How to activate mail and games?

How can I start activating mail and games?

Add your email accounts to the iPad by going to Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendars>Add Account. Make a selction from the next window and enter the appropriate information.
What games? You can download games in the App Store. Even if you want to use Game Center you still need to install those games.

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I have a iPad2 you tell me how to view movies and games to use facebook

I have a iPad2 you tell me how to view movies and games to use facebook.
Thanks and best regards,
Luigi Vitali

Hi Luigi,
well, your Question is not very concrete.
you can watch Film with Itunes. You can rent or buy there Movies.
You also can sync movies from your mac to the Ipad - just add them to the Mediathek and sync the Folder/File. Quick Time give you the Function - put these open Video File to Itunes. You also have the possibilty in imvoie.
With Facebook games, i cant help help you - i dont like Facebook, and i dont use this service. But when these games are Flash Games you arenot able to use them with you Ipad, because ipad have not Flash support.

How to remove mails (and attachments) permanently?

Hi!
I just realized my Archive.mbox (~/Library/Mail/V2/Mailboxes) is quite big (8.5GB) and I decided to remove old mails with large attachments.
As I use GMail account via POP3, first I removed mails from the Google account and I freed up about 1.5GB extra space. Later, I searched for mails with attachments in Mail.app, then sorted then and started to remove and emptied the trash. This operation was quite weird as some of them where moved to the Trash folder, some not.
As I was controlling the space of the Mailboxes folder this is what I noticed:
- Archive.mbox - the size of the mbox didn't change (anyone know why?)
- Deleted Messages.mbox increases while removing another mails then decreased while wiping it out (this is what I expected)
In summary, I removed a lot of mails and didn't free up ANY space! Does anyone know how to do it properly?
Also, while googling I found out about "Mail Downloads" folder which is moved from Library to ~/Library/Containers/com.apple.mail/Data/Library/Mail Downloads. As I set "Remove unedited downloads" to "When Mail Quits" can I simply remove all subdirs from this dictionary to save some space? This folder is only used for copy of attachments, right?
Thanks for anwers,
Bart

Each IMAP account it's own Archive folder. POP accounts all share the same Archive folder.
I removed a POP account in Mail but the archive messages did not delete. You would need to move them out of the Archive folder then trash to remove if you have archived other POP account messages. However, if it's only the one account, you can manually delete this folder in the User's Library then rebuild the Mail index.
Quit Mail
Go to the User's Library folder. This folder is hidden by default. To unhide: Select the Finder in the Dock. Under Go in the Menu bar > hold down the Option key and you’ll see the Library.
Scroll to Mail folder.
Mailboxes folder stores the "On My Mac" messages. IMAP accounts store it's Archive folder in the account's folder.
In Mailboxes you'll find the Archive folder. Delete.
In the MailData folder, delete the 3 files with envelope in the name.
Open Mail and it will reindex your messages.
Let me know if this helps.

How to reinstall mail and restore preferences

Mail is going crazy on my MBP and MP. I am on IMAP and the spam functions on both my mac won't work. I have tried a restore and nothing will change. I have some rules and preferences that I would like to keep. How do I uninstall mail and do a clean reinstall? I have app cleaner. I also want to reload my junk mail rules and signatures.
Cheers.

"Mail is going crazy," is not a very descriptive explanation of your issues. You should provide some details, i.e, what mail service provider are you sing, what error messages are you getting, are you using Mail's junk filtering or a program like SpamSieve, have you tried deleting the Mail accounts and adding them back?
In any case, don't delete the Mail app, unless you want to reinstall Mavericks, the only way to get it back.

How to restore Mail and Safari from TM

Here's the background... I posed this question earlier today...
Just got my daughter a new 2.4GHz/160GB HDD/Wht Macbook for college. when she was running the initial setup for User/Account/Shortcut name she input her email user name as her shortcut account name (the name that appears in Finder under Places with the house icon).
Question is - can the name she enter that appears in Finder under Places with the house icon be changed or renamed??
Niel answered/solved the question via the following instruction:
Open the Accounts pane of System Preferences, release the padlock, control-click her name, choose Advanced Options, and change the settings.
end background info.
So, being the idiot Dad that I am... I decide to do the same on my 2 year old iMac (that was working wonderfully I might add) only to find out that my ALL my mail and associated folders "On My Mac" disappeared as well as ALL my Safari bookmarks, Dock, Menu Bar and you knows what else changed and/or dissappeared. Its like the system did an OS reset. YIKES! Niel's instruction didn't indicate this... not that it's his fault - its mine! Niel's instruction worked fine on a NEW Mac, but changed things terribly on my 2yr iMac.
So "my" question is - how can I recover from this??
Did multiple TM backups on 7/12/08. went to restore latest 7/12/08 backup but wasn't really sure what to backup. I hope I'm not messed up and can recover from this. My name change was so minor I feel like an idiot for doing it and these discussion groups have ALWAYS helped. So please - HELP me again. Can I or should I do a complete system restore to get me back or does this apparent OS reset mean I'm screwed? Also, never done a restore yet, so I'm kind of worried I'll make things worse. I LOVED my machine before I made the change and would LOVE to get back. Any and all input welcomed.
Signed,
Dummy Daddy

