How to change location in iMessage?

How To change locations in iMessage?

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How to change avatar in iMessage beta?

Anyone know how to change the avatar in iMessage beta that just came out. Not sure how I eneded up with my wife's avatar but I am now not able to change it. I have tried both of my @me accounts and nada! This is not on any iOS device but strictly on the new iMessage beta for the Mac. My personal info in contacts is correct and so is my wife's. Although we share one of the @me accounts for iCloud, it's only to sync up some stuff. Her profile in contacts does not include this @me address. Using iMessage on any iOS device shows the correct avatar.
Mark

Hi,
At the top of any Buddy List (I run mine separately) you have your own Buddy Pic
If you click this you can call up old ones (max 16), the default for the type of Account (one of the 16 and normally lower right) or access the Change/Edit options.
My Address Book iCloud list shows the My Card as my details and also shows the same pic (they can be different)
Another place to look/change is System Preferences > Accounts > Your account.
iChat can uses a different pic to the other two.
The Address Book will tend to "see" the Account (System Preferences) one when you set up the Mac and those two are likely to be the same (Although you can make them different)
These ideas may show you where the Buddy pic is coming from and where it can be changed
I will admit to having difficulty editing Address Book Entries on the Mac itself
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Finder Places: how to change location?

I have moved my large iTunes and iPhoto libraries to an external hard drive. However, I cannot figure out how to change the location in the sidebar of the Finder to show that the new places are external.
Any advice on how to do this?
Thank you.

Flink,
I think I understand what you're looking for.
Those special "shortcuts" in the Finder Sidebar only point to the corresponding folders in your HOME folder. You cannot change this. However, you can create aliases of Library folders you moved to the external, and place those aliases in the folders inside your HOME folder.
Right now, you select one of the Sidebar items (let's take the "Pictures" folder, for example), and you see the contents of your "Pictures" folder. One included item is your "iPhoto" folder. By creating an alias of the externally-stored iPhoto folder and placing in the "Pictures" folder, you'll see the same thing.
You'll still need to tell iPhoto and iTunes where to look for their Library folders, though. iPhoto handles this pretty easily, but iTunes needs a bit more coaxing. Instead of moving the iTunes library yourself, open the "Advanced" tab of the iTunes preferences. Enable the "Keep music organized" checkbox, then click "OK." Change the location using the dialogue in this preference pane, then dismiss the preferences dialogue. Finally, choose File>Library>Consolidate Library to copy the entire library to the chosen location.
Scott

How to change location of the file?

Hi All,
I am using this code to convert infopath view to html, everything working fine but i want to change the file location
public string ConvertViewToHtml()
try
byte[] sourceFile = null;
XPathNavigator root = MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();
//string myViewName = this.CurrentView.ViewInfo.Name.Replace(" ", string.Empty);
string myViewName = "Email";
string myViewXslFile = myViewName + ".xsl";
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string filePath = Path.Combine(Path.GetTempPath(), fileName);
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By default file get stored in this location 'C:\Users\TEMP.EGA\AppData\Local\Temp\64aa2af2-4f7f-44e9-afdc-6783f7f4007d.htm'. But I want to store in different location. How to achieve
this? Thanks in advance!

Hi,
You can change the line of code below
string filePath = Path.Combine(Path.GetTempPath(), fileName);
to
string path= "c:\\temp";
string filePath = Path.Combine(path, fileName);
More information:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fyy7a5kt(v=vs.110).aspx
Best Regards
Dennis Guo
TechNet Community Support

How to change location information under metadata tab?

When I use the search box under the Places icon to assign a location to a photo, sometimes Aperture places a pin near but not directly on the place I have identified and puts an incorrect location in the tag. If I zoom in, I can accurately place the pin, and the tag then changes to the correct location. The problem is that both correct and incorrect locations display in the location box in the metadata field. I've tried completely eliminating the incorrect location with Manage my Places. I've tried removing the location from the photo and starting again. In both cases, both original locations remain in the location box under the Metadata tab. This makes using the search function for places worthless since there are so many false hits.
Is there anyway to modify the location box under the metadata tab once in contains inaccurate information?

