What happened to custom dates in iCal?

Custom dates never made it to iPhone and iPad but it now seems to be changed in iCal. I used to be able to select "the first Tuesday of the month...(etc.)". Now I can only put in "Every 4 weeks". Not what I want. How hard is that to make it work? It used to work.

danielfromduncanville wrote:
What happened to custom ringtones in ios5?
Make sure that your custom ringtones are NOT in your Music Library. They will not transfer or work if they are.
The should only be in the RingTones Folder.

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What happened to custom dates in calendar?

There used to be a "custom" choice in calendar for 3rd Tuesday, etc. I can't find it anymore. Does anyone know whether it still works, or where it moved?

danielfromduncanville wrote:
What happened to custom ringtones in ios5?
Make sure that your custom ringtones are NOT in your Music Library. They will not transfer or work if they are.
The should only be in the RingTones Folder.

What happened to custom ringtones in ios5?

What happened to custom ringtones in ios5?

danielfromduncanville wrote:
What happened to custom ringtones in ios5?
Make sure that your custom ringtones are NOT in your Music Library. They will not transfer or work if they are.
The should only be in the RingTones Folder.

HT204150 I have synced an iPhone 4S with iCloud - I now have a 5C to replace it. What happens to my data when I retire the 4S - does it need the original device to save my data?

I have synced an iPhone 4S with iCloud - I now have a 5C to replace it. What happens to my data when I retire the 4S - does it need the original device to save my data?

Welcome to the Apple community.
Once you have restored your new phone from the backup of your old phone and ensured that everything is working correctly, you should first turn off "find my phone" on the old phone and then erase it, before you get rid of it.

HT4707 what happens to Keychain data when I move to iCloud?

what happens to Keychain data when I move to iCloud? Can I still access Keychain passwords?

Thanks Carolyn,
And yes. Keychain does still work.
But why-oh-why do Apple have to give contradictory information yet again in the sign up process? It seems they just want to cover their arses so much that they would rather give out misleading information, that something might go wrong, just in case it does, than tell us everything will be OK & then if we lose data, we, (Americans with a penchant for litigation), are automatically going to sue thier bollocks off.
This happens so many times with pop-up warnings. I'm running two macs & an iphone and I very nearly didn't go for Lion & icloud and seriously considered going back to Windows. Only a chance conversation in an Apple store stopped me and made me persevere through the warnings.
Cheers,
Steve

What Happens To App Data With A Broken/Lost Pre?

What happens to the data in my applications, like if I had a Quicken type app and I had to Full Erase or got a replacement Pre? I'm guessing that the app would re-download and all my data would be gone.
Can anyone give me some insight as to what happens to app data when your loose or have to erase a WebOS device. And if I'm correct is there anyone working on a solution to backup app data?

If you re-download the apps under a different ID, you'll lose all saved data.

What happens to encrypted data when the server is destroyed?

Backups to tape are encrypted with a certificate.
But what happens if the backup server is destroyed? Do I lose all the backup data on those tapes?
Can I backup the certificate or is it specific to that specific DPM server?
In the case of a catastrophic datacenter failure, where everything is lost except the tapes and the certificate, what is the process for recovering the encrypted data?

You can absolutely backup the certificates used for DPM encryption and you should store those somewhere safe (for example, burn to CD and put in a fireproof safe offsite somewhere secure in an encrypted file).
This section of TechNet describes the process: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj628058.aspx
If you had to recreate a DPM server to read the tapes then you'd need to the certificates in the correct certificate store on the DPM server, in addition you'd need to ensure you had the certificates for the certificate chain, if there is one, in the correct
locations in the cert store.
Once a cert expires, do not delete it from the DPM until all the tapes that have used that cert are no longer in use or have been overwritten.
The data would need to be imported through the recovery section in DPM but you'd be able to read and recover the data if the certs were present. No cert = no recovery.

What happens to the data in apps that you choose not to backup with iCloud?

Hi,
I have a 64b iPad and a lot of the storage is used up with data stored inside apps. Some of these data stores are 10s of GB in size. Such as, I keep some videos on my iPad that I play with VLC player. When I upgraded the iPad to iOS5 and activated iCloud backup, it immediately told me there wasn't enough room to back up my iPad entirely. I turned off backing up certain apps, such as VLC.
What happens to these apps? Are they still backed up during regular syncs with your Mac?

when you plug into itunes you can backup to both locations (icloud and locally) just not a the same time. When you click on your phone in itunes you'll see this option
click icloud then sync (will backup to icloud when you sync)
afterwords
click back to this computer and sync
keep in mind that if icloud has a 5GB backup limite unless you upgrade it
10GB — $20/year
25GB — $40/year
50GB — $100/year
edit: forgot to say
if you don't sync with itunes to the computer then whatever doesn't go to icloud is not backed up at all.

