How do I clean my cache in Library?

How do I clean the cach in Library?

Use a utility such as AppleJack or Snow Leopard Cache Cleaner - MacUpdate or CNET Downloads.

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How do I clean up cache history on iPad

How do I clean up cache history? Also I deleted about 300 yahoo emails, can I clean that up also?

If you are referring to the browser (Safari) cache....
Settings -> Safari -> Clear Cookies and Data
Not sure about the email. iMap email will follow the folder settings in Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendars.

How Can I Clean Memory, Cache...And Boost Memory On Playbook (like clean & boost memory on Blackberry phone)?

Dear bros, I have a question which I concern about: How Can I Clean Memory, Cache...And Boost Memory On Playbook (like clean & boost memory on Blackberry phone)? I want to to this because I want my playbook run smoothly.
Thanks all.

The PlayBook manages memory through the OS, there's no 'memory cleaner' like on the BlackBerry phones.
In the browser, there are settings to clear cache, cookies and history which do improve the browser performance.
You may want to try and change the PlayBook multitasking mode. Go into Settings - General and change 'Application Behaviour'. Showcase is full multitasking (slower), Paused pauses all programs when minimised and makes the PlayBook save battery and run a little faster.
Hope that helps.
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How Do I Clean Up My iTunes Library? I Seem To Have Music In and Out

On my hard drive I have a directory set up:
-- Macintosh HD
-- -- Users
-- -- -- my name
-- -- -- -- Music
-- -- -- -- -- itunes
-- -- -- -- -- -- itunes music
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- music
Even though the bulk of my music is in "music" (the one after "downloads" and before "mobile applications") somehow I've ended up with some albums at the "itunes music" level.
You see somehow I've got a New Pornographers, a Todd Rungren, ... on the same level as the "music" folder.
The "music" folder houses the vast majority of my music.
No idea how I did this move. Is there any harm? Should I do anything about it?

Here are typical layouts for the iTunes folders:
If you have upgraded from version 8 (or earlier) to iTunes 9 (or later) at some point, then your media folder (everything inside the red outline) may still be called iTunes Musicinstead of iTunes Media. The extra Music folder inside the media folder is used if you have allowed iTunes to Upgrade to iTunes Media Organization (iTunes 9) or used File > Library > Organize Library > Reorganize files in the folder "<Media Folder>" (iTunes 10). Depending on your choices for Keep iTunes Media folder organized and Copy files to iTunes Media folder when adding to library plus a little bug in which one build changed the name of the file storing the choice of layout it is quite easy for some of your files to be organized according to one layout and some the other.
Assuming you're happy letting iTunes organize your files the following steps should tidy things up (should it be necessary):
1. Select File > Library > Organize Library... > Tick Reorganize files in the folder "<Media Folder>" and click OK. Skip if this option is greyed out (already upgraded) or you prefer the older layout.
2. Select File > Library > Organize Library... > Tick Consolidate files and click OK. This will bring any files currently organised outside the designated media folder into it. NB This will create duplicate copies of any file that needs to be consolidated, and you will need to manually clean up afterwards.
3. Select Edit > Preferences > Advanced tab, uncheck Keep iTunes Media folder organized and click OK.
4. Select Edit > Preferences > Advanced tab, check Keep iTunes Media folder organized and click OK. This triggers iTunes into reorganizing everything according to your preferences.
5. (Optional) Close iTunes, rename the folder iTunes Music as iTunes Media then restart iTunes. Check under Edit > Preferences > Advanced tab that the location has automatically updated. If you can't access the media for any reason just undo the folder rename.
PS If you really prefer the older layout, but it is already in the new one then edit the file called .iTunes Preferences.plist in your media folder and change the integer from 1 to 0 before doing step 3.
tt2

How do I clean up my IPhoto Library?

I have over 100,000 photos in my IPhoto Library and with Faces it is totally un manageble. I have perhaps 20% duplicates that I would like to clean up. I have about 325 different faces recognized.
Now my IPhoto seems to be in a permanent loop. Not sure exactly how to start to clean up this mess. I have been using a Mac for about a year and am still not very conversant with Apple vocabulary.
Love the tools available on the mac, but need to learn to use it appropriately. Have installed Aperature, but it is so slow that I almost never use it. Now IPhoto is getting to be the same.
Somehow I need to start over and either divide up my photos into different libraries by time or something to make them manageable.
Please help me!

Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
You can search iPhoto for duplicates using Duplicate Annihilator
You can use iPhoto Library Manager to split a large library into smaller ones. Note at this time there is no way to move faces and places data. However the next version of iPhoto Library Manager (currently in beta) will have this ability. It might be worth waiting a few days.
Noting your comment on the speed of Aperture as well: the largest impact on speed comes from too little RAM and too little HD space. How much of each do you have? Particularly how much Free Space on the HD.
Regards
TD

How do i clean out caches

Hello everyone-
I am travelling and am away from my 27" Mac *twitch*
Anyway, I am working on some edits on my MacBook Pro and I need to clear up some space. I wanted to clear out the cache folder but wanted to be sure what to delete and what to keep before I go any further.
Any suggestions? Tips?
Help!
Thanks!

