Is there a way to access my voicemail without having to enter my password every time?

Is there a way to access my voicemail without having to enter my password every time? Or is the only way to check emails is to click on the voicemail icon and enter password?

For that, you would probably have to create a contact and place it on your homescreen. I don't know if there are any settings where you can have the voicemail icon automatically call, although there may be. You can name the contact you place on your homescreen "call voicemail" or "voicemail", though.
Edit: keep in mind by setting up your voicemail number like I had previously described, anyone with access to your phone will now have access to your voicemails. If you are like me, though, that won't bother you.

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Is there a way to access MY movies without having iTunes on???

I want to watch without my laptop having to be on...purchased stuff shows up, but not my personally owned content. Is there a way to trick itunes into thinking that my personal movies (purchased on DVD/BluRay or personal home movies) are purchased so they will show on icloud??? I am really just trying to find a way to have all my content in one place and needing to have my laptop on is not always easy. My toddler closes the laptop and then gets mad when her shows stop, trying to prevent that
Thanks for the help in advance!

Are you saying Purchased Movies play from the Cloud ? I didn't think they did but as in UK we wouldn't have that anyway.
iTunes must be available on the LAN to play local movie library content as this is stored on your local network. Even if this content was say on a network drive itunes is still needed.
AFAIK there is no 'iTunes Match' capability for TV Shows or Movies which would allow viewing from the Cloud and I'll be surprised if we see this in the near future if at all - you say these have come from DVD or BluRay so you will have used techniques that cannot be discussed here to get them into itunes as they potentially violate laws in some areas if encryption has been broken (unless they were digital copies). There is no way that Apple would be able to offer any kind of 'match' for video which has been acquired in this manner. Music is different as CDs are not encrypted and can be ripped to iTunes without contravening DMCA type legislation.
Even if there were a way to 'trick itunes' etc (I don't think there is) I suspect posting any such solution would violate Apple's forum T&Cs.
Hate to say it but the best solution would be to stick the laptop out of reach of the toddler.

ITunes 11.0.4. can't locate thousands of files (they are still on the harddisk though) - is there a way to simply relocate them (without having to do it for each individual song which would take forever)?

After updating to iTunes 11.0.4.,
iTunes 11.0.4. can't locate thousands of files (they are still on the harddisk though).
is there a way to simply relocate them (without having to do it manually for each individual song which would take forever)?

Are these "thousands of files" in an iTunes library that simply cannot be found?
If so, assuming you know exactly where they are, hold the "Option" key while opening iTunes from your dock. You will then be given a "Choose Library" option. Choose it and point to your library.

Is there a way of unzipping Tempro updates without having to buy Winzip?

Is there a way of unzipping Tempro updates without having to buy Winzip?
And why are the files downloaded in this way? WHy not simple exec files as from Microsoft?
Thanks for any help
Rod

Hi
You dont need to buy anything.
Winzip is for free. You can also use the WinRAR.
You will just notice an pop which recommend to buy an full version but this is not needed in order to unzip single packages.
As I said; install WinRAR. I use this tool too. in my opinion its better than Winzip.
Greets

HT203167 I bought and downloaded the Ricky Gervais' Audiobook series "A Guide To" last year off of my old iPhone. Since i bought my new iPhone the audiobook dont show up in my purchased items list. Is there a way I can retrieve them without having to pay

I bought and downloaded the Ricky Gervais' Audiobook series "A Guide To" last year off of my old iPhone. Since i bought my new iPhone the audiobook dont show up in my purchased items list. Is there a way I can retrieve them without having to pay again.Ty

Sorry, but audiobooks cannot be downloaded more than once without charge. You will need to have the audiobooks in iTunes on your computer so you can sync them to your new iPhone. If the audiobooks are not in iTunes and you don't have a viable backup, you may be out of luck. You can, however, contact the iTunes Store, explain the situation, and see if they can make an exception for you.
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/
Regards.

Is there a way to access TM backups without TM?

I have a client whose MBP died suddenly. He is on TM so after we fix his MAC he will be able to restore and be happy.
BUT in the meantime, I have a MAC Mini (with extra RAM they are quite nice) he can use to get back to work. Except that all his files are hidden away in the TM file(s).
If only there was some way to open it up and pull out a few files. Or maybe his documents folder... Or his user folder...
IS there a way?
A trick, a hack, or a stand-alone util??
(I'm looking at YOU Mr. Bombich)