Should I call you Daddy, or just Dummy? (LOL),
You have one of two options. If you really want to use the new name, you can do so, but it will entail using the command line (Terminal). It's a pretty easy thing to do, though.
Another option is to just go back to the "Accounts" pane, and reverse the change you made.
Your old HOME folder, along with all the things you are now missing, is still there. If you have any doubts, look in the "Users" folder for it. Do not "monkey" with it until you decide which of the above options you would like to use.
Post back with your choice, and I'll provide instructions.
Scott

How to move Mail and Address book content from 10.3 emac to 10.5 iMac

How do I move Mail and Address book content from my old 10.3 emac to my new 10.5 Leopard iMac directly, or do I have to move the names etc, one by one?
Richard

I cannot find a migration assistant. I have copied the Mail and Address Book applications over from 10.3 to 10.5 and tried using mailboxes import, but 10.5 Mail will not accept any of the options. The same for address book. Can you give more specific instructions?
The applications, Mail and Address Book, don't actually store your data in the application. So, moving the applications over to your new computer will have no useful effect and could be detrimental if you replaced the newer versions with the old.
Migration Assistant is in you Utilities folder and should have asked to be run during the installation.
Your Mail data is stored in yourUserName/Library/Mail. The Address Book data is stored in yourUserName/Library/Application Support/AddressBook. If your new installation is blank with no data, you can actually replace those directories on the 10.5 version with the old. For Mail, you also have to get the com.apple.mail.plist file from your old username/Library/Preferences/ folder and put it in the new 10.5 folder of the same name. Once that is done, when you open Mail and Address Book, they will update the data to the new format.
Migration Assistant will do all of this for you.
EDIT: Based on roam's comments, you may have to move the Mail manually. You can also just bring the Mail directory over to the 10.5 machine and use Mail's Import command to get all the mail out of the old Mail directory.
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How to activate Career and Job at ESS/MSS

I need to activate Career and Job section ?
How do you do this ?
With regards,
Gopala

You need to know which release you are on first ie WD JAVA OR WD ABAP as Jwala stated and then check roles assigned to the user Check in LPD_CUST > ESS MENU > read here for example http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_05/helpdata/en/cd/1c7eb674214a3b8b62e6fe7f4bb0cf/content.htm?frameset=/en/25/340b0507434193adbfe3f8fc8896c7/frameset.htm

How to delete mail and trash in OSX 10.9.2 without opening them

How do you delete mail and trash in OSX 10.9.2 without opening them. I don't want to open suspect mail that might cause a problem.

I think you can just drag it to the trash folder. Otherwise you have to select it and press delete. If you have the preview window going, just selecting it will open it. So you have to have the preview window closed.
P.S.
I don't think you can get into any trouble just opening a message in Apple Mail.

How to restore MAIL and ability to update software

By accident, I erased all website data. Now no MAIL and no updates.

General File Recovery
If you stop using the drive it's possible to recover deleted files that have not been overwritten by using recovery software such as Data Rescue II, File Salvage or TechTool Pro. Each of the preceding come on bootable CDs to enable usage without risk of writing more data to the hard drive. Two free alternatives are Disk Drill and TestDisk. Look for them and demos at MacUpdate or CNET Downloads. Recovery software usually provide trial versions that enable you to determine if the software would help before actually paying for it. Beyond this or if the drive has completely failed, then you would need to send the drive to a recovery service which is very expensive.
The longer the hard drive remains in use and data are written to it, the greater the risk your deleted files will be overwritten.
Also visit The XLab FAQs and read the FAQ on Data Recovery.
Recover Files in The Trash
If you simply put files in the Trash you can restore them by opening the Trash (left-click on the Trash icon) and drag the files from the Trash to your Desktop or other desired location. OS X also provides a short-cut to undo the last item moved to the Trash -press COMMAND-Z.
If you empty the Trash the files are gone. If a program does an immediate delete rather than moving files to the Trash, then the files are gone. Recovery is possible but you must not allow any additional writes to the hard drive - shut it down. When files are deleted only the directory entries, not the files themselves, is modified. The space occupied by the files has been returned to the system as available for storage, but the files are still on the drive. Writing to the drive will then eventually overwrite the space once occupied by the deleted files in which case the files are lost permanently. Also if you save a file over an existing file of the same name, then the old file is overwritten and cannot be recovered.

How to delink Mail and Address Book?

I do not want MAIL to use email addresses in my ADDRESS BOOK. Is there a way to "delink" MAIL and ADDRESS BOOK?

If you can tell us why, we might be able to provide workaround.
You could also take all of the emails out of Address Book, then there won't be any integration.

How to restore mail and address book?

I recently had to reformat my hard drive and I had backed up my entire home directory. I would like to either restore everything in these two programs, or consolidate the data with that on another computer. Where do I find the files? I assumed it would be in Library somewhere, but I can't find them, what are they called, and how do I get the data back into the programs?

