ITunes 7 is a joke stop trying to fix what isn't broken

iTunes 7 is a joke stop trying to fix what isn't broken

Between being still wet, and energized multiple times, it almost certainly has suffered permanent damage from shorting circuits. I would just get a replacement at this point and be done with it.
As mentioned, either an AppleCare+ accidental damage claim, if you can do so, or pay the out of warranty replacement for a like new service unit.

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Is 4.0 supposed to be an upgrade?Why the attempt to fix what isn't broken.

If this is your new format you can keep it.I have been using firefox forever and always preferred it.There is not one thing I like or feel is an upgrade in 4.0.I won't list all the problems and issues myself and my family have found as there won't be room to list them all.I have reverted back to 3.6.You really need to rethink this.My biggest complaint is ease of use,which there isn't frankly.

I also can't stand this new Firefox version. What was wrong with the previous version? Am seriously thinking of finding an alternative browser. Have tried reinstalling the previous version, but it just ended up with no Firefox at all. Any ideas of a good alternative please?

Bring back Firefox 3 why fix what isn't broken? I hate this firefox 4

This latest upgrade is the pits, I can't stand all the tabs and the layout. Just let me have my old firefox back, those who want this can have it. In other words I prefer to use IE and I have NOT used it in years, I hate it because of it being microsofts junk. But it is better than this mess.

I also can't stand this new Firefox version. What was wrong with the previous version? Am seriously thinking of finding an alternative browser. Have tried reinstalling the previous version, but it just ended up with no Firefox at all. Any ideas of a good alternative please?

SP1 fixes what isn't broken?

Nice job Novell! I was working with ZfD 3.2 perfectly fine... without
problems. One day, I decided I would like to upgrade to ZfD 3.2 SP1
to
see if the imaging boot cd perhaps had some new and improved network drivers (it didn't), and, lo and behold, my remote control no longer works! Any time I log into a workstation and do something such as
launch
Outlook Express or open the Control Panel, the remote agent freezes.
Re-
opening the workstation renders only a blank gray screen, or no
response
at all.
Fantastic! I will be re-installing the original ZfD 3.2 files this
afternoon after everyone goes home.

I found the problem. For some reason a graphics file called
hook16.dll
was causing the freeze-ups. I deleted the file from all my computers,
and
it works fine.
As for client-side installs, I haven't had the time to run that
install on
the 477 computers I am responsible for. Running the client-side
install
did not fix the problem when I tested it on an individual workstation.
> Hi,
>
> [email protected] wrote:
> >
> > Nice job Novell! I was working with ZfD 3.2 perfectly fine...
without
> > problems. One day, I decided I would like to upgrade to ZfD 3.2
SP1 to
> > see if the imaging boot cd perhaps had some new and improved
network
> > drivers (it didn't),
>
> I don't know what SP1 you applied, but the SP1 imagin CD has
literally
> hundreds of additional or improved network drivers.
>
> > and, lo and behold, my remote control no longer
> > works! Any time I log into a workstation and do something such as
launch
> > Outlook Express or open the Control Panel, the remote agent
freezes.
Re-
> > opening the workstation renders only a blank gray screen, or no
response
> > at all.
> >
> > Fantastic! I will be re-installing the original ZfD 3.2 files
this
> > afternoon after everyone goes home.
>
> No problem at all here with RC after SP1. In fact, it works better
than
> ever. You did apply server and client parts, yes?
>
> CU,
> --
> Massimo Rosen
> Novell Support Connection Sysop
> No emails please!
> http://www.cfc-it.de

Attachments - why fix what wasn't broken!

Prior to OX Lion, when an email arrived with attachments you were able to select them individually (or more using command-click) and drag them to whichever folder you liked directly from mail. Now all you get is to save them individually or all at once and the process has increased from 1-click (and drag) to as many clicks as it takes to locate the folder you want them saved in ('recent folders' is cool if you only deal with a few folders - we use dozens of folders). We design and produce magazines and receive a lot of attachments and the new mail has increased our workflow by thousands of clicks - VERY DISAPPOINTING.
You also were able to open attachments directly from mail as well (using right-click), you can't do that anymore either!
Anyone know a work-around?
I see THUNDERBIRD still allows you to select and drag attachments.
Another example of some idiot fixing what ain't broken!

Submit your feedback directly to Apple using the appropriate link on the Feedback page:
http://www.apple.com/feedback

Apple, what have you done? 8.01 makes my ipad seems like it is back on dial up. Don't fix what ain't broken, or is your policy break it so we have to fix it?

Apple, what have you done? 8.01 makes my ipad seems like it is back on dial up. Don't fix what ain't broken, or is your policy break it so we have to fix it?