What happens to report data when data is deleted in cube

Hi,
We are deleting Complete data in Cube daily and do a fresh data load via process chain. So, my question is what happens when run a report based on the cube during period of deletion of data from cube.
My question is does system will put old data some where untill new data comes in cube (or) complete deletion of data takes place and no data is displayed in report during that deletion period.
Please let me know.
Thanks
Tony

Hi Tony,
As soon as data is deleted from the cube, Data will not be available for reporting. because for any reports data is fetched from Tables, for DSO they will fetch from Active table.
So you will receive a message Data not found, if the data is deleted from Cube's table.
Assign some points, if this is helpful.
Rgs,
I.R.K

What happens to versions data when files are deleted ?

When working on a document with an application using autosave, I understand modifications are regularly saved together with the actual state of the file. When such file is dulicated, history and the different versions are not duplicated.
My question is, what happens to the versions data if the original file is deleted and is the space used for all versions reclaimed ?
Working with big documents on SSD disk could be a problem seems to me.
Thanks for your comments.

Hi Tony,
As soon as data is deleted from the cube, Data will not be available for reporting. because for any reports data is fetched from Tables, for DSO they will fetch from Active table.
So you will receive a message Data not found, if the data is deleted from Cube's table.
Assign some points, if this is helpful.
Rgs,
I.R.K

How to rollback RBS and what happens to existing data

Let's say I am using Remote Blog Storage (RBS) in one of my content database and I decide not to use anymore.
1. How can I roll back RBS?
2. What will happen to my data and how can I migrate it from RBS to how SharePoint/SQL Server stores it normally in database?

There's a few blogs around with steps such as this one:
https://alipka.wordpress.com/2010/06/19/how-to-disable-rbs-in-sharepoint-2010/
I'd tackle it in several steps.
Make sure that no new content is being externalised
Move existing content back into the database
Remove old connections
Or i'd just try doing backup and restore operations for site collections to clean databases that don't have the RBS configured.

What happens after: "Erase data after ten failed passcode attempts" ?

What happens after data is erased from the iPhone after ten passcode attempts?
Is it the same thing as Settings->General->Erase all content and settings ?
Does the iPhone essentially becomes a permanent brick, or does the iPhone appear as a fresh device that just awaits reactivating?
Thanks~!

All the user data on your phone is encrypted. When 10 failed attempt occur, the phone just securely erases the encryption key (overwrites it multiple times), then reboots. Without the encryption key present, even though all the data is still there, it cannot be decrypted and read anymore. Its just a load of random bits, and useless. The phone will just go through it's 'factory default' setup and quick format the flash ready to be used again as if it was a completely blank brand-new phone. At no point during any of this process is the system partition (the area that stores ios4) touched, so there is no danger of the phone being "bricked".
And even if the system partition was erased, you could still restore the phone using DFU mode. It's quite difficult to permanently brick an iPhone, you can recover from most problems.

HT5622 can i change my i cloud account for my i phone to match with my macpro? what happen to my data stored in my iphone can i transfer it my my macpro i cloud account specially my pictures

can i change my i cloud account from my i phone to match with my macpro i cloud account? what will happen to my data (pictures) stored with the iphone i cloud? could it be transferred to my new macpro i cloud account?

Why do you ask in the iWeb forum?

What happens to unused data?

I got my Galaxy Nexus last May, 2012. I went for the $50 device with new Verizon service sign-up. I liked the phone and the price, but I wanted to activate "tethering" to a notebook computer which I was using before starting Verizon service. If you don't have wi-fi hotspot, maybe it's because you have to order it after initiating service. I looked for the "tethering" feature when I signed-up, but didn't find it. Nevermind, I thought, I will get it later. When I ordered wi-fi hotspot later, I was sold a 3gb plan, in addition to my original 4gb plan, for total 7gb data, and for an extra $30/month cost. Okay, I was curious if I would use that much data. Last month I pushed my wireless use but just went over 4gb. I decided I don't really need 7gb data, and maybe I don't need wi-fi hotspot. I happen to have the Verizon mobile app, and looking at my data usage, I noticed a 4gb data plan with hotspot for $50. That's less than what I am paying for 7gb and I went for it. The app allows users to purchase available Verizon service features like the 4gb plan, which I did. The order got screwed-up, and I had to telephone customer service. I think I now have what I want. My issue with Verizon is it is not easy to find the best plan for my money. Why would any user purchase more data than needed? If it's true "unlimited" was canceled because hackers were re-selling excess wi-fi data, it is probably because some users were motivated by that reason. It does make one think.

