Is it a must to create font folders separately for 32bit Ai & 64bit PS ?

is there any way to create ONE common font folder for both 32bit Ai and 63bit PS?

400 fonts slow down your system? I have a 3 years old mid range computer and when I activate about 2000 fonts except a little wait when I access the font menu for the first time, I don't see any other performance difference between sessions with activated and non-activated fonts.
I don't think you should have any problems moving fonts as you need them in and out of your system's fonts folder. You may need to restart programs to detect the new fonts.
I use a font manager but that's because Illustrator and all other programs that I use and know of are very poor when it comes to working with fonts. If a developer comes with a program specifically designed to make it easy to work with fonts that will be a killer app.

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In order to keep each family members' documents organized, I need to create separate "folders". I've seared the help section but to no avail. I'm sure this is very easy for someone out there. Any help is much appreciated. Thank you.

You can't created a folder in Pages. Here's what Help says about new folders:
To create a folder:
Click the desktop (the background area of your screen) if you want to keep the new folder on the desktop; otherwise, open the window where you want to keep the folder.
Choose File > New Folder.
If the New Folder command is dimmed, you do not have permission to create a folder at the current location.
To give the folder a new name, click to select it and press Return. Then type a name for the folder and press Return again.
Walt

VF06 - Create billing documents separately for each delivery order

Hi gurus,
Just as subject, I want to create billing documents for each delivery order in batch job.
Can anybody tell me how can this be achieved.
thank you.

Hi,
The steps to create a background job is mentioned below:
1. Go to transaction SM36.
2. Then give the Job name & job class.
3.If spool requests generated by this job are to be sent to someone as email, specify the email address. Choose the Spool list recipient button.
4.Define when the job is to start by choosing Start Condition and completing the appropriate selections. If the job is to repeat, or be periodic, check the box at the bottom of this screen.
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Edited by: Sumit Rayaguru on Jul 22, 2008 9:01 PM

Font Folders (i.e. Comprehensive CS-wide Font organization!)

Having zero built-in font organization in CS is akin to using Premiere Pro without bins or Photoshop without layers. In other words, it's a mess! I've seen other posts suggesting ways to organize fonts, yet none that I felt present a complete solution. With that said, here is my suggested solution to the current lack of font organization in CS:
Font Folders
Features:
Ability to create collapsible (i.e. 'twirlable') Font Folders at the top of each CS program's Font List.
Ability to add (drag-drop)/remove/reorder/rename fonts within these folders, and add the same fonts to several folders.
Four permanent 'Master' Font Folders at the top of each CS program's font list:
'Program Name Fonts' (e.g. 'Photoshop Fonts')
'CS Fonts'
'Program Name Projects' (e.g. 'Premiere Pro Projects')
'Font List'
'Program Name Fonts' would be Font Folders that only appear in the respective program in which they were created. Thus, a 'Wedding Videos' Font Folder created in Premiere Pro would only appear in that program.
'CS Fonts' would be Font Folders that automatically appear in every other CS program. Thus, a 'Favorites' Font Folder created in Photoshop would automatically appear in Illustrator, AE, PP and other relevant CS programs. Any eventual changes made to this folder, in any CS program, would automatically appear in every other CS program.
'Program Name Projects' would be automatically created Font Folders to keep track of the fonts used in previous projects. Thus, should a video editor want to reuse the same 10 fonts that were used in a project from a year ago, referencing those fonts would be as simple as opening the respective Font Folder. For greater organization, Project folders should automatically be categorized into root folders by year, and allow the same renaming/deleting/reordering as the other two types of Font Folders.
'Font List': putting all installed fonts into their own collapsible folder would allow users to twirl this folder closed when they only want to focus on fonts within other Font Folder categories.
Right-clicking on any Master Font Folder or Font (Sub-)Folder could give users contextual menu options to export/import the Font Folder structure and/or the fonts within them. This would make sharing fonts and/or Font Folders between users and between computer systems quick and easy.
These contextual menus should also give users the option to 'Sort Alphabetically'.
Right-clicking on the 'Font List' folder could give users different display options:
Display all installed fonts
Display uncategorized fonts (only shows fonts that have not been manually added to a Font Folder by user)
Diplay unused fonts (only shows fonts that have not been used, i.e. do not appear in the 'Program Name Projects' Font Folders.
By default, Adobe could populate the 'CS Fonts' folder with standard categories, such as 'Serif', 'Sans Serif', 'Fixed width', etc, to organize its default CS fonts.
Every font folder should contain a preview of each font, just like fonts in Photoshop's Font List do. For maximum usefulness, the default characters 'Sample' should automatically be replaced by the first 1-30 user-selected characters within the program's interface. Thus, should a Premiere Pro user want to compare how the title 'Jenny+Edward' looks in all 20 fonts in his/her 'Wedding Videos' Font Folder, doing so would be as simple and instantaneous as selecting the text in the Titler, and twirling open the 'Wedding Videos' Font Folder!
A horizontal resize bar at the top of each CS program's Font List (just like the bar at the bottom of Premiere Pro's Project Window) would allow users to resize font names and font previews within all 4 Font Folders. This would ensure a perfect viewing size for all users, on all resolution monitors.
Why should editors have to scroll through a list of 100, 300, or 500+ installed fonts that are completely inappropriate for a certain title, every time they want to locate and compare the 5-10 fonts that are well suited? Allowing this kind of intuitive, built-in font organization, with a simple drag & drop interface, would be a God-send and set Adobe apart as the first software company to address font management in this way!
Comments? Ideas? Missing features? Please share!
ps. My 'Project Name Fonts' idea may be harder to program by virtue of requiring automation. This feature could therefore be released in a subsequent version, should its omission allow for the sooner release of the other features I suggest. Thank you.

