Hi Pete,
Just adding to Daniel's reply below - Re: Mavericks- Migrating From a Windows
PC Using Migration Assistant
It will be faster if you use Ethernet
Make sure the PC and the Mac are on the same Wi-Fi or (better yet) Ethernet
network.
I will email you Offlist a 3 page PDF I have created
Thanks Ronni, I got the PDF and will review.
Regards
Pete
On 13 Nov 2013, at 4:03 pm, Ronni Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Pete,
Just adding to Daniel's reply below - Re: Mavericks- Migrating From a Windows
PC Using Migration Assistant
It will be faster if you use Ethernet
Make
Good Morning Ronni,
That PDF seems interesting. Would it be possible to get a copy off
list?
Thanks
John
On 13 Nov 2013, at 4:03 pm, Ronni Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hi Pete,
Just adding to Daniel's reply below - Re: Mavericks- Migrating From a Windows
PC Using Migration
Hello John,
I have sent the PDF to you Offlist.
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad4
On 14 Nov 2013, at 7:11 am, John Thompson jet...@iprimus.com.au wrote:
Good Morning Ronni,
That PDF seems interesting. Would it be possible to get a copy off
list?
Thanks
John
-- The WA
Ok, thanks for that extensive response Ronni. I am clear on this now and will
keep this to review the links over the next few days.
With migration from Windows to OSX iTunes, are the folder and file contents
compatible between the two platforms by simply picking them up and dropping
them
Hi Pete
If your Windoze machine is on the same network, you can actually just migrate
from it to the Mac. It will transfer your data, but none of your Applications
obviously. Basically, long story short, all the Windoze My folders will go to
the equivalent Mac folders (e.g. My Pictures goes to
Thanks for that Daniel. The 'over network' transfer sounds appealing. When you
say data is transferred is that just the iOS backed up data or music library as
well? If it's the whole library, I would need another external to drive to pick
up the 230GB library at the destination machine - if the
Hi Pete
Any of your data on your Windows machine that you want transferred will
transfer over to the new Mac that you get. If you're using an external drive
for your music like you mentioned, then you don't really need to do anything.
All you do is plug the external drive into the Mac and then
Yep, that helps Daniel. Thanks for that. I formatted the drive to be Win and
OSX compatible (I can't remember) but it works in both. As we're pretty much a
Apple household, but my work insists on Win machines and so 'my' only machine
is Windows - until I get my MBP 13 Retina.
So I will do as
Hi Peter,
iTunes does NOT backup your iTunes Library - iCloud does NOT backup your iTunes
Library. You use Time Machine or the backup program you are using to backup
your complete system.
iTunes or iCloud can backup your iPhone/iPad (iOS Devices)
iTunes creates a Backup of your iPhone/iPad
Hi, I’ve a basic question about how iTunes works. When you have an idevice
attached to a computer with iTunes, one has the choice of selecting for
Backups Either “iCloud” OR “This Computer”. I have a music/video library
around 230GB and so I choose to have it on an external drive to which
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