Re: iTunes Media Folder

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On 13 Sep 2012, at 05:34, Esther  wrote:

Hello Gordon,

I wrote out instructions for how to move your iTunes library content to an 
external drive, with a link to the ilounge guide for how to do this.  Take a 
read through my list post at the Mail Archives:
• Moving iTunes library to an external drive [was Re: Itunes question]
http://www.mail-archive.com/mac-access@mac-access.net/msg07714.html

The actual "moving", as Sarah described, is done by the "Organize library…" 
menu option under the File menu on the iTunes menu bar which you find under the 
"Library" sub-menu.  This is what used to be called "Consolidate library".  
It's a two-step process:  first, you bring up your iTunes preferences with 
Command-comma, and navigate to the "Advanced" pane in the toolbar and select it 
with VO-Space. There you change the iTunes Media folder location. to point to a 
folder on your external hard drive.  Then you close preferences and navigate to 
the "File" menu of the iTunes menu bar, arrow down, press "l" to move to 
"LIbrary", and right arrow to the "Organize library…" option under the Library 
sub-menu and press return.

This action will move files from your iTunes Media folder (and any other 
locations outside of the iTunes Media folder where you may have added tracks to 
your library) to your new, designated location on the external drive.  It will 
also update your iTunes database files (the "iTunes Library.itl" and "iTunes 
Music Library.xml" files) to use paths to the new location, but I think it will 
not move these files out of the iTunes Media folder on your main hard drive.  
(Of course, if you first manually move try to move the whole iTunes Media 
Folder including these files without using the "Organize library…" option it 
may recreate them.)

Please read through the linked post, and the ilounge guide on this subject.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

On Sep 12, 2012, at 4:16 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> I don't know if you have to move your itl file over. I kept mine on the 
> internal drive and it has not hurt me except when my drive I"m using for my 
> media becomes disconnected. I posted an article about how to fix this but I 
> have not had the time or energy to even do this as of yet. The article link 
> is in the archives though.
> 
> Tc and be blessed.
> On Sep 12, 2012, at 11:11 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Sarah
>> 
>> OK, thanks.  I will give this a go tomorrow.
>> 
>> Gordon
>> 
>> On 12 Sep 2012, at 18:04, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
>> 
>> Not necessarily.  After you move the iTunes media folder  then consolidate 
>> the items in your library by going to file, library organize and check the 
>> box that says consolidate. If it appears dimmed try and check it anyways. 
>> That worked for me. it might take a few minutes to a few hours to complete 
>> but it will be done.
>> 
>> Tc all and be blessed.
>> On Sep 12, 2012, at 9:47 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all
>>> 
>>> We need to re-locate our iTunes Media folder because it's simply getting 
>>> too large for comfort on the 160GB hard drive of our MacBook Pro.  So, 
>>> here's the question.  I know how to enter a new location for the folder in 
>>> the Advanced menu of iTunes.  However, this is probably going to mean that 
>>> we have to re-do our libraries from scratch.  So, what about the purchases 
>>> we've made?  How would one go about making items previously purchases show 
>>> up as purchase in the library once one destroys the purchases playlist, in 
>>> effect?
>>> 
>>> Is this going to be as simple as just moving the folder, deleting 
>>> everything in the library and then restarting from scratch?  Or, is there a 
>>> better way of managing this which I haven't thought of?
>>> 
>>> Thanks.
>>> 
>>> <--- Gordon Smith --->
>>> 

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Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

[Robert Carter]

Hi Debbie,

What are you trying to install? What type of files are you copying to the 
applications folder? Maybe with a bit more information, I can help you figure 
out what is going on.

Robert Carter


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> How do you go about installing a program on the mac. I tried copying the
> files to the applications folder and they still don't install
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RE: Question about installing programs on a mac?

[Debbie April Yuille]

I'm trying to install DMG files. I've never owned a mac before so I don't
know about installing anything on it. Do you no of any guides for a first
time Mac user at all?

Debbie


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Hi Debbie,

What are you trying to install? What type of files are you copying to the
applications folder? Maybe with a bit more information, I can help you
figure out what is going on.

Robert Carter


On Sep 13, 2012, at 6:09 AM, Debbie April Yuille 
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> Hi All
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> How do you go about installing a program on the mac. I tried copying the
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> 
> Thanks
> Debbie
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Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Debbie,

A DMG file is a disk image. When you get one of these, you need to open it with 
Cmd-o.

