Spaces out of control?

When switching between an external monitor and no external monitor, spaces seems to get confused.
I'm on a MacBook Pro and at work I have an external monitor where all but one space gets assigned to
the external monitor. I then have to drag to reconfigure. I can't seem to retain the dual monitor configuration.
Furthermore, I have applications stuck in in space on launch. I had done this configuration way before spaces
and when spaces came out, I couldn't find a way to change it.
Also, I don't know about anyone else, but I miss my old spaces - specifically, a space on the external was 'tied'
to the space on the laptop which was nice for me because it gave me a larger desktop. Is there a way to configure
this behaviour in Maverick?
Thanks!

Currently, there is no official way to disable Mission Control.
Although you can 'minimise' its use by disabling 'Show Dashboard as a space', only using one desktop and not entering full screen in any applications.

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Space before Print-Control

Hi experts,
we are printing labels via SAP-Script.
In this SAP-Script we use print-controls, which we have to save into a datamatrix on the label (customer needs this at scan).
Therefore we have created print-controls (SPAD->Device Types) which following setup:
name = ZGS ; Direct ; Hexadecimal ; Value = "1D"
These are the sapscript lines, which saves the content (=test<PC>test2) into datamatrix (<> = format).
<* > test
</: > PRINT-CONTROL ZGS
<= > test2
(there are no spaces after test and test2)
Our big problem is, that there is a space BEFORE the print-control.
content sould be = "test<PC>test2" (without space)
content is = "test <PC>test2" (space betweend test and <PC>
Any ideas, how I can avoid the space BEFORE the print-control?
(space between PRINT-CONTROL and ZGS has to be! Otherwise command does not run.
Thx for any help

Hi,
thx for the fast help.
I've also tried an other editor - no spaces in sap-script.
I already found out, that space is appended to the text when a PC is followed.
And this only happens, when PC follows. If a text follows a text, there are no spaces appended.
I've already sent an OSS-request.
I will update this forum after the answer from SAP.
Solution with concatinating PC into text, is also my last hope.
But I would like to know the answer from SAP.

Desktop wallpaper overlapping Spaces in Mission Control

This is a weird one. Since upgrading to Mountain Lion I can't access Spaces in Mission Control properly because I have desktop wallpaper from a previous space overlapping most of the spaces at the top of Mission Control, i.e. desktop wallpaper from Space 1 carrying over onto Space 2 and blocking out the spaces at the top two-thirds of Mission Control (see image).
This currently occurs with my MBP hooked up to my Thunderbolt Display. (Haven't confirmed this behavior on the MBP alone yet.)

Send Apple feedback. They won't answer, but at least will know there is a problem. If enough people send feedback, it may get the problem solved sooner.
Feedback
Or you can use your Apple ID to register with this site and go the Apple BugReporter. Supposedly you will get an answer if you submit feedback.
Feedback via Apple Developer

How do I take a space out of the top of a resume template?

How do I take a space out of the top of a resume template?

Yes, there is a way.
With the template open and the active page, click the Inspector button in the toolbar in the window -
The Inspector window will open. You can move it to one side if it's on top of something. In the Inspector window, click the first icon in the row at the top; this sets it to Document Inspector. It's the one I've marked with an arrow, here -
Underneath that row, click the Document button if it is not already highlighted. Then look down to the adjustment I've circled, and change it to suit your needs. You can use the arrow buttons just to the right of the box to do that, or select the box and type in a new amount.
This is a "live" adjustment, meaning the display of the page in its window will change immediately to reflect adjustments you make.

Safari Spinning Out of Control - Why Doesn't This Get Better?!!

For a very extended period, Safari has been spinnin out of control memory-wise - no other OS I use does this, not does any other browser I use on OSX. This goes on and on and on and on, with no real remidiation coming from Apple. It is maddening and ruiining the usability of using the MAC and OSX. It may be due to Flash, or Flash and Apple's refusal to properly work with Adobe - Flash is out there - it is on a huge number of websites and not just for entertainment - it cannot be avoided - also transactional sites such as StubHub use it. If I have ten or fifteen web pages open, Safari, between Safari Web Content, Safari and Flash, can take three or four gigabytes or even more, and Flash is the least of them. It does not happen with Firefox. With Safari spinning out of control, the entire device slows down. This has been going on for far far far too long. It happen on my MacBook and my iMac. When is this going to get resolved? I am starting to despise using the Mac and OSX.