Hi The best option is to do a factory Reset this will get rid of any bugs And set up iPad as new. Just use same Apple ID you will get all your Apps & Data back. Do this over Wifi Cheers Brian

ITunes match won't stop trying to download songs

iOS 6 on iPhone 5
I set up with iTunes match and set it to sync one of my playlists. That playlist has 800 songs.
It started downloading the playlist. It was sloooooow, using phone data, even though I set it to use wifi and updated my carrier settings, until I set to not download over cellular data (it seems to try cellular BEFORE wifi for some reason).
800 songs are taking a LONG time to download.
During this time, I have received a number of app update notification, so I went into the app store and selected "update all".
It now won't update Apps as I believe it is waiting for the playlist to finish downloading before getting to the apps.
I turned off iTunes match and deleted all the music on the phone, but there seems to be no way to stop it from trying to download the entire playlist still, even with Match turned off.
I have received notifications from apps that are stuck in the "waiting"stage of the update, but cannot access the app to check the message.
Surely if it is forced to wait for music to finish downloading it should inform you that it can't start the app sync OR it should prioritize app updates over music.
I don't want to reset and start all over again as I am sure I will lose the content of the notification (a chat via skype) and I am missing important business information while it finishes downloading the music.
Any suggestions?

I've just found other posts like mine on the rignt side of the screen and have found the solution: Simply by desactivating iCoud in Preferences System and loging in again and now Calendar works fine.
Thank you Apple Support Community !
Ti-Wee-Ken

When should I stop trying to fix iPhone5?

Hello
Turns out my jacket isn't waterpoof.
Left iPhone for about 36 hours in rice and plugged into mains. Started to boot and received a text message. As the screen was still watery, I unplugged it and left for a further 48 hours. Plugged into mains, it booted up and screen was still watery. Left again for 24 hours.
iPhone now stuck in reboot loop when plugged into mains - only a few seconds of Apple logo. Tried leaving it plugged in for 24+ hours, still rebooting. Tried holding power and home and message appeared plug into iTunes. Plugged it in and nothing. Tried holding down power and home when plugged into computer, but nothing at all.
It's 20 days since it got wet and I've Googled and YouTube lots, but to no avail.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in Advance

Between being still wet, and energized multiple times, it almost certainly has suffered permanent damage from shorting circuits. I would just get a replacement at this point and be done with it.
As mentioned, either an AppleCare+ accidental damage claim, if you can do so, or pay the out of warranty replacement for a like new service unit.

TS1363 My iPod 4G iOS 5.1.1 cannot appears in iTunes, whereas, i have to tried various method. what should i do?

please help me to solve my problem...

Read the article from which you posted your question and follow all the troubleshooting steps it lists.

Apple, I have an iPhone 5 and the purple tint in pictures is real and is going to be the most costly mistake to have changed the lens to a sapphire crystal lens. This is HUGE! Why did you fix what is not broken?

Why, because some clumsy, careless humans couldn't stop scratching a less that 1/4 inch wide lens? That is no reason for replacing the lens and pandering to their inability to handle advanced technology is not going to push the technology forward. Tossing out cheap cases like you did for the imagined iPhone 4 antenna "problem" will not fix this VERY real problem. I have been a loyal customer since 2005 and this, as stated in the title, could be your most costly mistake. Either your software engineers are going to have to compensate for the purple tint appearing in photos or you're going to sacrifice massive profits to physically replace the lens in every iPhone 5 you have sold and continue to sell. I've read that Apple customer service has tried to sweep this away by falsely claiming that the purple tint is "normal". It is absolutely not normal by any stretch of the imagination. Do not be silent Apple customers! Let the complaints pour like Niagara Falls or settle for the garbage that has been sold.
My former iPhone 4 took better pics.
I hope Apple didn't do the same with the pending iPad mini or this could turn into a maelstrom that even Steve Jobs would not have tolerated.
Signed,
Extremely dissapointed

Read: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4436
It is pretty short so here is the entire text:
Symptoms
A purplish or other colored flare, haze, or spot is imaged from out-of-scene bright light sources during still image or video capture.
Resolution
Most small cameras, including those in every generation of iPhone, may exhibit some form of flare at the edge of the frame when capturing an image with out-of-scene light sources. This can happen when a light source is positioned at an angle (usually just outside the field of view) so that it causes a reflection off the surfaces inside the camera module and onto the camera sensor. Moving the camera slightly to change the position at which the bright light is entering the lens, or shielding the lens with your hand, should minimize or eliminate the effect.
Which is exactly what eelw wrote.
No one on Apple Support Communities has authority to speak on behalf of Apple, unless their avatar is accompanied by this Apple image:
... identifying themselves as Apple employees.