You'll then find a file browser window. Interact with this and if it contains a 
PKG file, open that with Cmd-o also. If it contains an APP file, just copy it 
to your Applications folder.

Generally, on opening a PKG, you'll be in an installer. Just follow the 
instructions and you'll be fine. When it asks for your username and password, 
these are the ones for your user on your computer, i.e. the ones you use at 
login.

The Installer will put the application in the right place for you, so don't 
worry that you can't see it once the installation has finished.

Cheers,

Anne


On 13 Sep 2012, at 14:09, Debbie April Yuille wrote:

> I'm trying to install DMG files. I've never owned a mac before so I don't
> know about installing anything on it. Do you no of any guides for a first
> time Mac user at all?
> 
> Debbie

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RE: Question about installing programs on a mac?

[Debbie April Yuille]

Thank you very much. As I'm a first time Macbook user, I'm sure I will have
more questions.

Debbie


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Subject: Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

Hello Debbie,

A DMG file is a disk image. When you get one of these, you need to open it
with Cmd-o.

You'll then find a file browser window. Interact with this and if it
contains a PKG file, open that with Cmd-o also. If it contains an APP file,
just copy it to your Applications folder.

Generally, on opening a PKG, you'll be in an installer. Just follow the
instructions and you'll be fine. When it asks for your username and
password, these are the ones for your user on your computer, i.e. the ones
you use at login.

The Installer will put the application in the right place for you, so don't
worry that you can't see it once the installation has finished.

Cheers,

Anne


On 13 Sep 2012, at 14:09, Debbie April Yuille wrote:

> I'm trying to install DMG files. I've never owned a mac before so I don't
> know about installing anything on it. Do you no of any guides for a first
> time Mac user at all?
> 
> Debbie

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Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

[Gordon Smith]

Hi Debbie

I didn't answer your query, but as the list owner I'd like to make sure you're 
fully aware of what you can do.  No matter how basic, how silly or anything 
else like that your question may be, you'll never be flamed for asking it on 
this group.  We pride ourselves in as much as we are always, absolutely and 
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So please feel absolutely free to ask your questions.  We are here for you and 
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Our very best wishes for your quest to learn Mac OS, and may you meet all of 
your aspirations, as so many of us have and do by gaining from this group.

Gordon


On 13 Sep 2012, at 15:39, Debbie April Yuille  wrote:

Thank you very much. As I'm a first time Macbook user, I'm sure I will have
more questions.

Debbie


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Sent: Thursday, 13 September 2012 10:51 PM
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Subject: Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

Hello Debbie,

A DMG file is a disk image. When you get one of these, you need to open it
with Cmd-o.

You'll then find a file browser window. Interact with this and if it
contains a PKG file, open that with Cmd-o also. If it contains an APP file,
just copy it to your Applications folder.

Generally, on opening a PKG, you'll be in an installer. Just follow the
instructions and you'll be fine. When it asks for your username and
password, these are the ones for your user on your computer, i.e. the ones
you use at login.

The Installer will put the application in the right place for you, so don't
worry that you can't see it once the installation has finished.

Cheers,

Anne


On 13 Sep 2012, at 14:09, Debbie April Yuille wrote:

> I'm trying to install DMG files. I've never owned a mac before so I don't
> know about installing anything on it. Do you no of any guides for a first
> time Mac user at all?
> 
> Debbie

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RE: Question about installing programs on a mac?

[Debbie April Yuille]

Thank you very much for your welcoming email. I'm fairly confident with the
iPad and iPhone as I own both, so hopefully I will get the hang of the
Macbook as fast. I look forward to learning from and exchanging tips with
the list.

Debbie


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Sent: Friday, 14 September 2012 12:48 AM
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Subject: Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

Hi Debbie

I didn't answer your query, but as the list owner I'd like to make sure
you're fully aware of what you can do.  No matter how basic, how silly or
anything else like that your question may be, you'll never be flamed for
asking it on this group.  We pride ourselves in as much as we are always,
absolutely and unconditionally always, willing to help you with your quest
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So please feel absolutely free to ask your questions.  We are here for you
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Our very best wishes for your quest to learn Mac OS, and may you meet all of
your aspirations, as so many of us have and do by gaining from this group.

Gordon


On 13 Sep 2012, at 15:39, Debbie April Yuille 
wrote:

Thank you very much. As I'm a first time Macbook user, I'm sure I will have
more questions.

