Re: Adobe Flash Player & new iView web site

Thank you Ronni, it will certainly be an exercise for the brain. I look forward to reaching the paragraph that says “make a cup of tea or pour a glass of wine”. I might need both!! Kind regards Laura On 25 Apr 2014, at 11:03 am, Ronni Brown wrote: > Also Laura, > > As you will be installing

Re: Adobe Flash Player & new iView web site

Also Laura, As you will be installing from your DVD SL Installation it will not be the latest OS X 10.6.8 version. After the installation is completed as per my previous instructions you will need to: Install OS X 10.6.8 Combo Update 1. Download the OS X 10.6.8 Update Combo from here:

Re: Adobe Flash Player & new iView web site

Hi Laura, Prepare for and Installation of Snow Leopard 1. Check your Computer can install & run Snow Leopard: General requirements Mac computer with an Intel processor 1GB of memory (but the more RAM you have, the better your Mac’s performance) 5GB of available disk space DVD drive for installat

Re: An update problem with Pages and iMovie

On 25 Apr 2014, at 9:34 am, David Nicholas wrote: > I am being bugged by a Software Update reminder. > > It is for the latest Pages and iMovie. > > I use the old Pages 09, because I can see two facing pages. I’ve been > ignoring the Software Update but this morning I decided to go ahead and

An update problem with Pages and iMovie

I am being bugged by a Software Update reminder. It is for the latest Pages and iMovie. I use the old Pages 09, because I can see two facing pages. I’ve been ignoring the Software Update but this morning I decided to go ahead and install them, though I don’t use them. And this is what I got f

Re: Adobe Flash Player & new iView web site

Hi Ronni Sorry to bother you again. I have now located my Snow Leopard installation DVD. Apart from Repair Permissions is there anything else I would need to do before upgrading my friend’s iMac to OSX 10.6? I remember the process being very straight forward when I upgraded my MacBook to Snow

Re: How to get Airplay onto iPod to wirelessly stream content

A couple of quick points Matt, Set up AirPlay: Set up the Apple TV, connect to your wireless network, and verify that AirPlay is turned on (Settings > AirPlay on your Apple TV). Then connect your iDevice to the same wireless network as the Apple TV. Stream videos: To stream movies, launch a vid

Re: How to get Airplay onto iPod to wirelessly stream content

Hi Matt, To use AirPlay, you'll need: iPad, iPhone (3GS or later) iPod Touch, or a computer with iTunes 10.2 or later.The iDevices must be running iOS 4.2 or later. AND Apple TV, AirPort Express, or any other AirPlay-enabled speakers or consoles

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Re: Adobe Flash Player & new iView web site

Hi Ronni Many thanks for your advice. I have the Snow Leopard installation DVD. Of course it is not where I thought it should be so will have to do a more thorough search but good to know it is still available to purchase. Kind regards Laura Sent from my iPad > On 24 Apr 2014, at 6:51 pm, Ro

Re: Adobe Flash Player & new iView web site

Hi Laura, You need either a Snow Leopard OS X 10.6.x Installation DVD to upgrade from leopard OS X 10.5.8 to OS X 10.6.x Snow Leopard. If you don't have a Snow Leopard installation DVD you can purchase for just A$ 24.99 Chee

Adobe Flash Player & new iView web site

Hello all If this message is received twice my apologies. I have been trying to help a friend who, since the recent iView web page has been updated, is unable to view the content. A message appears saying Adobe Flash Player plug-in is required to watch video on iView web page. She has Adobe

How to get Airplay onto iPod to wirelessly stream content

Hi I have an iPod touch A1367 32GB, which is apparently a 4th generation iPod. it is running iOS 6.1.6 To use Airplay I apparently need an iPod Touch (4th Generation of later) I can't seem to find out how to download Airplay for the iPod can anyone help? My kids are able to stream video strai