Hi Paul,
Just one question, do you have the external drive partitioned one each for
superduper and one for Time Machine? Is that necessary? I thought I read or
heard that TM and SuperDuper both assume the entire disk or disk partition
is theirs and theirs alone.
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Hmm will try it. How can I get the disc image? Mom says there's just a
folder with a question mark on the screen.
On 8/28/12, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi Josh
>
> I don't mind at all. You can reach me on
>
> I don't understand though, because you cannot erase the start disk if you're
> booted from
Hi Josh
I don't mind at all. You can reach me on
I don't understand though, because you cannot erase the start disk if you're
booted from it. It isn't possible. Are you using wired Internet or wireless?
You need to be hard wired I'm afraid because I don't think there's any way to
configur
Well sure, if you don't mind that'd be great! Um... went into disc
utility, selected the drive and clicked erase.
On 8/28/12, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi Josh
>
> Right, if that's the case, you shouldn't have a problem. No, it won't work
> via a DVD because those machines won't boot from DVD as far
Hi Josh
Right, if that's the case, you shouldn't have a problem. No, it won't work via
a DVD because those machines won't boot from DVD as far as I know. No, you
wouldn't be able to burn it via Windows unless you had some software such as
the one I use called "TransMac" TransMac allows a Wind
Hmmm... could that be done through a Windows machine? If so, how?
What I'm using, mid-2012 mac, no retina display, running Mountain
Lion. Thanks!
On 8/28/12, Gordon Smith wrote:
> hi Josh
>
> On 28 Aug 2012, at 18:09, josh gregory wrote:
>
> I did, and that didn't work. And no, I don't have an
hi Josh
On 28 Aug 2012, at 18:09, josh gregory wrote:
I did, and that didn't work. And no, I don't have an install dvd.
Can you give us more information regarding what you're using here because to be
honest it's a little difficult to help you because of the recent changes in
Apple's hardware.
I did, and that didn't work. And no, I don't have an install dvd.
On 8/28/12, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Do you have the DVD which came with your Mac, assuming it was not a very new
> one which, if so, will get its data from the Internet. But I'm betting that
> you haven't erased the recovery partiti
Hi Paul
Yes, this is what I was saying about the Smart Update functionality of Super
Duper! It's a great way of working and, yes, you can use it with Time Machine
in this mode.
The problem comes where you have somebody who doesn't want to register Super
Duper! and, accordingly, the Smart Upda
Hello,
I use SuperDuper! in smart update mode and also time machine all using the same
external hard disk. I do find time machine very useful for recovering mail
items long ago deleted but which refer to some now current item. Time machine
does frequent very efficient backups enabling you to re
Hello Anne,
Yes the find next and prior control hotkey are indeed in the command help find
section. I missed them because I was expecting them to be in the web section.
Strangely some of these find hotkeys are in both the web section and the find
section so as I saw some of them in the web sect
Hi Sarah
You are overlooking one important factor here. If the user configured Time
Machine to leave certain files alone, for instance music files which could
potentially make the backup enormous, then they are gone forever, regardless of
your timeline. Whereas doing it the other way, using S
cool. Will try this when I'm not working on my online class. This would be very
very handy.
On Aug 27, 2012, at 4:03 PM, Eric Caron wrote:
> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/5620907/KeyRemap4Macbook.mp3
<--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --->
To reply to this post, please address your message to ma
No you can recover everything. the time machine in the command r option
recovers basically the OS so if you messed up some ware or blew something up
you can recover the OS. and it will all work the same again before the mistake.
To recover documents you can do that with in the os itself using t
DVD Ripper Pro doesn't have as much functionality as DVD Remaster does.
You're looking at two different typess of application here. One handles the
reconstitution, so to speak, of a DVD, plus the extraction/exporting of DVDs.
Whereas the other is just a strait forward no frills ripper. I su
Yes, but it really would be a little pointless. Super Duper! is a total backup
solution. Time Machine is a shadow or synchronous backup solution. So they
are two different species. They do two different types of backup. Where they
would work well together is in a situation where you registe
Amy
If you look int the DVD Remaster package, there is a little utility called
"Faremount". Put that in your applications folder and run it when you run DVD
Remaster. That will allow DVD Remaster to talk to VLC and it will handle your
encrypted videos.
Good luck.
Gordon
On 28 Aug 2012, at
thanks, it's great.
On 28 Aug 2012, at 15:02, Annie Skov Nielsen wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Mac DVDripper pro (mdrp) from the same company as DVDremaster works.
>
> Best regards Annie.
> Den Aug 28, 2012 kl. 3:24 PM skrev amy gilbert
> :
>
>> hi all, dvd re-master won't work with incripted dvds i was w
Thanks Gordon, that was helpful. I just downloaded SuperDuper and will look
it over. Question: Can I use SuperDuper and Time Machine side by side on a
single external drive? Would I need a seperate partition for each? I'm
looking at a 2 terabyte firewire drive from IOMega for backup purposes. My
Hi.
Mac DVDripper pro (mdrp) from the same company as DVDremaster works.
Best regards Annie.
Den Aug 28, 2012 kl. 3:24 PM skrev amy gilbert
:
> hi all, dvd re-master won't work with incripted dvds i was wondering does
> anyone know of any accessible dvd decripters? amy
> <--- Mac Access At Mac
Time Machine restoration works in conjunction with the recovery tool, in this
scenario. First, the recovery tool restores your operating system and default
files. Next, you use Time Machine to restore all of your user data and other
things including applications. However, it should be underst
Cheers! Will check this out.
Sent from my Windows laptop.
On 28/08/2012 12:25, amy gilbert wrote:
hi yeah you can do that
On 28 Aug 2012, at 12:08, Chris wrote:
But what if you do not have a system audio session? Can you just create a new
session and set the input to system audio? I delete
I looked at the Bootup options with Command R held down during startup and
see that one option is recovering from a time machine backup. Can you
recover your hard disk with OS, apps etc, or is time machine just for
documents and folders (data)? I'll be addressing the issue of a backup
strategy
hi yeah you can do that
On 28 Aug 2012, at 12:08, Chris wrote:
> But what if you do not have a system audio session? Can you just create a new
> session and set the input to system audio? I deleted the system audio session
> thinking it was some kind of preset. Thanks!
>
>
> Sent from my Wind
But what if you do not have a system audio session? Can you just create
a new session and set the input to system audio? I deleted the system
audio session thinking it was some kind of preset. Thanks!
Sent from my Windows laptop.
On 28/08/2012 05:13, amy gilbert wrote:
hi, i've been using au
Do you have the DVD which came with your Mac, assuming it was not a very new
one which, if so, will get its data from the Internet. But I'm betting that
you haven't erased the recovery partition. So hold down Command+R when you
boot the machine for about 20 seconds and then try to turn on Voic
The maximum size depends on the capacity of your destination volume.
Basically, if it's big enough, you're good to go.
Gordon
On 27 Aug 2012, at 22:22, Josh Gregory wrote:
Hi, what is the maximum size for a back up in Sooper Dooper? I have an 8 GB
flash drive and a couple 16 GB ones, and I w
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