Debbie


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[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Anne Robertson
Sent: Thursday, 13 September 2012 10:51 PM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

Hello Debbie,

A DMG file is a disk image. When you get one of these, you need to open it
with Cmd-o.

You'll then find a file browser window. Interact with this and if it
contains a PKG file, open that with Cmd-o also. If it contains an APP file,
just copy it to your Applications folder.

Generally, on opening a PKG, you'll be in an installer. Just follow the
instructions and you'll be fine. When it asks for your username and
password, these are the ones for your user on your computer, i.e. the ones
you use at login.

The Installer will put the application in the right place for you, so don't
worry that you can't see it once the installation has finished.

Cheers,

Anne


On 13 Sep 2012, at 14:09, Debbie April Yuille wrote:

> I'm trying to install DMG files. I've never owned a mac before so I don't
> know about installing anything on it. Do you no of any guides for a first
> time Mac user at all?
> 
> Debbie

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Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

[Sarah Alawami]

If it is a .app file then you copy it to the apps folder and it will install. 
If it is a ..pkg file run it and it will install and put the app in the apps 
folder. In copying the app's file  to the app;s folder just know that it is 
installed.

Tc.
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> How do you go about installing a program on the mac. I tried copying the
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> 
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> Debbie
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XLD documentation

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Hi all,


After months of procrastination I'm finally getting around to playing more with 
XLD cd ripper.  It looks excellent.

However documentation is pretty sparse.  Actually: that isn't true, it seems to 
be non-existent.  Does anyone have a user manual for this thing?

Dónal
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RE: Question about installing programs on a mac?

[Matthew Chao]

Hi, Debbie.  You couldn't pick a better group.  While I use "the 
other operating system" more than Apple, I believe that's (Apple) the 
way to go.  And with a group such as this one, you can't go wrong.


Matthew Chao

At 10:55 AM 9/13/2012, you wrote:

Thank you very much for your welcoming email. I'm fairly confident with the
iPad and iPhone as I own both, so hopefully I will get the hang of the
Macbook as fast. I look forward to learning from and exchanging tips with
the list.

Debbie


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Sent: Friday, 14 September 2012 12:48 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

Hi Debbie

I didn't answer your query, but as the list owner I'd like to make sure
you're fully aware of what you can do.  No matter how basic, how silly or
anything else like that your question may be, you'll never be flamed for
asking it on this group.  We pride ourselves in as much as we are always,
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and those like you, and we are always more than happy to help.  By "We", I
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Our very best wishes for your quest to learn Mac OS, and may you meet all of
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Gordon


On 13 Sep 2012, at 15:39, Debbie April Yuille 
wrote:

Thank you very much. As I'm a first time Macbook user, I'm sure I will have
more questions.

Debbie


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[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Anne Robertson
Sent: Thursday, 13 September 2012 10:51 PM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: Question about installing programs on a mac?

Hello Debbie,

A DMG file is a disk image. When you get one of these, you need to open it
with Cmd-o.

You'll then find a file browser window. Interact with this and if it
contains a PKG file, open that with Cmd-o also. If it contains an APP file,
just copy it to your Applications folder.

Generally, on opening a PKG, you'll be in an installer. Just follow the
instructions and you'll be fine. When it asks for your username and
password, these are the ones for your user on your computer, i.e. the ones
you use at login.

The Installer will put the application in the right place for you, so don't
worry that you can't see it once the installation has finished.

Cheers,

Anne


On 13 Sep 2012, at 14:09, Debbie April Yuille wrote:

> I'm trying to install DMG files. I've never owned a mac before so I don't
> know about installing anything on it. Do you no of any guides for a first
> time Mac user at all?
>
> Debbie

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Re: XLD documentation

[Esther]

Hi Dónal,

There's always the web page for XLD (English version):
http://tmkk.pv.land.to/xld/index_e.html
You can check the section under the heading "How to use".  It's also discussed 
(briefly) in a number of MacWorld articles such as the May 2011 article by Kirk 
McElhearn, "How to convert audio to other formats":
http://www.macworld.com/article/1159773/convert_audio_to_other_formats.html
and gets a mention in the June 2011 article, "How to find and play 
high-resolution audio on the Mac":
http://www.macworld.com/article/1160651/how_to_find_and_play_high_resolution_audio_on_the_mac.html
There's also some more detailed discussion in his February 2011 article, "Four 
reasons to rip CDs without iTunes":
http://www.macworld.com/article/1158059/four_reasons_rip_cds_without_itunes.html

