13.1 source formatting broken (Mac)

I see the update news this morning and I'm like "Cool! Maybe I'll give old DW another chance, it's been such a long time, lets see how it's matured!"
Five min in I notice that auto-indent and "apply source formatting" are both broken. I just assumed this was the tip of the iceberg and went back to doing work with SublimeText.

Ya, I could use some help... justifying my 50$/month payment.
Dreamweaver continues to have an identity crisis, like many adobe products. Who exactly is Adobe targeting with this app?
Where exactly do Adobe edge code and reflow fit into this equation? Will they be part of DW one day? Or will they pull a "Fireworks" and kill them in favor of an inferior bloated legacy product?
These lingering, nerve-wracking questions have forced many pros to look for alternatives to Adobe products. Some of which have become pretty solid.
So, back to you're original question, yes, if it isn't obvious, this is a rant. :)

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I had formatted my mac book pro few days back & before doing so i had copied the iphoto library & backed it up on a external hard drive. After formatting i installed the mountain lion & i see there was no iPhoto so i had to buy & download again. Once done with this i copied the iphoto library into the picture folder & also did open it with the iphoto. This is about 25 gb og my photos. So thn i deleted the backup in the external hard drive. But now today after couple of days i open my iphoto & i see no photos at all, there is absoulety nothing. dont know where all my photos are gone . & i have deleted my trash couple of times in the last few days. Is there any way to retierive these photos.I am lost.. n totally heart broken. Please help.

No
And there was no reason to pruchase iPhoto again - it comes with yooru computer and could have been installed form the original source
since you have no backup the only possible way to recover your photos (but not your iPhoto library) is disk recovery software like file salvage
Not having a backup means that you are 100% Guarenteed to lose all of yoru files including your photos sooner or later - thingk do happen - in fact one probably just did - you must always have good backups (I have three) if your photos and files are important to you
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Find & fix broken Mac files || make my Mac cleaner

Good afternoon folks,
I have decided to clean up all the mess in my Mac a little bit.
So, I would like to ask you:
is there any software (or maybe I could do something by myself to deal with this issue) which could find and fix broken Mac files?
is there any software (or maybe I could do something by myself to deal with this issue) which could make my Mac cleaner, like deleting cache or broken "trash" files, in other words, by this way making my Mac work faster?
Talking about my Mac, it is a new MacBook pro 15-inch model, with the highest specifications, which was bought in this June. It has also installed Mac OS, Lion inside.
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is there any software (or maybe I could do something by myself to deal with this issue) which could find and fix broken Mac files?
If you think your hard drive is corrupt, repair it as Sonicray has suggested. As to whether the contents of a file are bad, only the program that created the file can possibly know that, except for certain standard formats like JPEG. What kind of files are you worried about?
is there any software (or maybe I could do something by myself to deal with this issue) which could make my Mac cleaner, like deleting cache or broken "trash" files, in other words, by this way making my Mac work faster?
There are many programs that will clean your caches to "make your Mac faster." Which begs the question: why is the cache there in the first place? To give cache cleaners something to do? No. The answer is that the cache is there to keep your Mac running fast, and constantly clearing it out interferes with that and will actually harm performance! Clearing caches should be a troubleshooting step only, not regular maintenance as many would have you believe.
Not sure what "broken trash files" are...
Basically, your Mac does not need any constant fussing-with to keep it running well, like a Windows machine does. Keep about 10% or more of the hard drive free at all times, check the hard drive with Disk Utility before installing any system updates, and keep a good set of backups. That's about all you need to do regularly.

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Hi People.
I recently bought a beige g3. It has 192 mb ram and a 8gb hd.
I took the hard disk and connected it to a firewire case to duplicate my os 9 system from my g4 computer. When I placed the drive back in the g3, I tought it would be nice to conect it to the zif (is it called so?), I mean, the card that is atached next to the pci slots, with ata and scsi ports, so that I could remove it whenever I wanted.
The mac didnt start up, and a chip in the zif card smells like it smoke. Now, when I start the computer, there is a broken mac icon (not a system folder icon but a broken computer icon).
I dont know if this could be fixed... I installed all parts in the places they were before but it wont start up.
Any help will be apreciated. I was so happy with my new old mac...
Pepo

Grant. I did not get back to you earlier because I wanted to make some tests.
The machine would not start up from any os cd. I disconected the hard drive and then it did start up (from cd of course). Replaced the hard disk and now everything is fine, Still the burned hard disk works perfect in a firewire enclosure. However, If I try to format it in os 9, it tells me it is unsuported... So I think some part of the disk got burned and was hanging the g3.
The personality card has a burned chip, but still, audio in and out work, but there is a lot of audio interference...
But it was thanks to you that I kept testing, otherwise I would have persisted with the idea that the computer would never start up again.
So thanks again.
BTW, I have been to Boston, beautiful city.
Pepo

How to format my mac book pro without the installation disk ?

