I like Mozilla, would you reconsider support for Mac 10.5.8

Please reconsider support for Mac 10.5.8, please forward to appropiate persons

For an unofficial Firefox 24.4.0 ESR compatible version that runs on a PowerPC Mac with OS X 10.4.11 or OS X 10.5.8 you can look at TenFourFox.
*http://www.floodgap.com/software/tenfourfox/
*http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/37761/tenfourfox
*http://code.google.com/p/tenfourfox/wiki/ReleaseNotes2440
See also:
*http://code.google.com/p/tenfourfox/wiki/PluginsNoLongerSupported
*http://code.google.com/p/tenfourfox/wiki/QuickTimeEnabler
*http://code.google.com/p/tenfourfox/wiki/AAATheFAQ

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I was having problems with Firefox browsing VERY SLOW, and since Mozilla doesn't have support for Mac users, there was no solution to this problem. I have switched to CHROME and WOW this browser if FAST!.

Lovin' Chrome. Good bye Firefox!

i have the same problem with the above..firefox is running too slow with the games in facebook..but it runs good when browsing my updates, msgs, photos...firefox is totally opposite of IE..IE is faster with the games and slow while browsing..i love to use mozila but when i do games it really pisses me off...hope you could help me..

Does jdk1.6 supports for MAC os also?

hi,
does does jdk1.6 supports for MAC os also? becuase we have implemented some of the methods of jdk1.6 in my application.for example to find the free space i used getFreeSpace() method of jdk1.6.like this i used some the methods of jdk1.6.
please clarify me regarding this?
how can we free space of windows,linux and mac os with java1.4 or 1.5?
does it possible with java to find the free space?
if not with which one can we find the free space windows,linux and mac os ?
i think with native code it is possible.
i f any person already impleamented to find the free space of windows,linux and mac o/s please give me the code.
thanks,
prasad

I gave you some time to either edit one of the duplicate posts out or point one to the other by posting a simple link, like this:
THIS IS A DUPLICATE POST. PLEASE DO NOT REPLY HERE -- reply to the other one instead at:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5204340
But I guess it's too much to ask for you to have done that yourself, eh?

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Can you run Entourage for Mac 2008 v12.1.0 on Mac OSX 10.8.2?

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Would you implement GRC for just 2500 users

Hi
I've tried searching but my brain hurts so I'll probably get a roasting for asking a stupid and basic question
If you have a 4.6C system with around 2.5k users in it how would you establish the cost effectiveness of buying and implementing RAR 5.3 (AC10) initially?
Okay, I've hidden under the desk ready for abuse!
Cheers
David

David Berry wrote:
You would start with 10 singles to sort out and, by the time you had analysed who had what in which user group there would be 30 shiny new singles bobbing up and down and eager to go to PRD.
Exactly that is why I don't like them and why they also popup all over the place when you remediate a single role used by several composites and you don't know what the dependencies are.
You should only split roles because of Org-Levels.
The music (as far as authority-checks are concerned) are in the singles (with generated profiles).
Luckily (or not when remote enabled and the user can influence input parameters) newer concepts allow you substitute the org-level with programatic validations (for example "Business Partner" assignment of the "Person" mapped to the sy-uname).
I have 3 million users in a system with only 3 roles. How is that for a ratio?
GRC has a great value for backend config, support, development, etc such as other ABAP based authorization object concepts and you can map services and other applications to "actions" as if they were transactions, and you can do this logical system independently.
It is still tempting, but not really a hard requirement to be able to control the access and combinations in a limnited number of systems. It is certainly independent of the number of users!
A good build is always better - which is what GRC RAR will ultimately tell you anyway...
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ps: The "blue boxes" are like this:
{quote} David said that composite roles are a dog's breakfast {quote}
Result =
David said that composite roles are a dog's breakfast

VI Analyzer - How Would You Configure It for This Use Case?

My group has different people working on different LVPROJs for each software deliverable we have. Each LVPROJ uses our user.libs and instr.libs, as well as an overall "framework" that is the same for most LVPROJs.
I really think the VI Analyzer toolkit would be powerful for code reviews, but only if I can configure it in a way where which tests I run and what the criteria are can be saved and used on any project. I can't seem to get this to work for me. I want to save all those configurations, and use it on new LVPROJs easily - the easier I can make this process, the more inclined others will be to use this for code review. How would you do it? (if it's even feasible)
Solved!
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I suggest creating a .cfg file without a project linkage, but with all the tests selected and configured as you want...so a .cfg file with no "Items to Analyze" specified. Then, when working on an individual project, open that CFG file, add the project's top-level folder to the analysis, then save that CFG file with that project. This means you can't have the project linkage in your CFG file, but assuming your project is all within some top-level folder, that shouldn't be much of an issue, since the CFG file will be "linked" at that point to the top-level folder containing your project.
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The Future of BlackBerry Support for Mac

I'm sure I'm speaking for a number of people who use BlackBerry products and Mac computers when I ask: what are RIM's plans for Mac support with the upcoming BlackBerry 6 OS and the next generation of smartphones?
Currently, Mac users are effectively second-class citizens:
1. We cannot upgrade the OS on our BlackBerry smartphones without using someone else's computer, which would also need to run Windows. Failing that we would need to purchase OS emulation software, just for the purpose of using our phones like Windows users.
2. Mac users have limited interoperability with the Sync software we were given: contacts still get doubled-up, calendars get lost or deleted.
In light of the fact that your main competitor, Apple, offers a similar product with seamless integration with both Mac and Windows computers, it begs for something suitably robust. In my opinion, anything short of this borders on ineptitude or contempt.
My provider's contract for my Bold will run out soon, at which time I will have to reconsider which product I continue with: BlackBerry or Apple. The answer to this depends on what RIM/BlackBerry has in development. I look forward to hearing some feedback about the future of Mac support.

