Re: ?&*%$$# Time Capsule

An extra clue on this. I've just noticed that when I do a backup from the MBP, apart from my TC disk image showing, another disk image comes up named Boot OSX. I don't think I've seen that before. On closer inspection of the Data folder on the TC, I see that there are three sparsebundle files fo

?&*%$$# Time Capsule

I'm about to watch time fly and throw TC out the nearest window. I got over all of my previously whinged about error messages by one of two solutions, I don't know which one ultimately provided the fix, but erased data entirely, and disconnected all users (Airport Utility > Manual Setup > Disks

Sharing iTunes libraries

As if in response to a number of rexent queries on this list about sharing iTunes music libaries, the following article hs appeared in the latest issue of Tidbits online magazine: http://db.tidbits.com/article/11627 Hopefully it will help to answer a few questions. Peter HinchliffeAp

Re: 27 inch Cinema LED Display compatability

On 18/10/2010 5:51 PM, "Daniel Kerr" wrote: Hello Daniel, thanks for the info, a wealth of information as usual.I will get back to you if I go ahead, Cheers, Bill > > Hi Bill > > It needs a DVI to miniDisplay Port Converter, as otherwise it doesn't plug > in. > They retail for arou

Dragon Dictate for Mac

I'm upgrading my Dragon Dictate for Mac to the OS 10.6 Intel iMac version. I see that it comes standard with a USB headset but some users are using bluetooth headsets. It appears that those bluetooth headsets may be able to be used for mobiles as well. My question is. If I have one bl

Re: 27 inch Cinema LED Display compatability

Hi Daniel, Brilliant, thanks for the information. Cheers Jewels On 18/10/2010, at 7:11 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote: Hi jewels The Aluminium ones will be fine, as they had DVI already so will just connect to a new Mac Pro no problems. As per Apple's website:-

Re: 27 inch Cinema LED Display compatability

Hi jewels The Aluminium ones will be fine, as they had DVI already so will just connect to a new Mac Pro no problems. As per Apple's website:- ---quote--- Graphics on display. Every new Mac Pro graphics card features three display ports for

Re: 27 inch Cinema LED Display compatability

Hi Daniel, I bought it last year and it was one of the last before the newer ones came onto the market. I think it is a 30 inch in fact. It has an aluminium frame. I am a bit anxious as when I am ready to upgrade my Mac (Tower) I will want to ensure it will still work with the older dis

Re: 27 inch Cinema LED Display compatability

Hi Jewels Which "older style" are you referring to? Do you mean the display that is Aluminium, or the display with the clear surround around it? From memory I think the largest ADC monitor was 24". The largest Aluminium Disply one was 30" (They had three sizes 20, 23 and 30). If you're referring

Re: 27 inch Cinema LED Display compatability

Hi Daniel, Is there a converter for a 29 inch (think it is 29 inch) older style display to fit a new Mac (tower) Thanks jewels On 18/10/2010, at 5:51 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote: Hi Bill It needs a DVI to miniDisplay Port Converter, as otherwise it doesn't plug in. They retail for around

Re: 27 inch Cinema LED Display compatability

Hi Bill It needs a DVI to miniDisplay Port Converter, as otherwise it doesn't plug in. They retail for around $249. Have one in stock at $209. They work quite well. I have that I use with the Apple 24" LED and my first model MacPro which only has DVI. Works well. Kind Regards Daniel On 16/10/1