Just upgraded to Maverick, now mail won't automatically upload new messages

My 93 year old father just upgraded his operating system to Maverick and now his new Mail won't automatically upload to his inbox. I don't use Mail in this way and have no idea what adjustment needs to be made so it will work again. It keeps asking for his email password but that doesn't help. Any suggestions? I'm sure it's an easy fix...somehow they just aren't communicating... Thanks!

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I just upgraded to mavericks, and now Itunes and my other programs don't recognize my audio interface.
It's a MobilePre USB preamp. I tried uninstalling and re-installing the driver without success. Interesting, QuickTime sends audio to the external preamp, the sound is filled with static. I've tried playing with latency, but that doesn't help.
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Hope this references the equipment you are using.
The last update to the drivers is 1.1.3 Nov 2012
http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/en_US/download/MobilePre-Drivers?popup=true&N ewLang=en&DocType=1450&q=MobilePre
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Mail won't download any new messages.

Updated to 10.6.2 recently.
Today I have noticed that mail, although checking for new mail, doesn't show any new messages. This despite the ping sounding off to indicate new mail.
The only way to see any new messages is to shut mail down and open it back up.

Try this - find the /Library/Preferences folder in your user/Home folder and then locate and delete this file:
com.apple.mail.plist
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I just upgraded Bridge. Now it won't launch.

I just a few minutes ago upgraded Bridge in order to have the latest RAW compatibility.
Now it won't launch.
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Adobe Bridge CC WAS working earlier today, before the update. How do I go back to the version of Bridge that I was using? Or is there a better solution?
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JeffWillard-Bedford wrote:
Adobe Bridge CC WAS working earlier today, before the update. How do I go back to the version of Bridge that I was using? Or is there a better solution?
- Jeff
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Gene
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Well do a back up now.
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Drag the iPhoto Library from your Pictures Folder to another Disk. This will make a copy on that disk.
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Can you get QuickTime to open?
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Mail doesn't automatically look for new emails until I open up the app. I don't get notifications and a badge doesn't show up. I always have to open the application for it to search for new messages even though I have it set to search every minute.

Mail>Preferences>General:
Check your settings.

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I just ran a software update and now may mail application won't open. These are the five updates that I installed:
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Ernie,
thanks for the suggestions. I'm not quite the Mac expert I'd like to be, so bear with me please. How do I know if I downloaded "the correct Combo for PPC, since it appears you do not have an Intel Mac?" Wouldn't my computer automatically download the correct one? How can I check if it's the right one? ALSO,
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Services ▹ Reveal
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~/Library/Containers/com.apple.MailServiceAgent
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I updated the maverick and now mail won't open at all

i updated the maverick and now mail won't open at all

Have you tired opening it from the Applications folder?
What happens when you try to open Mail?

Just upgraded to Maverick, now mail won't automatically upload new messages

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