For a very extended period, Safari has been spinnin out of control memory-wise - no other OS I use does this, not does any other browser I use on OSX. This goes on and on and on and on, with no real remidiation coming from Apple. It is maddening and ruiining the usability of using the MAC and OSX. It may be due to Flash, or Flash and Apple's refusal to properly work with Adobe - Flash is out there - it is on a huge number of websites and not just for entertainment - it cannot be avoided - also transactional sites such as StubHub use it. If I have ten or fifteen web pages open, Safari, between Safari Web Content, Safari and Flash, can take three or four gigabytes or even more, and Flash is the least of them. It does not happen with Firefox. With Safari spinning out of control, the entire device slows down. This has been going on for far far far too long. It happen on my MacBook and my iMac. When is this going to get resolved? I am starting to despise using the Mac and OSX.

Safari out of control in yosemite

Ever since updating imac, the Safari browser is out of control. The advertisements are overwhelming and a new tab constantly opens for mackeeper or other ads. I am also getting a series of adobe flash player errors saying to change settings to 32-bit mode. Not sure what to do.

There is no need to download anything to solve this problem.
You may have installed the "Downlite" or "VSearch" ad-injection malware. Follow the instructions on this Apple Support page to remove it.
Back up all data before making any changes.
Besides the files listed in the support article, you may also need to remove this item in the same way:
~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ConduitNPAPIPlugin.plugin
One of the steps in the article is to remove malicious Safari extensions. Do the equivalent in the Chrome and Firefox browsers, if you use either of those. If Safari crashes on launch, skip that step and come back to it after you've done everything else.
If you don't find any of the files or extensions listed, or if removing them doesn't stop the ad injection, then you may have one of the other kinds of adware covered by the support article. Follow the rest of the instructions in the article.
The problem may have started when you downloaded and ran an application called "MPlayerX." That's the name of a legitimate free movie player, but the name is also used fraudulently to distribute VSearch. If there is an item with that name in the Applications folder, delete it, and if you wish, replace it with the genuine article from mplayerx.org.
This malware is often found on illegal websites that traffic in pirated content such as movies. If you, or anyone else who uses the computer, visit such sites and follow prompts to install software, you can expect more of the same, and worse, to follow. Never install any software that you downloaded from a bittorrent, or that was downloaded by someone else from an unknown source.
In the Security & Privacy pane of System Preferences, select the General tab. The radio button marked Anywhere should not be selected. If it is, click the lock icon to unlock the settings, then select one of the other buttons. After that, don't ignore a warning that you are about to run or install an application from an unknown developer.
Still in System Preferences, open the App Store or Software Update pane and check the box marked
Install system data files and security updates
if it's not already checked.

IMac 20" G5 (gen1) with out of control fans

My iMac's fans are running at speeds that are driving me and my office mate completely out of our minds. Currently, terminal reports:
"location" = "System Fan" | | | | "target-value" = 1240 | | | | "location" = "CPU fan"
| | | | "target-value" = 4343
| | | "location" = "Hard Drive"
| | | "target-value" = 1800
| | | "location" = "sysclk slew"
| | | "target-value" = 1
The CPU is running at an average load of 26.1% and is at 144.3 degrees, with no out of control processes, and the hard drive is at 125.6 degrees. That's with only 5 applications running.
I'm running OS 10.4.3 and the iMac has 2 gigs of RAM. I've run the Apple Hardware Test disk, which reported no problems, and have run an overnight memory test, which also reported no problems and have reverted back to the Apple supplied memory with no positive effect.
I've also (several times):
reset the SMU (PMU for older Mac fans)
cleared the PRAM
run disk utility
repaired the permissions
done a clean software install
Nothing has worked. This is all on a computer whose firewire didn't work out of the box and which I repaired with a refurbed motherboard when it was less than a week old. Nothing like buying a new machine and getting a refurbished one to start you off on the right foot.
Now I'm trying to get this computer, which is under warranty, repaired but can't even find a number that I can call where I won't get charged! I live in Maine, so taking it to an Apple Store, or even a convenient service center is out of the question. Can someone advise?
This has been, without a doubt, my most disappointing Apple experience ever (and I owned a Mac Portable!)