Hi Ann,
I just tested out the DiskFonts extension you found. Thanks for the tip.
Here's what I tested and found so far (Windows only):
DiskFonts (www.anastasiy.com/diskfonts): only 3rd-party program we've found that currently supports Premiere, but not CS6. In CS6 it crashes, but from what I can gauge, it's of limited use. Too many basic things missing, such as ability to create various font sets/folders, and resize bar for previews. I like how it's a dockable window though.
Font Agent Pro 4.1 (www.insidersoftware.com): Terrible interface, heavy program, wants to copy fonts from default Windows folder to custom location?? Bad, bad, bad.
MainType 5.1 (www.high-logic.com/font-manager): Great interface, very customizable, ability to create font folders (Root Groups & Subgroups) with custom icons. Second best option I've found after TypeDNA.
TypeDNA 2.2.1 (www.typedna.com): Best 3rd party app I've found so far! Straightforward with customizable information columns and most font viewing options (list view, card view, family view). Intelligent tools such as 'Similar' (right-click on any font and click 'Similar' to automatically get a list of all similar looking fonts), and font search by attributes (weight, width, italic and optical). Fantastic features! Missing features: Premiere Pro integration, resize bar for previews (resizing currently requires a visit to the Preferences), colour pickers for font/background colors, subgroup font folders (currently only allows root level groups), CTRL-A font selection (keyboard shortcut doesn't work), 'Smart Sets' (available in Suitcase Fusion 4 and Font Explorer X Pro).
Suitcase Fusion 4 (www.extensis.com/suitcase-fusion-4): Great interface for font previews (selectable font/background colors, resize bar, etc.), but drag/dropping fonts to font folders (sets) always gives me an 'unexpected error' message. Even if it did work, the interface for managing custom sets is terrible: custom sets cannot be added to the 'System Fonts' root folder (where all fonts are listed), they can only be added to custom 'Library' root folders. However these root folders cannot be simultaneously 'twirled down', which makes drag-dropping fonts from one's library directly to a custom set impossible. This UI is insane.
Font Explorer X Pro 2.3.3 (www.fontexplorerx.com): Sloooow startup. Can create custom Sets and Smart Sets, nested within master Folders, and even export Sets! (all contained fonts sent to zipped file) However, the complete lack of font list preview options (tiny preview characters can't even be resized!) makes this otherwise nice program unusable for font management (preview options only available in window that displays 1 font at a time).
If TypeDNA can add the missing features I mention above, and add extensions for Premiere Pro and After Effects, then it would, IMO, remove the need for Adobe to add font folders as suggested. However, ideally, Adobe can take cues from these programs (MainType interface + TypeDNA's smart tools + Font Explorer X Pro Set exports) and give us its own built-in solution.
Any programs missing in this list that I should test?

