ActionableMango
Apr 11, 12:51 PM
You've tried everything I can think of. At this point I'd take it in. Maybe bad power supply, CPU, or main board.
romad7
Apr 28, 09:14 PM
I had the same issues. I just used Boxee and it's advanced calibration options to make the screen fit. Does not help anything but Boxee so your Safari still won't fit but your movies will fit. You can also control Boxee over wifi with an iOS device. Let me know if you need help with that.
teamhood
Apr 19, 12:38 PM
Hey all,
I converted my older DP 867 MDD into a linux server and I want to add some SATA drives to it. What is the best (cheapest) PCI x SATA Controller card that I could use???
Thank you,
FYI - running Debian on this pupp!
I converted my older DP 867 MDD into a linux server and I want to add some SATA drives to it. What is the best (cheapest) PCI x SATA Controller card that I could use???
Thank you,
FYI - running Debian on this pupp!
PhoneyDeveloper
Apr 27, 02:16 PM
This is the usual way to remove the topmost view controller.
[self.navigationController popViewControllerAnimated:YES];
[self.navigationController popViewControllerAnimated:YES];
markvj
Jan 17, 01:16 PM
I bought a used 1.33 15" PB about two weeks ago, got it late last week, and am just getting around to checking it out. 10's a big difference from 9.1 (to say nothing of the upgrade from a 6400). Anyway, the sytem's got the previous owner's information in it - all her settings, etc. I emailed her for her password (haven't heard back yet), but then I thought it might be better to simply clean install from the system disks and start w/ a fresh drive. There's nothing on the machine I need that I don't have backed up already; is there any reason not to proceed w/ a clean install?
Doctor Q
Apr 18, 05:28 PM
We've had a rash of annoying ads lately. :(
Our apologies while we take care of them.
Our apologies while we take care of them.
kona0197
May 7, 04:00 AM
Well I'll probably sell it then. Besides OSX is very confusing. :confused:
titatom
Apr 24, 02:34 PM
Should/can I contact Apple about something like this ?
i eversaw
Mar 11, 08:46 AM
the lime is growing
job
Jul 4, 05:13 PM
the problem is, it's hard to start any worthwhile threads that have some small connection with anything 'old skool' and still remain on topic after 10 posts.
i'm surprised that this forum hasn't been an all out spam forum for most of the users here. what is 'old skool' anyways? are there any specific topics that we can really discuss?
i tried to start the quiz, but it didn't really seem to take off. that was probably the last thing you could do with the old skool forum.
i'm surprised that this forum hasn't been an all out spam forum for most of the users here. what is 'old skool' anyways? are there any specific topics that we can really discuss?
i tried to start the quiz, but it didn't really seem to take off. that was probably the last thing you could do with the old skool forum.
MrMister111
May 2, 02:23 PM
Anyone find a decent, easy to use compare folders app for Snow Leopard?
I've googled and all I can find are old, not updated, or look rubbish.
I want to basically compare 2 folders (one on Mac HDD, one on a NAS), and then sync between them. Mostly the NAS one wont be updated, ie I copy my photos to Mac HDD, backup to TM, and then also another copy to NAS for safekeeping.
Has anyone found one please. Preferably free, but willing to pay for a decent program
cheers
I've googled and all I can find are old, not updated, or look rubbish.
I want to basically compare 2 folders (one on Mac HDD, one on a NAS), and then sync between them. Mostly the NAS one wont be updated, ie I copy my photos to Mac HDD, backup to TM, and then also another copy to NAS for safekeeping.
Has anyone found one please. Preferably free, but willing to pay for a decent program
cheers
tmagman
Apr 30, 02:42 PM
Note that bootcamp plugins are not supported for windows 7 64bit. Only 32bit version. So if you want to use your graphics card, your USB-ports, internet etc I advice to install the 32bit-version.
