Has anyone tried publishing for Ouya yet?

Just curious if anyone has tried AIR on the Ouya yet, and your thoughts if so. Despite the mixed reviews about the system, I'm interested in developing for it, but I'd like to hear an AIR developer's experience with the system if possible.

I've just received the Quicken version for Lion and it crashed on four of my five files. The 5th file didnot show all the quotes. I searched the web and found that the new version is having problems with the Quote file. I tried the suggestion from Intuit. See following URL.
http://quicken.intuit.com/support/help/quicken-mac-2007-for-lion-crashes-on-lion /SLN59495.html
With the above you loss all your security quotes and need to repopulate the data file. I suggest that you try the following process on a Snow Leopard system.
To avoid a corrupt Quote file perform the following before moving to Lion. This process will give the Lion version a fresh Quote file.
1. Start Quicken with you data file
2. Open File > Export > Selected Items to QIF...
3. Check only the box for Securities
4. Quick Quicken
5. Hold down the Control key and single-click (or right-click) your data file
6. Select Show Package Contents from the pop-up menu
7. Control + click on the Quotes file, select Move to Trash
8. Start Quicken with you data file
9. Open File > Import > From QIF...
10. Quick Quicken
Now all my files run on the Lion version with all the quote values.

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Has anyone tried this more recently? Would like to know your experience.
Jim

Honeycroft wrote:
I'm interested to hear the merits of jail breaking? Why can't it be discussed James, it's a free world!
Because it is contrary to the term of use you agreed to when you registered for this forum and began posting. If you want to know more it, you will need to go elsewhere.

HT201342 I got a notice there is an icloud email reserved for me. It reads like I will get all my icloud mail in my .me acc't along with my me mail. Double of the mail? Has anyone tried this icloud mail yet?

The notice reads like I will receive my icloud emails in my icloud AND my me acc'ts. Double the amount of email? Also, I tried to set up the icloud acct in my mac mail preferences and it says the me acct is already set up. Why would I need 2 different email extensions if it's the same acct? This is weird. Has anybody tried this new icloud email?

You can use @icloud.com or @me.com to send and receive emails from. They share the same inbox. You won't get double the mail.
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Has anyone used MDC for R/3 Systems?

Hello,
We have a custom transaction that we run against our R/3 (ECC 6.0) system that's performing poorly. Adding an index helped but it's not enough to make the transaction run within the 10 minute timeout period configured for dialog processes. I am testing defining the table as an MDC table. I know SAP supports this for BI systems but has anyone tried it for R/3?
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Florencio

Hello Florencio,
here I have to correct Maltes statement.
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To find out what exactly is supported by the ABAP DDIC, please refer to chapter 7.3 ('Tables and Indexes') in the [DB2 Database Administration Guide|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f03d5fb8-b619-2b10-c383-c6d56872829e]. Not all features are supported in all R/3 versions.
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Regards,
Johannes

Has anyone tried Displayport to VGA adaptor for T410S?

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Lenovo DisplayPort to VGA Monitor Cable 57Y4393
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

Does the T410s not have a VGA port built right in? I know my T510 does and I'm almost certain the regular (non-"s") T410 has one.
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Has anyone tried this? AutoMailMerge Plug-in for Adobe Acrobat

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http://youtu.be/gNOfgBClIvQ
http://youtu.be/qKhmZbVgywk
http://youtu.be/eeQzOycTlOU
http://youtu.be/RS5Ct3I8Yrs
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Has anyone tried to trade in the their iphone5 for the gift card that can be used to buy iphone6?

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Ciao a tt!
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Has anyone tried REAL VNC client for Mac OSX? Is it worth the money?

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Thanks

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