Richard,
Here is a revised set of instructions for situations like yours.
Also, as V.K. mentions you can just pick and choose the specific data the user wants access to. But if the old Mac is going to be in the shop for some time, or they expect to be creating new data on the mini, you may want to the the Migration Assistant procedure in both directions to preseve that data.
*Using TM Backups on One Mac While Other Mac is Being Repaired*
For this to work, the temporary Mac must be running Leopard (Mac OS 10.5)
Attach the hard disk containing the previous Macs' Time Machine backups to the new computer.
Go to Applications --> Utilities --> and launch Migration Assistant.
At the welcome dialogue click "Continue." You may be required to enter your Admin password.
For Migration Method chose "From a Time Machine backup or other disk".
Select the hard disk containing the previous Time Machine backups. (Give Migration Assistant some time as it scans the disk for eligible data to migrate.)
Now select which User Accounts you would like to migrate over.
*Full Backup After Restore*
Bear in mind that in all cases Time Machine will perform a full backup after a full restore. This is normal. Time Machine will resume incremental backups after the full backup has completed. To view previous backups, Control-click or right-click the Time Machine icon in your Dock or Option-click the Time Machine menu extra and Choose "Browse Other Time Machine Disks," then select your previous backup volume. You will enter Time Machine and be able to browse your previous back ups and restore files. (http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1338)
Maintaining Time Machine backups on the temporary Mac will allow you to migrate any new data created on this Mac to the other Mac when it returns. Bear in mind, that the Time Machine disk will have 2 sets of backups on it now. Retain the older set until the new Mac returns, just in case of emergency.
Once the old Mac returns, perform one final incremental backup from the temporary Mac.
Now Reconnect the Time Machine disk to the old Mac and use Migration Assistant again, as described above, to move the most recent data back.
Let us know if this worked for you.
Cheers!

If my MacBook won't start, is there a way to access my data without replacing the battery? Someone mentioned removing the hard drive?

I'm assuming that my MacBook won't start because it's been spilled on... It's happened once before and when I brought it in, all that was needed was a battery replacement. I have a brand new MacBook Pro and all I really want is my pictures, videos, music & other documents from my old MacBook.. Is there a way of getting all of that without buying a new battery, and then using Mavericks to switch over everything? A friend suggested that I just get all of it from the hard drive, but I don't really know much about that. Help?

If you can take the computer to somewhere or someone who has a known-good battery, and if the MacBook is dry, you could tell in quick order if a replacement battery would be worth it. Likely, you won't have been as fortunate more than once; electricity and water don't mix well, and short circuited or fried electronics result.
{There used to be a way to access one Mac from another if you could get the bad one to boot into Target Disk mode, but Intel-based macs didn't always work; they both needed FireWire ports & correct cable. If In an enclosure, you may be able to use a migration assistant utility.}
An authorized service tech with Apple certification in portable computers should be able to remove the internal hard disk drive, install it into an external enclosure, & test it, for a fee; once in an enclosure it may be accessed to see if the hard drive's data files on the drive, or at least sees them. Labor + parts?
Once the hard disk drive is removed, your user files would still have whatever account password protection needed to access them, but there are ways to migrate data from drives into another computer; in some cases the information on this may be tilted toward using a device you don't have, such as a Time Machine. If the data had been backed up on a Time Machine, it may have been possible to get it from that device using a method available in a Support article and put directly into another Mac.
If the computer has failed due to contact with moisture or a drink pouring over it, more than once, it may require more than a new battery to see if it'd work well enough to run and get data from its hard disk drive. You may pay quite a bit of money to have someone do anything at all.
How long ago did the MacBook get wet again? If several weeks ago, it may be dry inside. But may be damaged and the main logic board short-circuited or toast. So, it may not work even with the MagSafe attached due to other damages beyond a new battery. That could be a waste of money to buy one.
There are repair guides at http://ifixit.com which may help you determine if you can extract the HDD from the failed MacBook, but even then you'd have to install it into a suitable USB enclosure to gain access to data. Some drive enclosures already have a hard disk drive inside, so try and get one that would work with the MacBook's SATA hard disk drive, and with no HDD installed. One less thing to do.
So I know only enough about it to be dangerous.
And to troubleshoot the old MacBook may not
be worth the cost, if logicboard now is toasted.
Maybe someone else can say it direct w/ less words? LOL
Good luck & happy computing!

I have an ipad2 and the screen shattered. It still works but is there a way to safely fix it without having to buy a new one?

We were on April vacation this past week and my ipad fell onto the road and shattered the screen. I can still get onto it and maneuver around my apps but the screen is spider webbed and shattered. I have heard their are screen kits you can but to replace yourself, but the reviews are mixed. They also say to be careful of the wi fi wires because you can severly screw it up. This was a huge purchase for me and I can't afford to get another one. What can I do? Best Buy says they aren't allowed to replace the screens from Apple products and I have heard Apple just sells you a new one at a lower cost. Is there a way for me to replace the screen myself?