Yep, I use Time Machine, but I've never needed it to fix a problem with CleanMyMac. I take it you've had a bad experience? The link you posted above goes to a discussion where somebody used it to remove an Apple program called Aperture which likely uses shared resources. Not the smartest idea, and certainly not something I would ever do.
From my point of view CleanMyMac is pretty good and gives me a fast way to clean out the caches and junk. It also gives me a useful way of completely removing 3rd party Apps and their junk when I want to uninstall. It probably helps to know what you're doing and to know what you're selecting to be cleaned...
Any cleaner program can cause problems if you don't know what you or it are doing. Luckily I do.
To Lboogie111, if you're at the stage where your MBP is running out of space and you need to clear cache files to get some space back, you're likely going to have bigger problems. It's not usually a good idea to run with your drive nearly full. It can cause all kinds of weird problems.
I would recommend you consider upgrading your HDD to a bigger one.

How do I clean up my music library?

I have as many as 4 copies of several songs in my iTunes library, I see that I even have a "Over the limit" warning in my Used Space on the iPhone! How do I get the "extras" off without deleting everything??? ~ Thanks, Steve

Use Shift > View > Show Exact Duplicate Items as this is normally a more useful selection. You need to manually select all but one of each group to remove. If you have multiple references to the same files then don't send to the recycle bin. Use my DeDuperscript if you're not sure or don't want to do it by hand. See this thread for background and please take note of the warning to backup your library before deduping.
(If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to show it temporarily or CTRL+B to keep it displayed)
Sometime iTunes can become confused as to what is and isn't on the device already. In the worst case you may need to backup and then restore the device to remove the "over limit" warning.
tt2

How do I fully cancel a synchronization with flickr? How do I clean up my get my Aperture library to accurately reflect what's on Flickr?

I went to add one photo to my Flickr site yesterday and I must have had the whole project selected because it started to upload all 635 photos in the project. I realized this about an hour later when I came back and I managed to pause the synchronization, but I can't seem to cancel it. Clicking on Cancel Task doesn't do anything.
I need to cancel the rest of the synchronization, and then what I would like to do is somehow make sure that what I've chosen to be in my Flickr account is what Aperture thinks should be in Flickr account.
I went into my Flickr account and deleted all of the ones I didn't want. I ended up keeping more than the one I intended to upload, but I sure didn't want all of them. So, right now, the Flickr account is correct, but my Aperture Flickr library is probably all screwed up. How do I clean up my Aperture library to accurately reflect what's in Flickr?
Before I just upgraded to the latest version (after upgrading to Mountain Lion) when I tried to synch to the main Flickr set I've been working in, I got a message saying that Aperture could only add the first 500 photos (I only had about 110 photos in the set), so I'm wondering if I had already somehow accidentally added everything at that point, but it wouldn't do it, then I upgraded and now it's trying to synch everything.
OS: Mountain Lion
Aperture: 3.3.2
Thanks.

I went to add one photo to my Flickr site yesterday and I must have had the whole project selected because it started to upload all 635 photos in the project. I realized this about an hour later when I came back and I managed to pause the synchronization, but I can't seem to cancel it. Clicking on Cancel Task doesn't do anything.
I need to cancel the rest of the synchronization, and then what I would like to do is somehow make sure that what I've chosen to be in my Flickr account is what Aperture thinks should be in Flickr account.
I went into my Flickr account and deleted all of the ones I didn't want. I ended up keeping more than the one I intended to upload, but I sure didn't want all of them. So, right now, the Flickr account is correct, but my Aperture Flickr library is probably all screwed up. How do I clean up my Aperture library to accurately reflect what's in Flickr?
Before I just upgraded to the latest version (after upgrading to Mountain Lion) when I tried to synch to the main Flickr set I've been working in, I got a message saying that Aperture could only add the first 500 photos (I only had about 110 photos in the set), so I'm wondering if I had already somehow accidentally added everything at that point, but it wouldn't do it, then I upgraded and now it's trying to synch everything.
OS: Mountain Lion
Aperture: 3.3.2
Thanks.

Cleaning the "cache" of internet sites (URL's) stored

How do I clean the "cache" of internet sites (URL's) stored on my computer?
Where are cookies stored?
I cannot find where these are stored, though a technician showed me once.

Under Safari's History menu select Clear History at the bottom of the listing.
To clear Cookies open Safari Preferences > Privacy and locate the button to clear cookies.
If you enable the Develop menu then you can empty all caches from it. Should find that under the Advanced icon in the preferences toolbar.

Cleaning the cache

How do I clean my cache files? is that something we do as a rutine?
Is the program MacKeeper safe to clean the cache files?
Am I suppost to keep my firewall enable? this is my first Mac and as happy as I am I would like to keep it in great shape!! Thank you so much

Use your machine normally.
From the X Lab's Maintaining Mac OS X
System and User cache cleaning are troubleshooting steps, not part of regular maintenance.
Caches are used to improve the performance of both the operating system and applications. Removing System and User cache files for other than troubleshooting purposes defeats the purpose of cache files, which will be rebuilt automatically at your next restart or login, adding time to those processes.
Potential side effects of System-level cache cleaning are discussed in our "Side effects of System cache cleaning" FAQ.
Accordingly, cache cleaning can be an important troubleshooting step, such as when used in our"Resolving Disk, Permission, and Cache Corruption" FAQ, but it is not regular maintenance.