Applescript for creating job folders

having trouble with an applescript. I'm trying to create an applescript that will create a job folder for me with job number and job name in which I can include folders and subfolders.
I found this script by searching google and it's pretty much what I need (thank you to who ever might have created it). I altered the folder names to what I need, and it seems to work for the most part but throws an error at the end that says : Finder got an error: Can't make "drive:path" into type item
however it still makes everything i need. I would just like to get rid of the error.
the script editor highlights the line of text that's having issues for me, but since i barely knew what I was doing in the first place I don't know how or what to change.
if someone could help me that would be great. here is the code.
set thepath to {"drive:path"}
set JobName to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Job Name:" default answer "Job Name")
set incomingDate to (current date)
set numYear to year of incomingDate as number
set textYear to text -2 through -1 of (numYear as string)
set JobNum to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Job Number:" default answer {textYear & "xxx"})
set JobNumName to JobNum & "_" & JobName
set newsublist to {{"Builds", {"versions"}}, {"Links"}, {"Fonts"}, {"Proofs"}}
tell application "Finder"
set baseFolder to make new folder with properties {name:JobNumName}
repeat with i from 1 to count newsublist
try
set {tier2, t2Subs} to {item 1, item 2's items} of item i of newsublist
set tier2Folder to make new folder at baseFolder with properties {name:(tier2)}
repeat with tier3 in t2Subs
make new folder at tier2Folder with properties {name:(tier3)}
end repeat
on error
make new folder at baseFolder with properties {name:(item 1 of item i of newsublist)}
end try
end repeat
activate
open thepath
end tell

There are a few differences with Leopard that still get me from time to time. Tiger's AppleScript doesn't like path to desktop, so instead use the statement:
set ThePath to (get path to desktop folder)
The other thing I hadn't noticed before is if there is an error, the script just stops instead of throwing up a dialog. If you are doing something like using an illegal file name or trying to create a folder in a location that you don't have permissions, then unless the MakeFolderStructure statement is in a try statement it will fail silently. Adding an error display will at least tell you if there is an error, so a script that works in Tiger (as well as Leopard) is:
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font-family: Monaco, 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
font-size: 10px;
margin: 0px;
padding: 5px;
border: 1px solid #000000;
width: 720px; height: 340px;
color: #000000;
background-color: #FFDDFF;
overflow: auto;"
title="this text can be pasted into the Script Editor">
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set ThePath to the first item of (get selection)
if the last character of (ThePath as text) is not ":" then -- a file
set ThePath to the container of ThePath
end if
on error -- default to the desktop
set ThePath to (get path to desktop folder)
end try
set JobName to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Job Name:" default answer "Job Name")
set textYear to text -2 through -1 of ((current date)'s year as text)
set JobNum to text returned of (display dialog "Please enter Job Number:" default answer {textYear & "xxx"})
set JobNumName to JobNum & "_" & JobName
try
MakeFolderStructure out of {JobNumName, {"Builds", {"versions"}, "Links", "Fonts", "Proofs"}} at ThePath
on error ErrorMessage number ErrorNumber -- oops
activate me
display alert "Error " & ErrorNumber message ErrorMessage
end try
to MakeFolderStructure out of SomeItem at SomeFolder
make the folder structure defined in SomeItem at SomeFolder
SomeList defines the structure:
nested list items create folders in the previous text item - {"A", {"B", {"C"}}} = /A/B/C
empty text items will create untitled folders
parameters - SomeItem [mixed]: the folder structure
SomeFolder [alias]: the destination folder
returns nothing
set ParentFolder to SomeFolder
if class of SomeItem is list then
repeat with AnItem in SomeItem
if class of AnItem is list then -- add subfolder(s)
MakeFolderStructure out of AnItem at SomeFolder
else -- add a new child folder at the current parent
tell application "Finder" to make new folder at ParentFolder with properties {name:AnItem}
set SomeFolder to the result as alias
end if
end repeat
else -- add a new (potential) parent folder
tell application "Finder" to make new folder at SomeFolder with properties {name:AnItem}
set ParentFolder to the result as alias
end if
end MakeFolderStructure</pre>

How do I stop Thunderbird from creating additional folders when I add a new mail account?

I've been using Thunderbird for about 8 years now, migrating the configuration from version to version. Currently I have two accounts it picks up email from. I want to add a third account but everytime I do this, it creates a bunch of new folders with the name of the account in my folder tree. This is undesirable, mainly because it looks terrible and it's also dodging the default filtering I have set up globally for received messages.
How do I create a new mail account without it making new folders and just using the local folders like the other accounts already do?
I do not use Thunderbird's internal spam filtering, I use popfile and use message filters to sort the emails by headers Popfile adds to my messages. I do not understand why it won't let me make a new account like the other accounts without making a special folder for the new account. Please help?