You will find the Mail data in /Home/Library/Mail/. Address Book and iCal data are in /Home/Library/Applications Support/. The preference files are in /Home/Library/Preferences/ and will begin with "com.apple.".
Copy the appropriate files and folders to their corresponding locations on your computer.

How to restore Mail and iphoto after a complete OS reinstall

Hi
I have searched as best I can to see if anyone has asked the same question, but no luck.
I want to do a complete reinstall of Leopard. I have an external HD and have activated TM so as far as I know I have a full back up.
Once I reloaded the OS can i bring back my Mail set up as it is. By this I mean, is there a way to restore all my folders, emails and settings?
Also with iphoto, can i bring it all back in as it is now?
I fully understand how to get a file back using TM, it seems pretty easy, but applications seem a little more difficult.
Please can someone give me some advice on this.
Many many thanks
Stewart

So you intend to erase (or replace) your boot disk and install Leopard on it, right? After the installation finishes, you'll be asked to create your account etc etc etc. The very last step is you are asked if you'd like to use the Migration Assistant to restore from another Mac or TimeMachine. If you say yes the Migration Assistant starts up and you can choose your TimeMachine drive.
Here I'm fuzzy because I've not performed this step. I think you'll get the same options as you do if you migrate from another Mac - the choice of Applications, Files/Folder, or Library. If I'm correct, you choose what you want to migrate, start it, and walk away until it finishes.
Now I know this works because I did before I knew I could use the Migration Assistant with TimeMachine. After you get to the desktop you select TimeMachine and select the drive that has the backup. TimeMachine starts up and you can browse the folders and times until you find a folder/file you want to transfer. Select it, click on the Restore button down at the bottom right hand corner of the screen, and let it work.

How to recover Mail and Mail Downloads when you can't use Migration Assistant

I have a MacBook 2.4gHz that had a 750GB HD that crashed yesterday. Disk Utility said "This Hard Drive has failed, recover or backup what you can, then reformat." So, I removed the 750GB HD and replaced the original 160GB HD and reinstalled OS 10.7 on that Drive. I put the 750GB HD in an external case and hooked it up by USB (only available hookup with my external case). I can see all my content and tried to use Migration Assistant, but it hangs up at "preparing content to transfer." So, I decided I would have to drag all the old content onto my new user on the internal HD. I moved Movies, Pictures, Desktop, Documents, Music, and Downloads. However, I can't move any of the parts of the hidden User Library, primarily because I can't find or see it.
My question is how to access the User Library in a non-bootable (although having OS 10.7 installed) External HD. I've tried the ~/Library/ in Go>Go to Folder, but it goes to the running HD User folder, not the external. Can anyone tell me how to crack into this folder? I'd like to retrieve preferences, mailboxes, address book, etc.
I realize it could be lost, but literally everything else is still present. FYI: I plan to hang onto the 750 until the replacement HD arrives, so I can be reminded what Applications I had installed. There isn't room for all of those on the smaller HD.
Thanks,
Ronda

Update: I managed to get Migration Assistant to move something, but it didn't work out as I expected. Because I've already installed the OS and some applications that I need, as well as copying over most of the user files except the library, there wasn't much room left on the smaller disk. I purchased the firewire 9pin to 6pin cable that would allow me to use the firewire port on the external drive and selected the main user. There wasn't enough room to move all of the user, so I selected only the "Other Files" folder (about 2 GB), not all the items I had already copied. I set that to install last night at 9:32pm. At 4:00am it said there was still 10 hrs and 29 minutes to go. My husband checked it at 6:45am and it said 19 more minutes. When he arrived home at 4:30pm, it was finished. When I arrived home and logged out of the administrator and in to the main user, immediately it showed my desktop with all the folders that I had placed in the sidebar of the Finder window and everything looked exactly like it had on Monday before the crash, then the beachball started spinning and when it finally came up for air, all those folders were gone, my dock appearance was gone and everything was back to the bland new user settings that Mac OS starts with.
My mail file did get moved over with its thousands of messages, but not mail uploads nor the desktop appearance settings and it doesn't appear that any other settings have migrated either. It's difficult to tell, since I can't install my applications on the smaller drive.
The replacement drive from WD arrived, but it is a 2TB "upgrade" and it doesn't even fit in my MacBook, so I have to send that back and wait longer.
I'm still trying to recover my appearance, and combine the various users into one. If anyone has suggestions on how to get the mail uploads folder, preferences, etc. I'd love to hear them.

How to activate IM and WM managed storage location

Hello MM Sapperu2019s,
Please let me know if a storage location is related to IM or WM how / which t code I can activate the both.
Cheers,
Kumar.s

Hi,
Go to LI20 - clear differences WM ,LI21 - clear differences IM
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How to download applications and games to a nokia ...

Hi everyone:
can anyone explain me how to install games and applications to a nokia 1680 device?
I know the phone can do it, because it's in the user manual, it's says the phone can download games and applications.
How do I download them to the phone application's folder?

The only way is to use the phone's built-in WAP browser to browse to the page where you can down load whatever you want and download it from there using the phone.
There is no other form of connectivity on the 1680. It doesn't have bluetooth and the data connector on the phone is purely for use by service centres (it offers no user-level connectivity).
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