Timothy,
I'm certainly open to another member's disagreement on this, but It appears to me that you have done everything necessary to disqualify software as the cause of your fan issue.
In that case, it's probably worth it to you to go ahead and give Apple your credit card to enable phone support for this issue, as it appears likely to be hardware related, which will cost you nothing (they should only charge you if it turns out to be a software issue.
Phone support will go down a list of things that you need to do to disqualify software, all of which, I believe, you've already tried. The only risk would be if phone support comes up with a software fix that no one on this board thinks to recommend to you. However, on the bright side, if no one on here can come up with another idea to try, and phone support has one that does work, it's going to be worth the cost, what is it - $75, I think?
I suppose your alternatives would be to:
1. buy some books or an AppleCare repair course and become an expert,
or
2. buy AppleCare and get free phone support back for both software and hardware for another two+ years, as well as valuable rights to in-home repairs.
If you have seen your iMac run well at times, and can see keeping it, AppleCare at $169 could be a bargain for what you might get out of it in phone support alone, not to mention another expensive part replacement a year from now. Furthermore, there are times it can be found at a lower price on eBay, usually a bit under $100 delivered. I have bought several, for this one I'm using, for a 17" that I sold, plus as a gift for a relative's iMac.
Best of luck.

Out of control thermocouples

Hey, I've got a weird problem and I'm hoping someone can help. I've been using a program for about 6 months now that basically maintains a cold temperature at one side of a heat sink, and maintains a hot temperature at the other side. Then I have 25 thermocouples hooked up in between to measure temperatures so I can do analysis on the material in the middle. My problem is that all of a sudden the thermocouple readings have been out of control and unpredictable. I was adding automation to the program so it could run multiple tests at once and in the process this problem developed. The strange part is that the problem is also happening in the old version of the program now too, and that has been working perfectly for the last 6 months. I have 25 thermocouples hooked up and the temperatures will all look about right, but then 3 to 5 of them will be completely wrong randomly. What's interesting about this problem is that when I change the thermocouple that the heaters use to maintain the set point temperature, the values that were wrong become right again and some of the other thermocouples start giving invalid data. The setup uses one NI 9213 and 3 NI 9211 inputs for the thermocouples. It also uses a NI 9401 to control the heaters through a pulse width modulation electric box we have. Anyone ever experience something like this or have any ideas? Thanks for any help
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hello acolbourn,
Have you tried hooking the thermocouples that were giving you bad data back into another port that you were previously getting good data with. This will help you figure out if the problem is the thermocouples or the card inputs. Since you said the issues were fixed by replacing the thermocouples, that makes me think the issue is the thermocouples...but I would still trying plugging the "bad" thermocouples into another port just to see if you still get bad data.
How do you have your code setup to read the signal? Do you have multiple tasks reading from the different cards, or do you have one task with all the inputs on it? I noticed you are only reading one sample at a time, you may want to try reading multiple samples so that you have a buffer and are less likely to get that error. Also, if you were in highlight execution, then this error would have happened because of the how much highlight execution slows down the program, and not because of an issue with the code. When you debug with DAQmx, data overwrite errors are common. This is mainly because most debugging involves slowing down the execution to see what's going on, but slowing down the execution causes timed events to not function correctly, so this may be the cause of the -200279 error.
I hope this helps!
-Nathan H
Software Developer
National Instruments

Out of control error : C7 camera self-snapping pho...

Hey there's once my C7 phone (untouched) keep on switching on the camera itself, and keep on snapping photos out of control until I have to plug out the battery and restart. what's worse is after i restart the camera error still exist, i dont know how to solve this camera self-snapping photos problem. I find it kind of scary when it suddenly snap photos itself in the middle of the night! Please help me in this.