Droid DNA was a good phone - HTC please fix what you have broken

I just got the latest update and I really don't care for the new interface. I have talked to Verizon and HTC and both say the only way to get the older version is to root the phone which will take it out of warranty. Not that I really care about the warranty however I will need to spend more time than I care to just go back to a version that worked properly. Easier to just get a new phone, granted I will need to learn the new phone but at least it will be an upgrade so the investment of my time will seem worth it.
What upsets me the most is they will not let me go back to my previous version. I would be perfectly happy with the version I was running before. It had it's issues but I was used to them. The latest upgrade has changed things that I used daily for fixes that I rarely or never use. For example, the landscape keyboard is broken, I cannot see the P and L keys. The person at HTC recommended I find another keyboard online and download it. Not the answer I expected from the manufacturer but it does help me make a decision.
I was planning on getting the HTC One next but after this I will be getting another phone (sooner than planned) and it will not be a phone from HTC. It may not even be an Android phone, maybe Windows 8. I have heard the latest iPhone upgrade was subpar as well.

See this discussion, https://discussions.apple.com/message/19779377#19779377

Stupid Question: Suppress Warnings vs Fixing What Ain't Broken

Hey all,
I'm getting about 70 warnings in my code, mostly because I'm using anonymous classes to set up Actions as shown in the code snip below. This generates the warning "The serializable class does not declare a static final serialVersionUID field of type long" every time I create an Action this way:
final Action defaultUpAction = am.get(im.get(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke("control UP")));
          Action upAction = new AbstractAction(){ //warning generated here
               public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){
                    defaultUpAction.actionPerformed(e);
                    lastAction = "UP";
          };I understand what's causing the warning, and I even know how to fix it (or ignore the warning).
My question is, which is less of a hack? Do I just throw in a few SuppressWarnings annotations, or should I add a default serialVersionUID in each anonymous class? I'm not using the serialization functionality, but I might want to sometime in the future in which case suppressing the warnings would be a bad idea. Both solutions (adding a field I don't need or suppressing warnings instead of fixing them) seem a bit kludgey to me. Am I just being too touchy, or is there a better way?
Thanks

Thanks for the input, that does make quite a bit of sense. I suppose my hesitation comes from the feeling that although I was told by the higher-ups to "fix those warnings", all I'm doing is concealing them. I guess I shouldn't look at it that way, especially since I don't use serialization at all in any of my code (nobody else does, either). So in this case, simply suppressing the warnings probably makes more sense than adding fixes that won't be used anyway (and in fact may mislead future developers into thinking I'm using serialization somewhere).

Why fix what ain't broken?

This is not just with Firefox but with software in general and heavily includes browsers. One can't help but notice that upgrading often causes immediate problems with both the program being upgraded and other, many times, unrelated, programs, already installed, causing them to have to be upgraded and/or modified in order to work also. This is not free, in time or money. Windows Vista and ME were the epitome of what can happen with upgrades - lots of expensive problems! MS Office is THE classic example of overkill - too many features.
Upgrading Firefox is no different. Being forced to upgrade, however, is reprehensible, and this is the way many internet associated programs have done.
Since I saw a store owner doing his daily business with an extinct late 80s DOS program and he told me "it works fine, does my job as I need it done, why upgrade?"
There are a lot of new things happening in technology, on the web especially - What if we don't want to access them or take part in them - I have no Facebook or Twitter accounts, for instance. What happened to "customer being right". What happened to our right to choose? (My choices have been to use other products which most of the time are not as good but much less troublesome and "respectful".)

That doesn't work. Some of the plug-ins have also been turned off and cannot be upgraded. Others require Firefox upgrade. It causes this nuisance tab to become my startup tab and will not allow it to be turned off. I've done a lot of homework on this to find many others who have this same issue, same frustration, in not being able to get rid of it and get back to the older working version.

When i try to update itunes and quicktime, it stops me and says " The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable" please help.

when i try to update itunes and quicktime, it stops me and says " The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable" please help.

Before trying the update again, use Microsoft's Fix it solution at http://support.microsoft.com/mats/Program_Install_and_Uninstall. Use it to uninstall iTunes and Quicktime. It bypasses this not uncommon problem. When the solution finishes, the selected program will be uninstalled. It can take several minutes and I have seen as much as half an hour.
After iTunes & Quicktime are uninstalled, try the update again.

I mistakenly asked iTunes to download a TV series and I can't get it to stop trying to download it. how do I kill the download?

I mistakenly asked iTunes to download a TV series and I can't get it to stop trying to download it. how do I kill the download?

You've got to be freakin' kidding me. I'm in Brazil, I accidentally started a 2.2GB download that it says will take 592 minutes to download, and there's no way I can stop it and download something else until that first download finishes? I would have thought it was unthinkable 15 years ago that anyone would build an app that downloads things but doesn't allow the option of canceling the download, but in this day and age? So much for Apple making intuitive, user-friendly products.

ITunes 7 is a joke stop trying to fix what isn't broken

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