I tried inserting a screen shot here, but I got a message that said "The content type of this image is not allowed." Let me see if I can explain more clearly.
To assign places, I have begun by clicking on the Places icon on the upper right hand side of the screen where the choices are Browser, Split View, Viewer, Faces, Places, Loupe, Full Screen. When I click on Places, I get a search box where I put the place I want to assign to a photo. Sometimes, when I see the location I want in the search results and click on Assign, Aperture puts a pin close to the desired location (but not exactly on it) and gives it a random place name (not the one I chose). If I zoom in and put the pin exactly where I want it, the place name changes to the one that I searched for to begin with. So far so good.
On the left hand column of the screen, there are three tabs at the top of the column - Library, Metadata, and Adjustments. If I click on the Metadata Inspector and look at the Location box at the bottom of that screen for the photo I've just described above, I see two locations listed - the first incorrect place name as well as the correct location that I changed it to when I moved the pin.
I've tried three things unsuccessfully to get around this problem.
In the Metadata drop-down menu, I've used Manage Your Places to delete the wrong location altogether. It disappears from my list of locations there, but it remains in the Location box for the in individual picture in the Metadata Inspector. From the Action pop-up menu (the gear icon) for the individual photo in the Metadata Inspector, I've chosen Location Name and selected the single name that I want. Both names remain in the Location box. I've had a One-on-One session at the Apple Store. (I took my computer with me so that she would see exactly what I was talking about.) The woman there told me that she thinks that this is a bug, and she doesn't know how to get around it. It was she who recommended that I try the Apple Support Communities to see if anyone has solved this.

How to change location on iPhone 4S

I am in India and my iPhone shows my current location as Tehran, in the Weather app or while clicking photographs it tags them with the location as Tehran. No change whether I am on the cellular network or Wi-Fi(which originated from my hope itself).
When I change the timezone setting to automatic it changes the time zone to Tehran and when I do it manually then I can set it to Mumbai, India.

Thx for your reply milky mouse, however I did use the I to add a city and was successful, upon adding the city I verified that only one city showed with the red circle next to it and clicked done. When it went back to the app I still had the previous city locked and it keeps saying loading.
I'm sorts new to this but I added and did all the steps that are mentioned for adding a city however the present fails to remove or is this liked in the phone. I'm trying I change it because it keeps saying loading however the new city I add loads perfectly.

Same files but new location, how to change location.

Hello, I am editing a project but Premiere is running really slow. I know realize that my files are located on a network drive. Now I want to change my files in premiere to at new location, hard drive for example. is this possible?
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Open the deployment manager, right click on the location and choose "Register" from the popup menu.
Note that you will not be allowed to change the login information if you have deployed any objects to the location. If this is the case, then all deployed objects must be dropped before you can make any changes.
If what you want to do is to deploy to two different environments (eg development and production) the best thing to do is probably to use two sepparate locations.

How to change location of clips and project

I'm running FCPX and have been editing on "hard drive A". Everything is saved to "hard drive A" as well.
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How to change location on Bright theme

I have imovie for mac - and it has the theme Bright for a Movie. In the opening title, it has 2 lines. The first is what you edit it to be, i.e. title of film. But the second line is a location. Long Island. We can't seem to delete or modify this location and have tried double clicking on it but can't seem to fix.

You can contact whomever sold it to you and see if they will refund or exchange it. Doubtful, but is likely your best option.

How to change location for config files in WLS6.0 (like weblogic.home and weblogic.system.home in 5.1)

Hi,
I would like to point weblogic to a directory NOT under c:\bea\... for it's configuration.
I used to do this on WLS 5.1 by setting:
weblogic.home=/weblogic and weblogic.system.home=/projects/wlsconfig
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From SP1 and beyond, you can use
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* -Dweblogic.RootDirectory=<dirname>
* The directory must exist.
Dion Almaer wrote:
Hi,
I would like to point weblogic to a directory NOT under c:\bea\... for it's configuration.
I used to do this on WLS 5.1 by setting:
weblogic.home=/weblogic and weblogic.system.home=/projects/wlsconfig
This way my config was NOT coupled to the weblogic install.
I want to do the same thing, and have the config directory located in /projects/domainconfig
for example.
weblogic.system.home etc doesn't seem to do anything. The
only variable that does anything is bea.home, but I need weblogic to find it's
libs etc in /bea, but ONLY the config should be elsewhere.
Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Dion[att1.html]

