I am seeing double...double files

Hello,
I can't figurer out what to do. My remote site and my local
site are generating doubles of folders in different levels of my
site. I am getting so confused I can hardly handle it. I have
inclosed a link to what my dreamweaver files window looks like. You
will notice two css folders, 2 image folders, etc. My styles are
screwy and I don't know what to do. I think it is a simple
solutioon to do with dealing with the unnamed folder at the top of
my remote site.
Please take a look and give me a hint. It maka me cwazy.
I'm going to go and drink some toilet water.
Thanks
http://francistannahill.com/vineyard/screenshot.htm
http://francistannahill.com/vineyard/screenshot.htm

Did you redefine your site somewhere along the way? You have
a site within
a site, so to speak. What is the folder that is called
francistannahill.com? The whole site is in there and also
some of the
folder are outside also.
Looks to me like the root is supposed to be the
francistannahill.com folder.
You can put that under the Host Directory in the remote site
definition so
everything FTPs to the correct level.
Nancy Gill
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"kapowd" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hello,
> I can't figurer out what to do. My remote site and my
local site are
> generating doubles of folders in different levels of my
site. I am
> getting so
> confused I can hardly handle it. I have inclosed a link
to what my
> dreamweaver
> files window looks like. You will notice two css
folders, 2 image
> folders,
> etc. My styles are screwy and I don't know what to do. I
think it is a
> simple
> solutioon to do with dealing with the unnamed folder at
the top of my
> remote
> site.
> Please take a look and give me a hint. It maka me cwazy.
> I'm going to go and drink some toilet water.
> Thanks
>
> <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge
> href="
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>
>
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> /vineyard/screenshot.htm
>
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If so, pretty soon all the storage space would be taken up?
Is that true, and if so, what's the workaround?
Thanks
Haly2k1

Not necesarilly, the app will portray the photo from your library, not make a duplicate.
Hope this helps.

If I use Migration Assistant to transfer files a second time from my iMac to my Macbook Pro, will I end up with doubles of files on my Macbook?

I used Migration Assistant from my Time Machine for my iMac to my Macbook Pro (I'm pretty sure) when setting up my new laptop to transfer files I wanted from my desktop; now I have new files on my iMac that I'd like to transfer, and I'm wondering if Migration Assistant will send files that I already transferred to my Macbook again, thus creating doubles of files on my Macbook

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
Migration Assistant creates a new account to transfer files from another Mac, so you will end with doubles of files on the MacBook.
To avoid this, you can go with the easier way: get an external drive, copy all the files you have on your iMac to the external drive, connect it to the MacBook and copy the files on the external drive to the folder you want to.
Another way is to transfer them through your network. If you have OS X Lion or Mountain Lion on both Macs and they are connected to the same network, use AirDrop to transfer your files. Simply open a Finder window on the iMac and choose AirDrop in the sidebar. Then, drag the files you want to transfer to your MacBook Pro's icon.
Finally, if you have FireWire in both Macs, you can use Target Disk mode on your iMac (hold the T key while your iMac is starting), so your MacBook Pro will detect your iMac's hard drive as an external drive and you will be able to transfer whatever you need