I've sent it to nokia care.they upgraded the software for me, when i got home, initially i thought it was fine. BUT unfortunately the phone would still snap photos non stop at times. without a possible reason that i can think of. the button isn't stuck. then i sent it to nokia care AGAIN. they said they repaired and tested should be no problem.
This morning I just got my phone from nokia care. But tonight it still snaps photos itself.like continuously thousands of images captured if i did not switched it off.
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Out of control prices

I would just like to say that the plan pricing is out of control. There are a lot of services out their and you are to high. You reward new customers with new phones and trap the dedicated customers with the offer of FREE over priced phones and 2yr contracts.
I won't be getting a new phone because I can't afford to play the "free" game. I hate to say good-by, but I can no longer afford you. You may have good service but you are not the only one. My contract is up with you in Aug and I will not be staying with you. I will miss you but I'm able to move on because the felling is not mutual so I won't be felling sad about it. Hope you wake up and smell the coffee. The average American can't afford you anymore.
It's been nice,
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Out of control highlighting

has anyone had a problem where you end up with an out of control highlighting situation where you have to force quit to make it stop?
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It's happened to me several times recently.

I'm scared when you talk about parts of my whole thing going suddenly kaput. One day they work. Next day they don't? I'm horrified. Years and years of my life...kaput...because of a font going kaput. Or a picture going kaput. Scary.
I can't believe we put our lives in the hands of machines that have parts and parts of parts that can go kaput. But we do. And I did.
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I know I'm getting nervous.
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Out of control volume control

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Hello PJMCGEOWN,
Thank you for the details of the issue you are experiencing with your iPod nano (6th generation). I recommend following the 5 Rs for an issue like this (you can skip the step to reinstall iTunes because it is not related to the issue you described):
The 5 Rs: Reset, Retry, Restart, Reinstall, Restore
Remember these five basic suggestions if you have a problem with iPod nano. Try these steps one at a time until your issue is resolved. If one of the following doesn’t help, read on for solutions to specific problems.
Reset iPod nano. See “General suggestions,” below.
Retry with a different USB port if you cannot see iPod nano in iTunes.
Restart your computer, and make sure you have the latest software updates installed.
Reinstall iTunes software from the latest version on the web.
Restore iPod nano. See “Updating and restoring iPod software” on page 56.
You can find these steps on page 52 of the iPod nano User Guide:
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Out of control thread

Is there any way to close an out of control thread so that posters can respond to current and applicable problems? Perhaps tell them to post new topics instead of continuing that one?
On the Using Your MBP forum, there is a thread that is so long and so convoluted now that it is confusing brand new MBP users who are saying that they think that they now must have problems because everyone does.

Hi Rhyd!
If you want to alert the Hosts, of concerns you may have about a post or topic, you can also use the Report this post link, which appears in the bottom right corner of each post.
If reporting an individual post, or reply, in the text field, include a note explaining your reason for reporting.
If you have an issue with the entire thread, such as the one you discussed here, I suggest that you report from the first post in the Topic, and explain your concerns exactly.
The Hosts can then determine the best course of action.
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Out-of-control consumer Internet traffic by apple tv

Out-of-control consumer Internet traffic by apple tv
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I recently bought an Apple TV, but since then I is the intensity of Internet traffic. Kindly advise me please, why does this happen? Secondly, what is the solution? I only use this machine for Airplay, and I do not want to use the Internet.

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MacBook Air is laggy and the fan is out of control

My MacBook Air 2013 is laggy and the fan is out of control. The fan is out of control even when I start my macbook up. I don't know if it has something to do with Yosemite or something else. I have tried SMC restarting, and nothing has changed. I would really love to hear if anyone else is having this problem, and I would love to hear if any of you have any tips. Also I checked if anything is using up my CPU a bunch, and nothing is out of the ordinary.

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Throttling
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☞ a buildup of dust on the logic board
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Note that if the problem is caused by a sensor, there may be no actual overheating or undervoltage.
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