I have had no problem at all running 64bit Win7 Pro bootcamp, it works incredibly well (and is listed as a supported version of windows in the bootcamp documentation as well)
OP- When i installed Win7 64 on my 2010 mbp, it actually glitched on me the first time and got stuck during the installation, so I just shut it down, started it again in OS X, then deleted the bootcamp partition and started again, and it worked fine. Also- make sure you're not just creating a partition in the disk utility, but using the bootcamp utility to create the partition for windows.
I have had no problem at all running 64bit Win7 Pro bootcamp, it works incredibly well (and is listed as a supported version of windows in the bootcamp documentation as well)
OP- When i installed Win7 64 on my 2010 mbp, it actually glitched on me the first time and got stuck during the installation, so I just shut it down, started it again in OS X, then deleted the bootcamp partition and started again, and it worked fine. Also- make sure you're not just creating a partition in the disk utility, but using the bootcamp utility to create the partition for windows.
HomeBru Studios
Apr 1, 10:54 AM
I detest GoDaddy! I advise everyone I talk to to avoid them like the plague!!
The answer to your question is:
Log in.
Click on My Account in the menu
Click on "Advanced Details" next to the domain and from there you can edit the Nameservers and DNS settings
The answer to your question is:
Log in.
Click on My Account in the menu
Click on "Advanced Details" next to the domain and from there you can edit the Nameservers and DNS settings
LimeiBook86
Dec 14, 05:39 PM
well done. you have really built up quite a character.
I'm flattered, thank you very much! :D
I'm flattered, thank you very much! :D
ThaDoggg
Apr 24, 07:17 PM
1) They will most likely charge you for the missing packaging in the form of a restocking fee.
2) Can return to any Best Buy.
2) Can return to any Best Buy.
EricNau
Apr 25, 09:32 PM
When it asks for the team number (in the preferences?), enter "3446". I've never used the screensaver version so I'm not sure where it can be entered.
Jimmdean
May 6, 05:05 PM
I say no, but it probably depends on what you are doing most of the time. If you are doing video encoding or gaming then heat dissipation on these is pretty extreme - you'll notice the hutch getting pretty hot at that distance...
I don't feel particularly good about 1" on the bottom either - that would have to affect the speakers...
I don't feel particularly good about 1" on the bottom either - that would have to affect the speakers...
ZipZap
Apr 20, 11:34 AM
Hey guys:
I've gone through two 13" mbas (1.86/4gb, ultimate) and both have had inversion or pixel walk screen issues. Any time i scroll through webpages pixels will shift very subtely - for instance in macrumors archive those fine lines that box in posts will blur when actively scrolling up/down.
I can't find any definitive posts on what causes this aside from voltage issues w/lcd. The folks at genius bar were not helpful.
This site: http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/inversion.php has some examples. Another thread on the issue https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2675037?threadID=2675037&tstart=43
Does anyone know if this is an issue with all the 13'' mbas? It's a small issue but really bothers me, especially since I scroll and read through tons of text and the flickering becomes pretty apparent.
Any advice on solutions or general thoughts on what the issue is exactly would be appreciated.
At this point I'm going to try a third 13'' ultimate and see if I get the same problem.
Same problem, 3 MBAs? Look elsewhere...impossible to get 3 bad ones in a row.
I've gone through two 13" mbas (1.86/4gb, ultimate) and both have had inversion or pixel walk screen issues. Any time i scroll through webpages pixels will shift very subtely - for instance in macrumors archive those fine lines that box in posts will blur when actively scrolling up/down.
I can't find any definitive posts on what causes this aside from voltage issues w/lcd. The folks at genius bar were not helpful.
This site: http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/inversion.php has some examples. Another thread on the issue https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2675037?threadID=2675037&tstart=43
Does anyone know if this is an issue with all the 13'' mbas? It's a small issue but really bothers me, especially since I scroll and read through tons of text and the flickering becomes pretty apparent.
Any advice on solutions or general thoughts on what the issue is exactly would be appreciated.
At this point I'm going to try a third 13'' ultimate and see if I get the same problem.