Item 1. Global inbox only works with POP mail accounts.
Tools menu > account settings >server Settings > advanced and select use global inbox to turn it on. Note the folder will disappear, so move the mail you want from them before you change the settings.
Item 2. IMAP accounts must have their own folders. The View menu > folder > unified view was designed to overcome that as much as possible,

Is there any way to enable rSAP, use the iPhone as a modem, create sms folders, and show the day's calender on the home screen?

Hi folks
Had iPhone for a while and generally happy, but it seems I still need to keep my old nokia E72 because I cannot seem to use the iPhone as a modem, nor does it support rSAP.
Also, while I like the threaded sms view, I'd also like the option to create sms folders to stash away my banking sms info, all of which comes from different numbers, and filled the sms inbox with hundreds of messages.
Lastly, having the meeting for the day diplayed somewhere on the home screen would be great if there were a way to do it. Yes, I can go into calender easy enough, but unless I develop the habit of checking it all the time, I often forget about a meeting whereas on the old nokia, it was always displayed.
What gives with the lack of flash support? Maybe ol Steve dislikes adobe, but it seems like a serious lack to me. Even the old nokia has some flash support.
Given that, I must say I love the seperate calenders and contacts. It's great to be able to keep home contacts seperate from work ones, but still have them on the same phone. Email is great two - full html support seems like a given but it works really well.

rSAP has largely been supplanted by ABAP, which the iPhone supports. Most modern smartphones, including the iPhone do NOT store any information on the SIM.
SMS inboxes. Not much to say. I've never had a desire to do this. I understand it could be useful, but it's unlikely to change.
As for meetings on the home screen... Wait for iOS 5
Flash: it's not JUST that Steve doesn't like flash. Adobe has failed to produce a workable version of Flash for iOS. Blame has to go to both sides. I say good riddance to it.

Creating picture folders

How can I create new photo albums without conecting to iTunes?

Here's what worked for me using Windows7.
If you have already Synced the photos on your PC with your iPad you will need to clear the images from the Photos App by re-syncing it. Re-connect the iPad to the PC and when you see the name of your iPad come up in the Devices list (in the left hand panel of iTunes), click it and select Photos across the top right of iTunes.
Uncheck (untick) the photo syncing options and re-sync your iPad. Note: this will erase the images in your Photos App so make sure you still have all the photos you want on your PC
Now that you have an empty Photos App. This will keep things simple.
In My Pictures folder I created a Briefcase called "iPad image briefcase" (I'm not sure if previous versions of Windows used Briefcases but they're just a fancy way of Syncing files across different devices) Don't worry just create Folders and Sub-folders in previous versions of Windows.
Under the "iPad image briefcase" I created different Folders. (note: you can't create Briefcases within Briefcases in Windows7, you must create Folders under their respective Briefcases)
If you see a folder called iPad Photo Cache then start creating folders under that.
The folders I created were:
People
Places
Animals
Parts
Web images
When I want to add images I just drag and drop them from my photo editor into the folders I want them to appear in. Not all file types are supported on the iPad so make sure its a JPEG or other supported file type.
Only folders that actually have images in them will appear on the iPad Photos App. So if you have'nt put any images into Animals (for example) you won't see that folder on the ipad until you do.

Create multiple folders in automator

i cant seem to crack this there seem to be many applescripts out there but cant find one as basic as my needs, am trying to create a subfolder system within a folder to sort out work, id like to be able to do the following:
tell automator to create x folders within folder with prefix xyz + sequential numbering ie. project001 project002 etc.
i know it sounds basic and probably is but have been googling away without any joy and the create folder option in automator only makes one at a time which defeats the point.Have also tired the get items and rename but it doesnt want to change folders. any and all help greatly appreciated

this is easily handled by apple script action.
say the following will work.
1. get selected (or specified) finder items.
put the folder where you want to create all these subfolders here.
2. run apple script
<pre style="
font-family: Monaco, 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
font-size: 10px;
margin: 0px;
padding: 5px;
border: 1px solid #000000;
width: 720px;
color: #000000;
background-color: #ADD8E6;
overflow: auto;"
title="this text can be pasted into the Script Editor">
on run {input, parameters}
repeat with i from 1 to 10
tell application "Finder"
make new folder at input with properties {name:"xyz" & i}
end tell
end repeat
end run</pre>
the above makes 10 subfolders. adjust that as you like.

