I should have thought of that. I have used that strategy since 1985
More for the groups sake than yours Laura, I want to repeat that to the best of
my knowledge there is almost zero risk. It won't hurt having your iPhone
plugged in but it is not necessary. The process works is as follows:
1) After clicking the upgrade button the upgrade is downloaded. This
Hi Adrian,
The 4G models include GPS. The assisted part refers to the use of the cell
connection to make the localization quicker. However, access to a cell signal
is not required. The built in GPS will work on its own.
It is unfortunate that Apple used the term assisted GPS. It seems to
Yes quite right. Assisted GPS is the combination of a GPS unit, positioning
form triangulation of cell-phone towers, and positioning using wifi hot spots.
There is one caveat, however, the Wifi only models of the iPad have no GPS unit
and also cannot contact cell-phone towers. These Wifi only
I have an iPad 1 with WiFi only.
To overcome the lack of a proper GPS - ie one that reads data from satellites
when away from any wifi and 3G cell towers, I purchased a Bad Elf GPS unit that
plugs into my iPad 1. This works well for away from civilisation navigation. Of
course, I cannot rely
Tim
I would be interested to know from where you get your maps. I also have a Bad
Elf but have found the selection of suitable digital maps fairly poor.
Barry
On 09/03/2012, at 12:39 PM, Tim Law wrote:
I have an iPad 1 with WiFi only.
To overcome the lack of a proper GPS - ie one that
Hi Barry,
I have yet to find a suitable solution for me.
I use OziExplorer on a small HP device on my 4WD dashboard, and purchased a
second hand PC laptop to run OziExplorer and take away into the bush. I also
use Parallels to run Ozi on my OSX desktop. This has worked fine for a number
of
Hi Tim
I have found I can download the geoscience 250K series from memory map
directly to my iPad but as you know these are a bit dated and don't provide a
great deal of detail. Hema maps are also available for direct download to iPad
using 'memory map' but at a price.
I have previously used
On the matter of the iPad thanks for that all!; It was my thought that if I
bought the WiFi only model and when I required the internet outside my usual
WiFi haunts I should be able to use the iPhone as a Hotspot, is this feasible?
Having said that; I will like to use the iPad camera when
Hi Adrian,
The Apple website says that both the WiFi only version, and the 4G version will
geotag your photos.
I suspect the goetagging is done using WiFi signals, much the same as the Find
My Friend app does to locate Apple devices with location services turned on.
You will need the iPad
Thanks Barry,
I will try Memory Map.
I don't mind the Geosciences maps for what they are. The 100k maps are quite
out of date around cities, but the tracks in the bush don't change much over
the years.
Hema maps are far more informative and appear more up to date. As I said, the
4WD forums
Software Updates - 09/03/2012
iPhoto Update 9.2.2 256.9MB
What's New in Version 9.2.2
• Photos can now be deleted from Photo Stream
Included in Version 9.2
• Addresses compatibility with iCloud and iOS 5
• Left and right swipe gestures can now be used to navigate between photos in
Thanks Ronni!
I am still having the same problem, I have downloaded the Recovery HD Update
twice but when I try to install it there is a error message that says Lion
Recovery Update can't be installed on this disk. An error occurred while
evaluating the JavaScript for the package
Regards,
Hi Adrian,
I’m rushing out the door should have left 20mins ago ;-(
It’s the Lion Recovery Update package http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1464
and download the Lion Recovery Update package manually, and install it.
If it is not allowing you to. What is the message you are seeing under Find My
Under Find My Mac it says Recovery partition required
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
On 09/03/2012, at 3:14 PM, Adrian Skehan wrote:
Thanks Ronni!
I am still having the same problem, I have downloaded the Recovery HD Update
twice but when I try to install it there is a error
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