Same problem, 3 MBAs? Look elsewhere...impossible to get 3 bad ones in a row.
HarryO43
Oct 26, 10:21 PM
I think that even the public beta of OSX was superior to any release of Windows to date!
balamw
Apr 14, 07:17 PM
How do I do that??
Use 7-zip to extract the files from the MSI (BootCamp.msi for 32 bit and BootCamp64.msi for 64 bit). Then it's very similar to the video.
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Use 7-zip to extract the files from the MSI (BootCamp.msi for 32 bit and BootCamp64.msi for 64 bit). Then it's very similar to the video.
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Brookzy
Apr 22, 11:52 AM
Has anyone had problems with a UK company called Cheapest UK iPod Repairs? info@cheapestukipodrepairs.com sales@cheapestukipodrepairs.com. They have had my sons iPod Nano in for repair for 14 months now. They have returned the device on at least 3 occasions and each time the 'repair' has been found wanting (dust behind the screen, scratches, poor workmanship, components hanging off, etc); the last time they even tried to fob us off by sending a 4mb version back instead of the 8mb one we sent.
I am interested to know if anyone else has had problems as I am intending to take this up with their credit card company if the matter is not resolved quickly and satisfactorily.
Apple spend time and money maintaining a Genius bar for a reason.
I am interested to know if anyone else has had problems as I am intending to take this up with their credit card company if the matter is not resolved quickly and satisfactorily.
Apple spend time and money maintaining a Genius bar for a reason.
hijazi
Apr 28, 03:15 AM
I made an application on urbanairship. Application mode is production. Then i went to provisioning portal at developer.apple.com. In App id section, i went to my app id and downlaoded the production push push Ssl certificate. Export it and made an .p12 file and uploaded it on urbanairship application. Then in xcode, i opened my app and in AppDelegate.m after imports i wrote my urban airship application id and application master secret like this:
#define kApplicationKey @"Applicaton id"
#define kApplicationSecret @"Application Master Secret"
Then in AppDelegate.m i have this code for registering device for push notificatons:
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)applicationdidFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions {
[self.window addSubview:navigationController.view];
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#define kApplicationKey @"Applicaton id"
#define kApplicationSecret @"Application Master Secret"
Then in AppDelegate.m i have this code for registering device for push notificatons:
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)applicationdidFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions {
[self.window addSubview:navigationController.view];
MacBytes
Dec 15, 11:06 AM
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Category: Tips and How To's
Link: How to: Special character keyboard shortcuts in OS X (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20101215120648)
Description:: There are perhaps two and a half ways to access or type special characters in Mac OS X. The first is to hunt and peck for the symbol you need using the Special Character Viewer (System Preferences > Keyboard > �
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Category: Tips and How To's
Link: How to: Special character keyboard shortcuts in OS X (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20101215120648)
Description:: There are perhaps two and a half ways to access or type special characters in Mac OS X. The first is to hunt and peck for the symbol you need using the Special Character Viewer (System Preferences > Keyboard > �
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Jlonzoe
Aug 13, 02:34 PM
Hi guys,
I have been researching for a couple of days on how to get my phone into DFU mode so I can restore it- no luck. What im running on: Iphone 3gs 3.1.2 blackra1n jailbroken and ultrasnow unlocked/using MAC. Right before I was going to sell this phone i did a manual reset of the data and since then it has been stuck on the apple logo. If anyone knows how to fix or is even willing to fix it for me if I sent it to you, please PM me or respond to this thread.
Thanks Guys!!
I have been researching for a couple of days on how to get my phone into DFU mode so I can restore it- no luck. What im running on: Iphone 3gs 3.1.2 blackra1n jailbroken and ultrasnow unlocked/using MAC. Right before I was going to sell this phone i did a manual reset of the data and since then it has been stuck on the apple logo. If anyone knows how to fix or is even willing to fix it for me if I sent it to you, please PM me or respond to this thread.
Thanks Guys!!
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