Hope these links don't wrap, but you can find most of them on MacWorld's page 
that I pulled up in a web search:
http://www.macworld.com/product/802661/tmkk_x_lossless_decoder_xld.html
Navigate to the heading, "Macworld's X Lossless Decoder (XLD) Coverage" and 
look through the links to some of the listed articles.  In a pinch, you should 
also be able to run down the articles with a Google search, since I give title, 
author, and source.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

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> Hi all,
> 
> 
> After months of procrastination I'm finally getting around to playing more 
> with XLD cd ripper.  It looks excellent.
> 
> However documentation is pretty sparse.  Actually: that isn't true, it seems 
> to be non-existent.  Does anyone have a user manual for this thing?
> 
> Dónal
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Re: XLD documentation

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Hi Esther,

*smile* I'd looked at the webpage.  I guess I was looking for something a bit 
more comprehensive.  For example, and this is purely illustrative, there's a 
portion in the "preferences" dialog where one can specify the name of the 
decoded (output) track.  There are "%n" etc. used.   Now I can decode the 
default one easily enough, but what other options are there? 


The Macworld articles I had not seen so will take a look at those.

Cheers.

DónalOn 13 Sep 2012, at 22:58, Esther  wrote:

> Hi Dónal,
> 
> There's always the web page for XLD (English version):
> http://tmkk.pv.land.to/xld/index_e.html
> You can check the section under the heading "How to use".  It's also 
> discussed (briefly) in a number of MacWorld articles such as the May 2011 
> article by Kirk McElhearn, "How to convert audio to other formats":
> http://www.macworld.com/article/1159773/convert_audio_to_other_formats.html
> and gets a mention in the June 2011 article, "How to find and play 
> high-resolution audio on the Mac":
> http://www.macworld.com/article/1160651/how_to_find_and_play_high_resolution_audio_on_the_mac.html
> There's also some more detailed discussion in his February 2011 article, 
> "Four reasons to rip CDs without iTunes":
> http://www.macworld.com/article/1158059/four_reasons_rip_cds_without_itunes.html
> 
> Hope these links don't wrap, but you can find most of them on MacWorld's page 
> that I pulled up in a web search:
> http://www.macworld.com/product/802661/tmkk_x_lossless_decoder_xld.html
> Navigate to the heading, "Macworld's X Lossless Decoder (XLD) Coverage" and 
> look through the links to some of the listed articles.  In a pinch, you 
> should also be able to run down the articles with a Google search, since I 
> give title, author, and source.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> On Sep 13, 2012, at 11:41 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
> 
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> 
>> After months of procrastination I'm finally getting around to playing more 
>> with XLD cd ripper.  It looks excellent.
>> 
>> However documentation is pretty sparse.  Actually: that isn't true, it seems 
>> to be non-existent.  Does anyone have a user manual for this thing?
>> 
>> Dónal
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Re: XLD documentation

[Esther]

Hi Dónal,

I did think you had probably checked the web page, but just consider this in 
the long tradition of terse unix documentation man pages.  (Sorry, I wish there 
were a more descriptive source for how best to use this.  Sometimes I find such 
descriptions in reviews, so I may hunt around for these or for blog postings.)  
Maybe Gordon can make some suggestions, since he and Lynne have been using this 
software.