How to change location of files (folder structure to storing in iPhoto lib)

I need help.
I thought I was smart, but as is always the case, I find out that I am not
I did not trust iPhoto at first. So I retained my images in my 8 years of folder structure (by year and then subfolders of months).
My lib is getting large, 7000 plus images, and when importing images (I do not have the setting for imported images to be stored to iPhoto Lib) and wanting to delete some, I find it more work than is necessary.
Bottom line: Can someone tell me if there is a way to change the setting (of course there is) but also to reimport, or move, my images that are already in iPhoto (but are really just previews referencing to my folder structure) so that they will reside in the iPhoto Lib?
When I import it finds duplicates...if I say do not import then it does not go any further...but if I say "yes, import duplicates" then it brings them in as duplicates...which means I have two copies, but only one retains all of the keywords etc.
Another bottom line: I want to retain my keywords in my current library, but move all images into the iPhoto lib instead of my folder structure. I can do this from this date forward, but I want to get the entire lib to be this way.
Help?

read through this thread - it should help you
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How to change location of images without disrupting the website?

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Why is Acrobat involved in this process at all? Why don't you save directly the pdf from your email program directly where you want it to be? Acrobat is just adding another step to this process.

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How to change apple id on iPhone? Wife and I have same apple ID which causes me to get her iMessages instead of her. I also get all her pics on my phone and I don't want them. We need to change her apple ID without causing my ID and cloud to be closed.

Have her create a new ID.   Here: https://appleid.apple.com/
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How To: Change iTunes media library location/folder

*PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE POST BEFORE ATTEMPTING THIS PROCESS. IT’S NOT ROCKET SCIENCE, BUT IT IS FAIRLY INVOLVED AND ENTAILS SOME RISK. THERE ARE SOME WARNINGS AT THE END.*
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REQUIREMENT
Move iTunes media (music, videos, podcasts) to another folder and update the iTunes library to reference all the media from that new folder.
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Example cases: Move iTunes media from C:\ drive to D:\ drive; Change iTunes folder name from Music to Media.
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Note:
Special action is only necessary if the +Keep iTunes Media folder organized+ option is not selected. If this option is selected, iTunes will move media to the new location when the +iTunes Media folder location+ is changed. More info can be found here: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1449
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PROBLEM
When the location of iTunes media files changes (files are moved, folder name/drive letter changes), iTunes cannot automatically locate these files. iTunes entries can be updated to point to the new location one at a time or by deleting all entries and re-adding all files. Updating one at a time is time consuming, and deleting and re-adding causes a large amount of metadata (play count, date added, rating, etc) to be lost.
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SOLUTION
The iTunes library can be exported to an XML file, modified, and re-imported.
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Process:
- *Backup the iTunes library data:* Make sure iTunes is closed, and then backup the folder containing all the iTunes library data. This can normally be found in +<user-folder>\My Music\iTunes+ for Windows, or in /Users/<username>/Music/iTunes for Mac. The +iTunes Media+ and +Mobile Applications+ folders can be excluded from the backup since they will not be affected by this process. If this process does not work for some reason and you need to restore the previous state of your iTunes library, you’ll need to use this backup as the source for restoring.
- *Move iTunes media files to new location:* This may be changing which drive is used to store iTunes media files, renaming a folder, or whatever. This can be done for the whole library or for only part of it.
- *Export the iTunes library:* In iTunes, select File -> Library -> Export Library... and save the file somewhere for editing (Desktop is a good location).
- *Open Library.xml in a decent text editor:* Notepad is not recommended, since Library.xml can be very large. Some free options include PSPad, Notepad++, Smultron, and Text Wrangler.
- *Update Library.xml:* Locate the files that have changed location and update their path accordingly. The XML file has the metadata for each file labeled with XML tags. The file location is denoted by <key>Location</key>. If the whole library is being moved, a find/replace on the whole file is recommended. Once a file is located in Library.xml that needs to be updated, copy the part of the string that has changed starting with <key>Location</key>. Use that as the find parameter, and enter the replace parameter in the same format. Include as much of the string as possible to prevent unintentional replaces. Save and close the file when done.
- - - Example: Find: <key>Location</key><string>file://localhost/C:/Data/iTunes/
Replace: <key>Location</key><string>file://localhost/D:/Data/iTunes/
- - - Note 1: This step may require adjustment to match your situation. You may want to count how many files need to be updated and make sure that the find/replace only changes that many or edit them by hand if the location of all files have not been changed. It shouldn’t be difficult, but it may require some thought.
- - - Note 2: Music, TV Shows, Movies, and Podcasts are stored in this file, so make sure to account for all media types. If the location of all types didn’t change, the find/replace strings will need to take that into account.
- *Remove all modified media entries from iTunes:* For any of the files that are being moved, the associated metadata must be removed from iTunes to avoid having duplicates in iTunes. This can be done by selecting all entries in iTunes that will be modified, right-clicking the entries, and choosing “Delete”. After confirming that you want to remove the selected item from your iTunes library, make sure to choose to keep the file in the iTunes Media folder if prompted.
- *Import Library.xml:* Import the modified Library.xml by selecting File -> Library -> Import Playlist... and selecting the modified Library.xml in the file open dialog that appears. Depending on the size of the iTunes Library, this could take a while (10 minutes or more).
- *Test results:* Locate a file in iTunes that has been moved, right-click on the file, and choose “Get Info”. The “Location:” field should indicate the new location of the file. Close the Info dialog and try to play the file. If the file plays, the process was successful.
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_*DISCLAIMERS/ADDITIONAL NOTES*_
- I tried this out a couple of times, and it worked fine for me. I can’t guarantee it will work for everyone, but I thought I’d share since I couldn’t find instructions for this situation anywhere else.
- If the process fails, you SHOULD be able move the iTunes media files back to their old location and restore the backed up iTunes library data to the iTunes folder to restore your previous configuration.
- I wouldn’t recommend attempting this if you don’t feel comfortable with backing up your iTunes library data and editing the XML file.
- I don’t know if this process will preserve whether videos and podcasts have been played or if it will preserve the play position where items were last paused.
- If you are moving all of your iTunes media files, you’ll want to update the “iTunes Media folder location” under the “Advanced” tab in preferences. This appears to be the folder that iTunes will use for some of its basic operations, such as storing synced audio notes, Podcasts, and the “Automatically Add to iTunes” folder.
- This process duplicates playlists, probably because you are importing your entire library again. I just deleted the duplicates when I was done.

If all the media is on one drive and you're not letting iTunes manage it then you can achieve the "portable" status simply by moving the library files high enough up the tree, i.e. the root of the drive if necessary, letting iTunes know where the nominal iTunes media folder is and then moving the library to the new drive keeping the relative paths from the library files to each distinct set of media folders unchanged. Personally I don't like iTunes cutting my file & folder names short, but the advantages of a portable library mean that I'm quite happy to organise my media inside the iTunes Media folder, albeit largly on my own terms. Indeed all my non-iTunes multimedia is now also organised in the same folders. The only media files iTunes organises, temporarlily, are rips & downloads apart from active Podcasts whose folder names I leave unchanged. Everything else gets sorted just the way I want it - full length filenames, different character replacements, folder art etc. I used to do it by hand, deleting, tweaking & reimporting, but these days I use a custom script which does it all automatically - renaming files just as I want and reconnecting iTunes to the newly moved file so that no iTunes-only metadata is lost.
There are similar XML-editing how-tos elsewhere on the web, I just wanted to make the point that there may still sometimes be a way to achieve the desired result which isn't quite as complicated but nevertheless leaves the user fully in control of their file structure.
Anyway, at least you took the trouble to find a method that works for you first. There are sadly too many tales of woe on these boards from people who've moved all their files around first only to discover that they've broken their libraries and can't work out how to undo the damage.
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