It is also possible what you "think" you are paying for is not what Verizon is selling.
Think of it as a gym membership. You pay a monthly fee in order to use everything in that gym whether or not you actually even go 1 single time, every day or whether you only use 1 piece of equipment or 10 pieces of equipment. You don't pay for a month's membership and get to go UNTIL you have used every piece of equipment, your use of the gym expires at the end of the month whether or not you have used it at all or every day UNLESS you pay for another month. You don't get to use the gym any more next month because you did not make full use of it the previous month, you get to use it the exact same as your membership level indicates UNLESS you pay for a higher level of service.
THIS is how Verizon thinks of its service. You pay a monthly fee to have access to a set amount of data/minutes/texts. Whether or not you use that amount is up to you. If you don't use it that much, you should rethink the allowances you have set for yourself. You can change them at any time.
You can use ANY of it or you can use ALL of it, it is completely up to you. You can even incur additional fees if you go over your set usage, just like a gym where you can incur additional fees by utilizing services which are not included in your monthly membership payment.
And you are right, I can't blame a guy for hoping.

What happened to Customer Service?

Background: Daughter has the Samsung Intensity 2 phone but no data plan. She texts constantly and continuously hits the Verizon web browser button by accident. She closes the browser as soon as she is finished with her text if not immediately.
Problem: The monthly bills roll in with HUGE data usage fees ($250 the first month) so we thought she was living on Facebook and every other website out there. Called Customer Service but gave up after 15 minutes on hold. We went to the store but they could not tell us what websites she visited. We grounded her and threatened to take the phone away if she posted to Facebook again but the next month - same thing. Slightly lower over the next 2 months. Again went to the store - still no help - "Add a data plan to solve the issue!" Finally frustrated beyond belief - called the number and waited on hold. Meanwhile, went onto the website and found where you could easily block all web access from the phone. Also found the other complaints about the layout of the buttons on the Intensity 2 (epiphany and guilt over the groundings and yelling at the daughter each time the bill arrived.) WOW - that would have been nice to know $500 ago! Also foudn the link to the FCC announcement about the 2012 settlement for mystery data usage charges that were suppsed to be fixed. Really ****** now, I was determined to wait until I got a real person (only 5 more minutes this time.) I explained the multiple visits to the store trying to get to the bottom of the usage issue with no help and the complete lack of documentation available to the person being billed for MB of data anywhere. Nothing that says what sites where visited to create the fee or even how long the connection to the internet lasted. The Customer Service rep explained that I could access all these really cool tools online to manage the account settings (thanks found that already) but could not do anything about the bill so I asked and she put me on hold (for another 10 minutes) to talk to her Supervisor. The Customer Service Supervisor was aware of the Data Charge Task force that was ordered to be created in 2010 but it "really doesn't apply in this instance" since she "obviously" has used a lot of data and we should pay for it. I asked him if he could tell what websites she visited or for how long to justify the fees - "No but we can tell it is her phone". No kidding, really? I am now waiting for his Supervisor to call me back in the next 72 hours. I can hardly wait. meanwhile, I have put all that on hold time to use by submitting a complaint with the FCC. It's really easy to do - www.fcc.gov/consumers. You can find the settlement announcement there too.
The Solution: Find another wireless provider or hope to goodness you never have an issue because you will have to find the solution yourself and will have to pay through the nose until you do. Also may want to bookmark the fcc complaint site since you will be using it often.

Hi,
Before you begin, do you have any idea what your account password is?
I'm not asking you to tell me. I'm just pointing out that getting where you
want to go on the phone is much easier if you know your password.
You can always call Verizon and talk to a human. Granted, their website
doesn't make them easy to find, but here are the telephone numbers:
*611 from your cell, or 800.922.0204. (I highly recommend that you put these
numbers in your contacts for future reference.)
When the first menu system comes up, you want option 4, which is "Other".
The next step is an automated voice which asks you to "say" what your
question or problem is. What you want to say is, "OPERATOR."
Next it will ask for your password. If you don't know your password, just
don't enter ANYTHING.
The next thing that happens is a human being will actually answer. You can
explain your problem to them.
If you have any problems because you don't know your password, go directly
to your nearest Verizon store. I highly recommend you go on a weekday before
3 pm if you can, as that will narrow down the number of other customers.
I hope this helps.
Ian

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