Can't create playlist folders on ipod classic 120gb

Hi Everyone!
I have an ipod 120gb classic since Jan. and have synced music on it and have it organized with folders and then playlists in them. Now I am trying to add more music and can't create new folders. I highlight my ipod, click on File>New Playlist Folder and it creates one in the itunes playlist area instead. I can click on File>New Playlist and it will create one on the ipod (not in the itunes area like the folder one does.) I can drag playlists from itunes and drop them on the ipod. But when I try to drag an itunes playlist folder with playlists in it, just a playlist is created with the folder's name. On the ipod it will not have the songs in playlists, just in abc order. I honestly don't remember how I did create the folders I do have, but I don't know of any other way than what I'm doing now.
I called Apple support and the guy spent over 30 minutes with me (after I searched high and low through the discussion forum.) He tried on his end and was getting the same results. I even tried reinstalling itunes and did a reinstall of an earlier version of itunes and all that entailed with negative results.
If there's anyone out there than can help me I would greatly appreciate it because I do not like to have my music in lists but organized in folders on my ipod such as Pop, Country, Romantic, etc. I know this ipod can organize into folders since I did it earlier
Thanks!!

Hi Everyone!
First thanks to you Jeff for your help also. I have now resynced (is that a word? LOL) my ipod with folders that way I want. From the replies I got I was able to figure out what I was doing wrong which wasn't the way itunes worked and the way I thought it should Part of my problem was that I had too big of a time span between syncings of my ipod, I had changed my itunes playlist, and I must have used my desktop computer to first load some of the songs rather than my laptop. So when the message came up when I had to change my settings I paniced when it said it was going to erase everything. Your comments sure did help jog my memory since I am a fairly new classic ipod owner!
So for those of you who would like your music sorted into folders and then your separate playlists in them, this is what I'm now doing (translation--what I learned to do!) 1. In itunes make your playlist folder, and then copy each of the playlists you want in it. Ex. folder-Christmas; playlists in it--The Chipmunks Christmas, Mannheim Steamroller Christmas Eve, etc. Do that for each kind of folder you want. (I ended up with 17 different folders!) 2. Connect your ipod and select to sync selected playlists, not manual. Go to the music tab and check sync music, selected playlists, making sure everything is checked that you want to sync including the folders themselves. 3. Disconnect your ipod when it says its completed. 4. When you want to sync additional music or folders put them in the itunes playlist. connect your ipod, make sure your setting is still on sync selected music. 5. When you click on the music tab make sure everything is checked that you added new and also the music that is already on your ipod. When itunes syncs it, only the new music will be added so the time will be only for the new stuff.
Lesson learned--Keep your itunes playlist area exactly the same as you want it on your ipod and keep the setting at sync selected playlists making sure everything is always checked that should be on the ipod.
Again, thanks for listening and I hope this helps others as well.
Have a Great Summer!

Making NTFS permissions read/write without ability to create/delete folders

Out at one of our job sites we have a server running Windows Server 2012 R2 that's got a file share accessible to our onsite people. Our project managers have devised a very strict folder structure for this file share, and for auditing purposes they want
to stick as close to this structure as possible.
Therefore, although people onsite must have read/write access to create, modify and delete files, they do not want them to be able to create or delete folders. They want them to use the existing folders and not tuck stuff away into folders that no one knows
exists except the person who created them.
The closest way I've found to do this is to deselect the advanced permissions 'Create folders / append data' and 'Delete subfolders and files.' This has a few side effects however, the most noticeable being that due to not being able to append data to files,
certain files (such as CAD drawings) can't be edited by anyone except the person who created them.
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Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Hi,
I'm not much familiar with AutoCAD- what's the exact behavior which is stopped by the restricted folder permission?
For example, if AutoCAD will create a folder in editing, we will not have a solution as users needed to create folders so that AutoCAD could run properly.
And if AutoCAD works like Office files, that create a temp file for editing, this will be the solution:
1. Give Domain Admins - Full Control - This folder, subfolders and files.
This is to allow all admin could access and edit all data.
2. Give SpecificUsers group (a group contain all normal users) - Full Control without "Change permissions" and "Take Ownership" -
Files Only.
This is to give that group most permissions to create, edit and delete files but not Folders.
3. Give SpecificUsers group another permission:
Traverse folder
List FOlder
Read Attributes
Read extended attributes
Create files - this is important. Without this permission you will not able to save Office files.
Read permissions.
Give above permissions to "This Folder, subfolders and files".
This is to allow users to access all subfolders.
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How to create multi-folders in a single folder in numbers

how do you create multi-folders in a single folders. I have multi files orginized by month, but now i need to group it into a single folder by year.