Yeah, I not only feel that the Mac support sucks, but I'm really upset that we were misled. We were promised support that never materialized. I might investigate whether there are grounds to bring a class action suit against RIM and/or T-Mobile and other carriers who misrepresented this phone.
At the time I got my BlackBerry, it was a toss-up between it and an iPhone. The iPhone would have cost a lot more and required switching providers, but I wasn't too happy with T-Mobile, and I'm not any happier now. And when I consider all the time I've wasted trying to fix things, I'd have much rather just spent the money and gotten something that worked.
The BlackBerry was basically me giving T-Mobile one last chance to provide me with an acceptable level of service by providing a better quality phone, and I have to admit that the sound quality and reception were somewhat better than they had been on the Motorola it replaced, but now the Bluetooth radio has died--as they so often do, apparently--and it's out of warranty, so it's pretty much useless to me now.
The only problem is that I agreed to a 2-year contract extension when I got the Blackberry. I'm wondering what they'll say when I tell them they can have the **bleep** thing back. If they won't warranty them to the end of the contract extension, that seems like a reasonable recourse.

11.1.2 support for Mac OS?

The 11.1.2 certification matrix for JDev can be found here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/jdev11gr2-cert-405181.html
Under the operating system category for the Mac OS the supported version is "Apple Mac OS X 10.6-". Note the dash at the end.
The 11.1.2 installation guide can be found here: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E16162_01/install.1112/e17074/ojdig.htm#BDCFFEJC
Under section 1 for the Mac OS it says the supported version is "For Apple Mac OS X Version 10.6 or later".
Questions:
a) Which one is right?
b) If the certification matrix is correct, what's the dash at the end mean? Versions prior to 10.6? Does that rule out 10.6.8?
c) If the installation guide is correct, is Lion supported?
Thanks,
CM.

Ah the footnote explains it. When I copied the text across to post in this forum, the dash turned into a space, and I typed it back in to be consistent, but I didn't understand why I needed to do this. Now I think in the 11.1.2 certification matrix the dash is in fact the left over underscore for the superscript footnote from the previous notes, probably just copied and pasted in by accident.
With regards to 10.7, in seeking clarification on the support can you also determine if 10.7 Lion support is planned please, and what Oracle's future JDev support for this platform are. It'll matter to a number of us ACEDs are we're running JDev on MacBook Pros. Obviously we can go with VMs, but the preferred platform is native on Mac OS.
Thanks for your assistance,
CM.

Do you have software for mac os 10.4 for the hp photosmart premium?

Is there software for mac os 10.4 for the hp photosmart premium?

That all depends on which photosmart premium you are talking about. There is the photosmart premium all in one, and photosmart premium fax all in one which have 10.4 software. The identifier numbers on them would be c309g, and c309a.
If however you have the newer model, the photosmart premium e-all in one, or premium fax e-all in one, there is no 10.4 software. These models are the c410a, and the c310.
Generally the identifier number is under the lid you open to change the inks.
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How do you export Outlook for Mac 2011 Contacts to iCloud?

Since I've recently become an ex-Outlook Exchange user, I'd like to have all my contacts reside in iCloud to support all my iOS devices. I've seen numerous workarounds and patches (e.g. Sperry Software) and all seem awkward and complicated. I have to believe their is a definitive and well thought out solution for this. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.

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Is anti virus software necessary for Macbook Pros?

Is anti virus software necessary for Macbook Pros?
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Mac's can get viruses and transfer them to other Windows users through shared Windows files, but they don't affect a Mac as it's a different operating system. Don't share Windows files, then no problem, but you should have a free scanner on hand.
You can use the free ClamXav to scan those files and clean the Windows filth if you wish.
Always on anti-virus will slowdown your Mac and cause problems, so don't install it (or MacKeepe/911 bundle, it's bad!)
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Turn off your Java (not Javascript) in your web browser preferences, unless you come across something that you need it (rare) then turn it on for that site use only. No need to have it on all the time, it's dangerous to leave on all the time as it's the most used attack vector.
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http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/
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http://perian.org/
Just maintain some common sense and check out the reliabliity of websites your installing software from, for instance if a adult content site says you need this or that installed to watch, use your head and exit the site/browser. Don't install software from P2P or torrent sites, your taking your chances.

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Free or cheap AoE network drive support for Mac? [(S)ATA over Ethernet)]

Hi.
I recently bought an AoE network drive (this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817113049 ).
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I found an AoE driver for Mac ( http://store.shop2degreesfrost.com/aoedrcli-1.html ) only that it's about $200 !!!

I found out the IP address of the drive, through the router clients list, but what you suggest didn't work.
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Thanks!

First Mac ever (former PC person). What book would you recommend ("MacBook for Dummies" ?) for someone like me who wants to get up to speed quickly ?

I am looking for a book - (maybe something from the "Dummies" series) that will get me up to speed quickly.
I expect to use the MacBook for word processing, email and watching and downloading videos.
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The essential book is Amazon.com: Macintosh Bible, The (8th Edition)
Wow, Macintosh Bible goes back to 2001 - not sure how "essential" the information is in 2012. Happy for you to come back to me on that Kappy and justify your recommendation!
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The books in the 'for Dummies' series are quite good too but the 'missing manual' book is more thorough and goes into greater depth.

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