I have duplicative song files in my library that are grayed out. This seems to cause a syncing problem to my ipod or iphone. How can I clean up this mess?

I chose to let iTunes rearrange my files and it appears to have duplicated them in my computer's drive. So now I have the same folders/files directly under my D drive (second computer hard drive) and also in the iTunes Music Folder that iTunes created. Wasn't sure what to do so I did another import and now I have files in my library that are grayed out with the small i symbol in the circle next to them. I also have the working (bolded) files too. How can I clean this up?

Musicman05 wrote:
Is there a way to override the 256kbps "conversion" when uploading to iCloud?
No. All music that is mirrored in the cloud will be AAC@256 Kbps.
Musicman05 wrote:
Along the same lines, if I "download" a song from my library to my iPhone, then plug my iPhone into my computer and sync the song file from my computer, will the higher quality original file overwrite the 256 one?
No, because with iTunes Match enabled on an iOS device traditional syncing of music via USB is disabled. All music management is done directly on the device.
Musicman05 wrote:
Also, if I want to syncronize another computer using iTunes match, how can I get the higher quality audio files? Will I simply have to transport all of them by an exernal hard drive or thumb drive?
You will first have to copy the high-quality audio files to the computer, add them to the iTunes library then enable iTunes Match.

How to use Cache Management Library (CML) for custom applications?

Hello,
We are planning the migration of multiple applications (J2EE, Portal, Web-Dynpro for Java) from 7.01 to 7.3 and we would like to replace some custom cache implementations with a central cache management provided by the SAP Web-AS Java.
Several SAP standard services (e.g. UME, Configuration Manager, Scheduler) seems to use the "Cache Management Library" (CML):
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw73/helpdata/en/4a/f833eb306628d2e10000000a42189b/frameset.htm]
Such caches can be monitored using SAP Management Console (AS Java Caches).
Portal Runtime (cache_type=CML) and Web Page Composer can also be configured to use CML:
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw73/helpdata/en/49/d822a779cf0e80e10000000a42189b/frameset.htm]
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp2ru/helpdata/en/13/76db395a3140fcb17b8d24f5966766/frameset.htm]
So our questions:
How to use CML for custom applications?
Is there any example or documentation available?
Kind Regards,
Dirk

Thanks Vidyut! You've answered my question.
I placed the jar file in the $CATALINA_HOME/shared/lib directory. But where should I place the taglib TLD file? And how should I reference it in web.xml?
Currently, my web.xml is as follows and it doesn't work.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
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PUBLIC "-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Web Application 2.3//EN"
"http://java.sun.com/dtd/web-app_2_3.dtd">
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<taglib-uri>http://abc.com</taglib-uri>
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</taglib>
</web-app>
Thanks again!
Joe

Song Pop doesn't load anymore. Do I have to clean the cache? If so, how do I do that?

I have a Mac Book Pro. I have been playing Song Pop for about 6 months. However, just starting today, Song Pop doesn't load. The record on the title page of Song Pop just keeps spinning. I saw someplace online that I might have to clean the cache. Is that so? If so, how do I do that? Thank you.

Hi Mike,
Just as Hsbal said, we can use a connection string for ODBC, so that we don’t have to pre-create the DSN on the systems that will be running the SSIS package.
Please note that most of the Source can use a connection string without DSN. Please use the correct connection string based on the source. For more details, please refer to the following document:
http://www.mattmasson.com/2013/11/using-hive-odbc-from-ssis/
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How do I clean out the flash player cache?

How do I clean out the flash player cache? I'm told by zynga to clean it out...I play games. I don't know how to do it. Thanks in advance

i-phony wrote:
Thanks for your helpful reply. If most of my website visitors are using Safari browser (( iPhone, iPad devices )) what type of flash should we use in the headers?
www.i-phony.com
I hope to use my previous flash designs.
Best regards
Since Apple designed iOS (per Steve Jobs' insistence) to be specifically incompatible with Flash, I wouldn't worry about what Flash content to use in headers for devices that can never, and will never, be able to see it.
I stopped using Flash for anything in my websites about six months ago, converting what I had to HTML5 (MP4) and any new content that would have previously been done in Flash is going the be the same.

Hi There! I have a question on Kernel Task-Threat. How can I clean my computer? This is the message --Warning: SUID file "System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/ARDAg ent" has been modified and will not be repaired.

Hi There! I have a question on Kernel Task-Threat. How can I clean my computer? This is the message that persists when cleaning disc--Warning: SUID file “System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/ARDAg ent” has been modified and will not be repaired.

That's a routine message and it means nothing. Don't waste your time repairing permissions unless you know you have a problem that can be solved that way, which you probably never will.

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