See this link:
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=31517:107
Denes Kubicek
http://deneskubicek.blogspot.com/
http://www.apress.com/9781430235125
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=31517:1
http://www.amazon.de/Oracle-APEX-XE-Praxis/dp/3826655494
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This web site must be created on a server that is running Microsoft Sharepoint Foundation. Please choose another Location

Hi all, I installed microsoft sharepoint designer 2010. It was working perfectly up until yesterday when I create a new site, it gave me an error that said " This web site must be created on a server that is running Microsoft Sharepoint Foundation.
Please choose another Location " Now I can't create any sharepoint site and it freaks me out. I tried repairing, unistalling and reinstalling but still i get the same message.

You have to have SharePoint 2010, either SharePoint Foundation 2010 or SharePoint Server 2010, installed somewhere in order to be able to create SharePoint sites with SharePoint Designer 2010. SharePoint Designer 2010 is a client-side product, which is usually
installed on end user machines and then used to connect to a server-side edition of SharePoint 2010 (either of the two I mentioned above) to modify the SharePoint sites hosted on that server-side product.
It is possible to install SharePoint Foundation 2010 on a client operating system (Windows 7), but it is much more likely that a production environment will involve installing SharePoint Foundation 2010 or SharePoint Server 2010 on a server operating system
(Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2) on a central server that can be accessed by multiple users.
If you are looking to do testing, you can either install Foundation on Windows 7, or use a virtualization product such as Hyper-V, VMware Workstation, Virtual Box, to name a few, to build a virtual server hosting SharePoint.
You aren't going to be able to create SharePoint sites with SPD until you have SharePoint Foundation 2010 or SharePoint Server 2010 somewhere for it to connect to, sorry.
John
MCTS: WSS v3, MOSS 2007, and SCOM 2007
MCITP: Enterprise Project Management with Project Server 2007
Now Available on Amazon - The SharePoint 2010 Disaster Recovery Guide. Also available -
The SharePoint 2007 Disaster Recovery Guide.
My blog: My Central Admin.

Can I create separate folders to save media on my Airport Time Capsule? Issue is I have a 256GB HDD Mac Pro Retina which is almost full. TC will only take backup of my HDD. So where would I save my photos and videos from my iPhone and iPad?

Can I create separate folders to save media on my Airport Time Capsule? Issue is I have a 256GB HDD Mac Pro Retina which is almost full. TC will only take backup of my HDD. So where would I save my photos and videos from my iPhone and iPad?

It is a hard one.. laptops with small drives are a pain.
What you need is a home media server.
Some people use a PC running itunes for cost.. but that is nothing like as good as using a Mac mini.. they make great little HTPC device.. you can plug in large hard disks and store all your files and media. And share it with the network.. Read up apple's instructions on home sharing.
https://www.apple.com/au/support/homesharing/
For cost you can buy a mini from 2011 or 2012.. I would not recommend earlier ones.. the advantage of 2012 is they have USB3 ports. But you will pay more for them.. new mini is not as useful.. they have soldered in memory and you cannot upgrade.. the old mini was the most easily modified mac in the whole range. Uses little power and can be bought for a $300US for a good one second hand.. maybe less.

Creating new folders in Mail

Greetings..
How does one create new folders under the inbox for organizing purposes? I was expecting to be able to create a "new folder" within any other folder, but all I can find is smart folders, and some other strange option which results in this new folder under the heading "On My Mac"...strange...what's this "On My Mac" all about? Why can't I just create a new folder under my inbox, and organize the way I see fit? This is really odd..

You can accomplish this by creating a new mailbox ( *plus sign* in the bottom left corner of the main window). I think this should say folder, but I didn't make this choice. It acts like a folder. Just click and drag emails from your inbox to these other mailboxes you created. The "On My Mac" just refers to where the emails get stored (/Users/yourshortname/Library/Mail)
D.
Edit: the funny thing is the icon for the new mailboxes is a folder, go figure.
Message was edited by: D. Fraser

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