However, I do not have the installation disk. So the question remains as is the title: How do I format my Mac without the installation disk? i bought this mac book pro last year and im not sure if the warrantly is expired yet. If there is noway to format it without the disk, am i able to purchase the disk in apple store? Many thanks.

You don't. You need the installation disk. You can't buy the disk in an Apple store. You need to call AppleCare and order one. Have you serial number handy. To check your warranty status:
https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do

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I was recently able to purchase an Old G5 from work and I would like to format it. The grey install discs that are included at purchase from mac have long since been trashed (why anyone would do that blows my mind). I have an install disc of OSX Leopard could I use that to format the computer? On a side note I can buy up 2 more g5's however they also don't have the discs or even a harddrive. So assuming I buy a mac formatted harddrive's could those also be Salvaged? They're selling them for $50 so I don't want to pass up on them if I can get them working.

1. If it's a retail disk and not one which originally shipped with a Mac, yes. Note that it doesn't contain iLife or the Apple Hardware Test.
2. If there's nothing else wrong with the other two, yes. The drive doesn't need to come formatted for Mac OS X; it can be reformatted.
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Since I upgraded to 10.9.5, my macbook no longer recognizes my external hard drive. How do I fix this? External hard drive is a 1TB Toshiba formatted for mac. Worked fine until latest upgrade.

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Solved the problem by dumping my external HD onto another computer. Re-formatting and re-installing the data. Not what I wanted to do but it solved the problem.

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i just got my iPod a couple days ago used from best buy and hooked it up from my mac not aware that it was formatted for windows. when i try to restore my iPod it just freezes up my computer. do i really need it formatted for mac in order to get good performance?

Right. If you restored it in Windows the iPod will still be formatted for Windows.
Now see if you can restore it on your mac.
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I have a 32 GB iPod classic, about 7 yrs. old. It is formatted to Mac, but I no longer have access to a Mac. Can I reformat it to PC (yuk!) without losing my music or screwng it up?

I have a 32 GB iPod classic, about 7 yrs. old. It is formatted to Mac, but I no longer have access to a Mac. Can I reformat it to PC (yuk!) without losing my music or screwng it up?

You need to transfer the music from your iPod on to your iTunes library on your PC, since that is where you are currently syncing and where you are signed into iTunes Match. It doesn't matter that you were previously syncing it with a Mac, and you won't need to reinstall iTunes on your PC. But you will have to use 3rd party software such as Touch Copy to transfer any music not purchased from the iTunes store from your iPod to your iTunes library. Here's another guide on this, which is shoter and you may find easier to follow: Syncing to a "New" Computer or replacing a "crashed" Hard Drive. Also, if you're using iTunes 11, go to View>Show Sidebar. This will make it easier to follow along with these guides.

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I´m traveling, and want to use my ipod 4G on my friend´s computer - windows xp. But when I connect the ipod, iTunes says this "iTunes has detected an iPod formatted on Macintosh. You must reformat this iPod to use it on XP".
Is this for real???? Is there no way to use it without reformatting?
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Is your iPod actually Mac formatted or is this an incorrect message? If your iPod is formatted for Mac it won't run natively on a PC because Windows operating systems don't recognize Mac OS-formatted disks (HFS or HFS Plus formats). Mac formatted iPods can only be used on a PC that has a third party helper program such as XPlay or MacDrive installed: How to determine your iPod's disk format
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You may have downloaded Lion. You can create a bootable flashdrive. There are many tutos on the web, such as this one : http://macs.about.com/od/macoperatingsystems/ss/Create-A-Bootable-Flash-Drive-Wi th-Os-X-Lion-Installer.htm.
You can also burn an install DVD.
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I have my WD Hardrive formatted to my mac book air and have transfered files in the past with no problem- is it formatted to Mac OS Extended (Journaled) so I am not sure where I am going wrong considering its always been fine in the past..
There is plenty of space left on the HD?
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My laptop is almost at capacity memory wise and I really need to offload some things to my HD ASAP!
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I meet all those requirements. core 2 duo and latest snow leopard. I have a late 2006 mac book. Maybe that's why. Its telling me that my hard drive isn't formatted correctly but it is formatted as they ask. It's not the hard drive that came with the macbook though.

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Just search for Winclone on this forum and on Goggle.

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I'm having a difficult time following, I understand English isn't your native language. You may have good luck with Google Translate.
Also please read Pondini's Time Machine FAQs & Time Machine Troubleshooting.

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The proper way to "clean" a computer before selling it is to zero the hard drive. This will make all your data irretrievable.
Steps for zeroing the drive Disk Utility:
1. Insert your Mac OS X CD-ROM disc or Restore DVD disc, then restart the computer while holding the C key until you see the spinning gear.
2. Once started up from CD or DVD, choose Disk Utility from the Installer menu.
Important: Do not click Continue in the first screen of the Installer. If you do, you must restart from disc to access Disk Utility.
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13.1 source formatting broken (Mac)

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