Cheers,

Esther

On Sep 13, 2012, at 12:05, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Hi Esther,
> 
> *smile* I'd looked at the webpage.  I guess I was looking for something a bit 
> more comprehensive.  For example, and this is purely illustrative, there's a 
> portion in the "preferences" dialog where one can specify the name of the 
> decoded (output) track.  There are "%n" etc. used.   Now I can decode the 
> default one easily enough, but what other options are there? 
> 
> 
> The Macworld articles I had not seen so will take a look at those.
> 
> Cheers.
> 
> DónalOn 13 Sep 2012, at 22:58, Esther  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Dónal,
>> 
>> There's always the web page for XLD (English version):
>> http://tmkk.pv.land.to/xld/index_e.html
>> You can check the section under the heading "How to use".  It's also 
>> discussed (briefly) in a number of MacWorld articles such as the May 2011 
>> article by Kirk McElhearn, "How to convert audio to other formats":
>> http://www.macworld.com/article/1159773/convert_audio_to_other_formats.html
>> and gets a mention in the June 2011 article, "How to find and play 
>> high-resolution audio on the Mac":
>> http://www.macworld.com/article/1160651/how_to_find_and_play_high_resolution_audio_on_the_mac.html
>> There's also some more detailed discussion in his February 2011 article, 
>> "Four reasons to rip CDs without iTunes":
>> http://www.macworld.com/article/1158059/four_reasons_rip_cds_without_itunes.html
>> 
>> Hope these links don't wrap, but you can find most of them on MacWorld's 
>> page that I pulled up in a web search:
>> http://www.macworld.com/product/802661/tmkk_x_lossless_decoder_xld.html
>> Navigate to the heading, "Macworld's X Lossless Decoder (XLD) Coverage" and 
>> look through the links to some of the listed articles.  In a pinch, you 
>> should also be able to run down the articles with a Google search, since I 
>> give title, author, and source.
>> 
>> HTH.  Cheers,
>> 
>> Esther
>> 
>> On Sep 13, 2012, at 11:41 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> 
>>> After months of procrastination I'm finally getting around to playing more 
>>> with XLD cd ripper.  It looks excellent.
>>> 
>>> However documentation is pretty sparse.  Actually: that isn't true, it 
>>> seems to be non-existent.  Does anyone have a user manual for this thing?
>>> 
>>> Dónal
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Re: XLD documentation

[Sarah Alawami]

No user menial nd good luck contacting he dev. he writs english but cannot 
speak it at all. and claims I speak it way way too fast. lol! He did not 
understand that some of the features needed to be accessible and I can't 
remember what they were now but there you go.

Tc and be blessed.
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> with XLD cd ripper.  It looks excellent.
> 
> However documentation is pretty sparse.  Actually: that isn't true, it seems 
> to be non-existent.  Does anyone have a user manual for this thing?
> 
> Dónal
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Possible hosting error hinders Apple's Software Update | MacFixIt - CNET Reviews

[Sarah Alawami]

Guess we'll have to wait for a fix from apple. For now it's a downloading I 
will go, a downloading a will go. Hi ho the dario a downloading I will go. 
Excuse the parody.

But the link below should explain what happened. Looks like some sort of nDNS 
issue if I read it right.


http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57512443-263/possible-hosting-error-hinders-apples-software-update/?part=rss&subj=news&tag=title
 

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my last message

[Sarah Alawami]

Ok. I have no idea how this happened, how ever I was trying to send a message 
to my spam reporting service I use called spam cop for those  who use it. I 
think I've not gotten enough sleep as that report went to the list instead. I 
could just melt in to the nearest hole and die right now. I think I need to get 
some sleep or slow down as I never intended   to send such a message. I hope 
you all will forgive me and I hope that this will *never* happen again.

I think  what also happens is sometime s mail does not generate these picture 
attachments right away so I sometimes have no idea  when the too field will 
reappear. those who have forwarded emails as attachments  will know what i 
mean. Again sorry about the mess I might have created. I don't know how to make 
it up to the list besides disappear for a while. lol.

Anyways take care of yourselves and  be blessed.

I'm going to go troubleshoot a computer problem someone is having.

Be safe and have a wonderful day/evening.

If it turned out the message I sent bounced and never made it to the list be 
thankful. and disregard what I just said.

Again so sorry..

S
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a 24 hour clock that runs on iOS and that can do Greenwich meantime

[Sarah Alawami]

Is there such a thing? I know the ios can be set to 24 hour time but it always 
corresponds to where you live. Will the world clock do this under the clock 
app? if not then what clock can a friend who wants to know use? He wants it to 
have Greenwich Meantime for some reason on his phone. lol.

Thanks. and he's running an iPhone 4s with the latest ios 5.
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Re: Question about keeping screen on when Macbook restarts

[Timothy J. Meloy]

Think u have to enable it every time you restart. That's how my Mac is. 
HTH
TJ

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> Whenever I restart my macbook, my screen curtain keeps turning itself off.
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Re: Question about keeping screen on when Macbook restarts

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Yeah it's the same with mine. I guess they do that in case there is a kernel 
panic  and a sighted person needs to see what's going on on the screen. Just my 
theory.

Tc all.
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RE: Question about keeping screen on when Macbook restarts

[Debbie April Yuille]

Thanks guys.

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Yeah it's the same with mine. I guess they do that in case there is a kernel
panic  and a sighted person needs to see what's going on on the screen. Just
my theory.

Tc all.
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