Interface Builder refuses to see "@2x" image files

I'm making some apps with support for all three major iOS platforms: iPhone&Co, iPhone4 and iPad. This support means, naturally, having larger-resolution images for the latter two platforms. Currently I'm making the apps universal, so the same app will run in all of them.
Since most of the double-resolution images of the iPhone4 version of the app can be used as-is in the iPad version (only things like background images have to be made separately for all three types of platform due to differing screen resolutions; the rest can be done with simply laying out the elements appropriately in the iPad as compared to the iPhone4, using the same element images for both), it would be a huge waste of space to make separate images for the iPhone4 and the iPad, when these images would be completely identical. Thus it only makes sense to reuse the same "@2x" images of the iPhone4 on the iPad version of the app.
This worked nicely for a while. However, at some point quite suddenly (I don't really know what happened), Interface Builder started to completely refuse to see any image files with a "@2x" in their name. It won't show them on the drop-down menu where you select an image (eg. for an UIImageView or UIButton), and if you write it manually, it will refuse to show it (only showing the question mark image symbolizing a missing image file). The image will show ok when running the app, but IB simply refuses to acknowledge the existence of such images. If I rename the image such that I remove the "@2x", then IB will accept it, but not if it has those characters.
As said, IB did see the "@2x" images at some point, but for some reason now it doesn't. (This is a bit of a mystery because I don't remember this happening after any kind of SDK upgrade or anything.)
This tells me that this is either 1) a bug in IB, or 2) intentional behavior, and the "@2x" images should not be "abused" in this way to create an iPad version of the app properly.
If hypothesis 2 is correct, then what is the proper way of using the same images in both the iPhone4 and iPad versions of the app? Duplicating the image files would be an enormous waste of space (the apps are quite graphics-heavy).
One "kludge" that comes to mind would be to create soft links for the images so that the iPad versions of the image files would just be soft links to the @2x iPhone4 images. However, I don't know if the bundling mechanism of the iPhone SDK supports soft links, or if it will simply make copies of the images (in which case each such image will end up being stored twice in the bundle).

WarpRulez wrote:
If I rename the image such that I remove the "@2x", then IB will accept it, but not if it has those characters.
I guess I don't understand why you want a solution when you've found one already.
Just use ".2x" or "-2x" or whatever.
Report the bug, use your workaround and move on.

I purchased creative lightroom presets. I see the zip file in my download file and I try to import to LR but it just keeps creating a bundle never giving me the option to import (greyed out). What am I doing wrong?

I purchased creative lightroom presets. I see the zip file in my download file and I try to import to LR but it just keeps creating a bundle never giving me the option to import (greyed out). What am I doing wrong?

Try unzipping the file first. I have no idea regarding your level of technical expertise so advanced apologies if this is really basic. A ZIP file is a compressed file containing one of more files within it. To access the files you will need to expand it. If you double-click on it first, it should open up for you. If it does not automatically expand, you can select the files and copy them to a new folder. The copy will unload them into an uncompressed form. Once they have been uncompressed, you should be able to import them.
If the import is still giving you problems, go to your Preferences, click on the Presets tab and click the Show Presets Folder button. You can then copy your purchased presets into the folder shown. You will want to copy them to the User Presets subfolder.

Any program avilable to see the Unix file into PC

Hi,
Any program avilable to see the Unix file into PC ?
Best Regards,
Bansi
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locked by: Thomas Zloch on Aug 6, 2010 2:10 PM

Hi,
For this you will have to get the FTP server acces...
if you have that, then follow the below steps.
run program RSFTP002 in SE38.
here in the selection screen you will have to fill the details like USER , PASSWORD , HOST , COMMAND and RFC DESTINATION as mandatory.
Command is nothin but to get the file from there... if you know the file name, then fill the field as GET filename.
once this has executed successfully, it will be placed in sap directory './' . To view this, go to AL11 and double click this directory. search for the filename that you had downloaded.
Hope this helps you.
Regards.

I am running out of memory on my hard drive and need to delete files. How can I see all the files/applications on my hard drive so I can see what is taking up a lot of room?

I am running out of memory on my hard drive and need to delete files. How can I see all the files/applications on my hard drive so I can see what is taking up a lot of room?
Thanks!
David

Either of these should help.
http://grandperspectiv.sourceforge.net/
http://www.whatsizemac.com/
Or search 'disk size' in the App Store.
Be carefull with what you delete & have a backup BEFORE you start, you may also want to reboot to try to free any memory that may have been written to disk.

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Hi,
I bought a new MacBook Pro (OS X version 10.8) recently to replace an older version. I work with different Sony cameras (Hard drive and flash drive storage), but when I connect the cameras (Sony Cx560, 700 and XR520) to the Mac it only shows an AVCHD icon. Usually you can see the individual files. We have 3 Macbook Pro's here and on 2 of them it works. Is there a setting or a driver I need to download for this new Mac? The other ones read it without intsalling anything.
Thanks for any tips.

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2) Voltaic

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