Hi,
I found I could do it with the Recovery Disk/Partition.
But it’s complaining that the 4TB drive I’m trying to put it on is not big
enough.
I suspected it must using the MacBook Air drive to store stuff so I’ve made
some room on it and will try again tomorrow.
208.95 GB should do it I gues
Hi Brian,
Before starting anything, I assume that you have at least one full up-to date
backup of your existing system!
I think you need to be a bit clearer on what you are trying to do and why.
Some thoughts:
If you just want to have a temporary external USB boot drive then you
I am trying to get an MP3 Audiobook CD from the library to my daughters 5S
iPhone and iTunes says “cant share to iCloud as file type not allowed”. It
imports to iTunes (though with dotted cloud image) indicating not fully
compatible. The audiobook plays ok from iTunes on the MacBook but I cant g
Hi Stephen
I use Apple Maps around town, but when I travel - Google Maps is good. I can
download maps so I can use them when I am off-line, especially overseas. Plus I
can save places, restuarants, shops etc as favourites.
Cheers
Rod
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Brilliant Ronni!
Thanks
Rod
Rod Blitvich - Amy & Sam’s Dad
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> On 29 Jun 2019, at 12:59 pm, Ronni Brown wrote:
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> Hi Blitto,
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> The short answer: Google Maps doesn’t use much mobile dat
Hi Peter,
Launch iTunes on your Mac and add the MP3 audiobook file via drag and drop or
by going to File > Add to Library (Command-O). Once the file has been imported,
find it in iTunes, select the item, and go to File > Get Info (Command-I).
Click on the Options tab and under Media Kind select
Hi again Peter,
I’ve just re-read your original post… Is this a borrowed CD from a Library?
If so it is probably DRM, digital rights management, is a way for companies to
limit the use of a specific file.
DRM is not restricted to audiobooks but one of the most aggressive uses of it
has been wit
Rod
Currently at the F1 at the Red Bull Ring, Austria
As others have said, you can download large chunks of google maps to use off
line. The routing works still, but of course you don’t get the up to date
traffic info.
To force Google Maps to use the off line saved version and not access 4g
Thank you Rod.
I will keep that in mind.
> On 29 Jun 2019, at 10:36 pm, Tim Law wrote:
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> Rod
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> Currently at the F1 at the Red Bull Ring, Austria
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> As others have said, you can download large chunks of google maps to use off
> line. The routing works still, but of course you don’t get t
Great Tim! Good advice
Enjoy Europe
:)
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> On 30 Jun 2019, at 12:27 am, Stephen Chape wrote:
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> Thank you Rod.
> I will keep that in mind.
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>> On 29 Jun
Hi Ronni, yes it is a borrowed CD from our local library and I suspect the DRM
is going to inhibit getting the content onto the iPhone (which is likely
considered an act of copying).
Will see how I go today with your earlier tip.
Regards
Pete
> On 29 Jun 2019, at 10:16 pm, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Neil,
Thank you for your reply.
The short WHY is I have a Huawei USB stick fitted with a SIM for mobile
internet that works with my iMac (High Sierra) and my
Mac Mini (El Capitan) but there is something stopping it from working on the
MacBook Air (El Capitan) so I want to clean out what
eve
Well after re-formating the USB disk to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) I had
another go but it didn’t work.
Once again after several minutes downloading etc it reckoned it had hundreds of
years remaining but after a couple of minutes
went to 0 seconds and eventually rebooted and then said the targ
Hi Brian,
OK, it definitely helps to know what your problem is!
We all tend to have our different ways to go about things like this and I'm not
familiar with your USB mobile modem. I have used them when travelling overseas
when some places I have stayed that offered internet access used t
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