How do I tell which type of airport card I have?

When I look in System Profiler it says AirPort Extreme 1.2.2. Is there a way to know if this is 8.11b/n/or g?

You probably own a MacBook Pro with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor - correct?
If so, your Mac's wireless adapter supports 802.11a/b/g as well as 802.11n.
Another way to tell: Open Network Utility (found in the Applications > Utilities folder). Under the Info Tab, choose Network Interface (en1). In the section "Model: Wireless Network Adapter," if it says (802.11a/b/g/n), you already have the 802.11n enabler installed. If it says (802.11a/b/g), you do not have the 802.11n enabler installed (and you need to run the enabler software available from Apple).

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You have to determine which G4 variant you have--some use the original card and later ones use the Extreme.
Assuming you have OS 10.3 or later, Do "About this Mac..." from the Apple menu and, in the resulting window, click "More Info..." That brings up the very useful System Profiler. The first Profiler screen you see is Hardware Overview and holds your answer.
Look at the line, "Machine Model"--could also say "Machine Identifier" if you have Leopard OS, but should be the second line. If the code is "PowerMac4,2" or "PowerMac4,5" you neeed the original Airport card. If it's "PowerMac6,1" or higher, your iMAc takes teh Extreme card.

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I just inherited an IBM ThinkCentre at work. Besides "IBM" and "ThinkCentre", I don't see any descriptive markings anywhere as to the model number or anything. I want to see if there are any drivers/firmware (BIOS), etc. updates, but can't get anywhere without the model name.
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My employer purchased it for me and I am not sure. I have the proof of purchase page. I asked for the Acrobat Pro so I could have all the features but many of the features I wanted to use say " Upgrade to edit."

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I request you to please let me know your registered email address with Adobe and the order ID, so that we can check your account details.
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How to find out which type of the driver is used in our application?

Hi all,
can anyone tell me how to find out which type of the driver is used in our application?
Thanks in advance,
Phoeniox

Hi,
Check out this...
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How can I tell which machines need a given patch?

So when I run WSUS and view the Updates Report I can type in the specific patch I'm working on (MS14-066) and it tells XX computers have it, YY computers need it, etc.
How can I tell which are the YY computers that need the patch so I can go fix them up? Is there an easy way to do that?
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How can I tell which are the YY computers that need the patch so I can go fix them up?
Run the Detailed View version of the report. There will be one (or more) pages for each update. The detailed pages list each computer, the approval status, and installation state.
However, the conventional way to address this question is to create target groups based on some classification of how you would approve updates (e.g. Desktops, Win2008R2, .NET4) and approve the updates for the *groups* of computers that should install the
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RealPlayer 11.1 for Mac from:
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http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_14157
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I did search for answers but couldn't find one that fit.
I have an iPhone and so does our son.
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How can you tell which computer that is authorized as the master?

I have several computers that I have connected my iPhone to. How can I tell which computer I should connect to before updating the operating system? I don't want to loss data if I don't have to.

I am not that familiar with Apple and iTunes and was getting help from someone who said that I can plug my iPhone into my computers but that I would have to authorize the iPhone on each but the limit is 5.
This is not accurate.
You can authorize up to 5 computers with the same iTunes account. There is no device limit for the number of iPods, iPads, and iPhones that can be synced with the same iTunes library and iTunes account on the same computer.
An iPhone can be synced with an iTunes library on one computer only, and photos can be transferred from one computer only. When transferring iTunes content and photos from another computer, all iTunes content and photos transferred from a different computer will be erased from the iPhone first.
This is why I asked - you have connected your iPhone to each one of these computers for what?
I was not sure which computer I first used. Is there a simple way to check?
No, or I would have provided that with my first reply.
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How many computers are you talking about? If 5 or less, this should take you no more than 10 minutes to determine which computer you transferred music and photos from.

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How do I tell which generation of shuffle I have?

Hello jacqueline,
See this article.
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How can I tell which catalog a missing image belongs to?
Beating a dead horse.....Everytime I need "missing images" in LR4.2, I cannot access them, even though I am looking right at the location they presntly occupy because thye image is ALREADY IN ANOTHER CATALOG.
HOW frustrating is this...going on 8 months now. But I need the images and I suppose I could just go back and reprocess 10,000 images that are missing in my collections but I have tried many solutions offered over the months that are just impractical.
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Any Ideas?

So Now I want to approach this thing from the other direction...
If let's say one image is already associated with another catalog that houses that collection, ( and the collection is important because it has the edits), i want to go to that catalog instead.
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It seems that you are now more able to both find, and distinguish, things via a folder structure - rather than via whatever classification of different catalogs you may have thought were going to be helpful to you
accordingly, having these mutiple catalogs is now getting in your way
using folders works just the same inside one big catalog, as it does inside each of two smaller catalogs.
The solution to the first two, IMO, is to merge your separate catalogs into one catalog. Then the third will kick in. You can still keep the current separate catalogs for archive or reference purposes, but the "Import from Another Catalog" function will MERGE copies of all their contents into a combined, larger catalog that you can use going forward. (The images and folders themselves, do not change in any way when you do this.)
If you wish to track which catalog each image is currently inside, you could apply some kind of keyword across all images in that catalog, before carrying out the merge. However, it sounds to me as if your folder arrangement currently mirrors the different catalogs in some way anyway - and will continue to convey the same information once combined.
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