Back it up befor you go to the Apple store for a replacement or sending it out for rapair.
If you get a replacement iPad:
How to Transfer Everything from an Old iPad to New iPad
http://osxdaily.com/2012/03/16/transfer-old-ipad-to-new-ipad/
Apple's Limited Warranty http://www.apple.com/legal/warranty/ for iPad excludes coverage for damage resulting from accident, disassembly, unauthorized service and unauthorized modifications.
Out-of-Warranty Service
If you own an iPad that is ineligible for warranty service but is eligible for Out-of-Warranty (OOW) Service, Apple will replace (Apple doesn't repair) your iPad with an iPad that is new or equivalent to new in both performance and reliability for the Out-of-Warranty Service fee listed below. (The replacement will most likely be a refurbished iPad in a brown box, however, it has a new screen, back and battery.)
iPad model
Out-of-Warranty Service Fee
iPad mini
$219
iPad 3rd, 4th generation
$299
iPad 2, iPad
$249
A $6.95 shipping fee will be added if service is arranged through Apple and requires shipping. All fees are in US dollars and are subject to local tax.
Certain damage is ineligible for out-of-warranty service, including catastrophic damage, such as the device separating into multiple pieces, and inoperability caused by unauthorized modifications. However, an iPad that has failed due to contact with liquid may be eligible for out-of-warranty service. See http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=servicefaq&geo=United_States&product=ipad
Make a Genius Bar Reservation
http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/
You may can get the iPad repaired at 3rd party repair sources for less $, however, any remaining Apple warranty will be voided.
iPad Repair & Screen Replacement Services
http://www.ifixyouri.com/16-ipad-repairs
RepairZoom iPad Repair
http://www.repairzoom.com/ipad-repair.html
Mission Repair
http://www.missionrepair.com/Apple_iPad_Repair_Services_s/431.htm
iGadgetResQ
http://www.igadgetresq.com/ipad-repair/
 Cheers, Tom

I had to sync my iPhone to a different computer an list all my ringtones. Is there a way to get them back without having to buy them again?

I had to sync my phone to a different computer and it erased my ringtones I bought. Is there a way to get them back? The computer I was using no longer works at all.

The songs are still on her ipod.
They should transfer ok but make sure and use the same Apple ID that was used for the original purchase.
Connect the iPod to a computer, launch iTunes.
From the iTunes menu bar click File > Transfer Purchases From...
Make sure and backup the iTunes purchases > How to back up your media in iTunes
If this is an iPod touch read here > Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store

Is there any way to keep folders organized without having to reorganize?

I download a lot of mixtapes and am very organized about my music. If it helps I always manually add my music into iTunes and have the music I've purchased and uploaded from CDs seperated from the music I get online. I'm constantly finding new artists and make a folder for them. Every time I open Finder and go to the folder containing all the artist folders I constantly have to clean it up and arrange them by kind and name. Some of the mixtapes have never been opened but I have them in case I ever want to hand them to a friend or want to find new music. When I create a new folder it's always at the bottom despite everything else being organized alphabetically and by kind. Is there a way to for my music to stay organized withough having to constantly select all and arrange it? Like if I create a new folder with the letter B I want it to automatically go where all the B folders are without having to move it on my own. Thanks!

The software "Big Folder Machine 2" should do all of what you want.
EDIT: I think I misread your post. If you just right-click and arrange by name, it will do it. There is no need to select every folder.

Is there a way to edit album info without having to update each song individually?

So I am currently working on ripping my CD collection into iTunes. However sometimes the iTunes default information is wrong (album artwork, year, etc.)
So is there a way I can update an album quicker than having to select each track and go one by one. For example...if the correct year for a particular album is 1994 and iTunes had it at something else, is there a way I can just enter the correct info and have it update all tracks in that album in one shot? Thanks.

Click on the first track, shift+click on the last track. Command+i to get info on the group (same as for single).

Is there a way to insert comments directly into an Illustrator document so that every time you expor

I use Illustrator a lot to create website designs, and pepper the PDFs with comments on how everything should work. Is there a way to have those comments embedded into the AI so that I don't have to enter in the comments every time I export a PDF?

Template are the pre-designed document in which you do the modification as per the need.
this will give you better idea..
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/illustrator/cs/using/WS714a382cdf7d304e7e07d0100196cbc5f-6330a .html
So , you can create a template with the comment on it.
when creating the new file , base it upon the template so that you have the comment already present in the Ai.

HT5714 Is there another way to cancel pre-orders beside going on the computer? Every time I click on manage pre-orders it says I have an error.

Is there another way to cancel pre-orders beside on the computer? Every time I click on Manage Pre-Orders, it always say I have an error...

You've tried closing and re-opening iTunes and/or rebooted your computer and you have the latest version of iTunes installed ?
If you have then you could try contacting iTunes Support and ask them to remove the pre-order from your account : http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/ - click on Contact iTunes Store Support on the right-hand side of the page, then Purchases, Billing & Redemption

I purchased GarageBand for I Mac but I want to put it on my iPad. Is there any way I could do it without having to purchase the program again?

I have GarageBand on my iMac, but would like the program on my iPad now. Since I have already pad for it once is there any way to put GarageBand on my iPad without having to pay for it again? Thanks

So after i purchase garageband for my ipad, is there any way to transfer unfinished work from my iMac to the iPad or from the iPad to the iMac?

Is there a way to turn on the phone without having to enter the passcode every single time??

Isn't there a way to not have to enter the pass code every single time you turn the phone on ??

FWIW, I'd love to turn off passcodes *permanently* on my five iOS devices running iOS 8.1.
Is this possible anymore?
So far, iOS 8.1 insists (after awhile) that I *must* re-implement a passcode.
(FWIW, with iOS 7 I could turn off passcodes permanently, sending iPads to sales prospects secure in the knowledge they could easily operate the iPad over the course of several weeks, reviewing media devoted to their projects, and not finding themselves locked out.)
Advice much appreciated.

Is there a way to access my voicemail without having to enter my password every time?

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