LP8 with Leopard 10.5.1 - Error -36 in sample editor

i work with a brand new Mac Pro with Leopard (updated to 10.5.1) and LP8. The biggest problem i have since yesterday is, that i cannot copy a part of a take in the sample editor and paste it into another take. This happened after i did this several times without any error, but suddenly i got only the error code -36. The malfunction is not comming when i copy something and paste it into the same take. But to paste it into another take now is no more possible. Who can help me? With this problem it is not possible for me to make recording further on. Quick help is appreciated.

the first crashes of LP8 i had before the update to Leopard 10.5.1 while i was adjusting the key commands and i was very astonished about the crash by such a simple action. From another side i got the tip, that the problems maybe are caused by the fact, that i loaded a song from Logic 5.5 into LP8. If this is true, it would mean, that i have to create a complete new song in LP8 with all the necessary configurations in the environment, the midi routing and so on. And the second consequence is the real desaster: it is not possible to work with an older song in LP8 - and i have 3 of them! I hope that this is not the reason but from the first it is very important to know the reason for my problems, however.

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the first crashes of LP8 i had before the update to Leopard 10.5.1 while i was adjusting the key commands and i was very astonished about the crash by such a simple action. From another side i got the tip, that the problems maybe are caused by the fact, that i loaded a song from Logic 5.5 into LP8. If this is true, it would mean, that i have to create a complete new song in LP8 with all the necessary configurations in the environment, the midi routing and so on. And the second consequence is the real desaster: it is not possible to work with an older song in LP8 - and i have 3 of them! I hope that this is not the reason but from the first it is very important to know the reason for my problems, however.

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That's Great !
I'm glad to know that LP8 with OSX (10.4.11) Tiger, is now very stable, and efficient. This is very comforting to know, well, now I can look forward to begin working with Logic Studio/ LP8.
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many thanks Carl.

You must boot from another drive in order to erase the system drive.
Try starting up with Snow Leopard DVD inserted and C depress. That should get you booted from the DVD. Then start Disk Utitlity from DVD and erase the disk then you should be able to install Snow Leopard.
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Try reinstalling. It sounds like you did an upgrade from an earlier version that may have been corrupt to start with. You may be able to do the following:
How to Perform an Archive and Install
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Repairing the Hard Drive and Permissions
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auf Deutsch:
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It means what it says. The "computer person" formatted it wrongly/ unsuitably. it needs to be formatted again.
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I just got a new iMac 24" with Leopard, and I'm really excited about it, but Printer Sharing is having a major problem! I don't know if this is a problem with the printer or the computer, but it is really getting on my nerves. For example, I am printing through my family's Windows computers fine, as well as my iBook 24", but after the first document prints, an error message shows up and says "Printer offline", but when I look at the printer it says, "Ready." I have figured out that if I press "Pause" and then "Resume" again, it will connect. But before I do that, it just sits there and does nothing. With my iBook, I can share my Epson printer just fine...It works perfectly! So do I need to change the settings on my printer or computer? I have a HP LaserJet 4000 Series printer, and so it's pretty old, but it works great, and I'd love to get another year or two out of it. Is there a script or something that I can do to fix this? I have tried Automator, it doesn't even work when I press "Watch what I do" or whatever. Thanks for your help!

your doing better than I am - we are still trying to connect to a printer on a windows (XP) machine- via a wireless connection. DO you remember how you did this?
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Background
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2. Would finding my (or even a) Snow Leopard upgrade DVD help? If so, how?
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Welcome to Apple Discussions!
See my printer FAQ*:
http://www.macmaps.com/printersx.html
which may have some solutions for you.
Also note, printing labels for CDs is unwise. It has nothing to do with Mac or PC. Labels shorten the length of CDs. http://www.macintouch.com/cdrfailure.html covers that and much more. Basically for CDs, you should buy CDs that are prepackaged in a jewelcase, and not a spindle, and make your own jewelcase inserts or write on the jewelcase exterior the contents of the CD if you want to prolong the media life.
- * Links to my pages may give me compensation.
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AE not working with Leopard and fed up

It happened a while ago, and set it up again, and again, again.
It all stated after upgrading to Leopard
Today I was about to listen to some music through AE, and once again it didn't work. I had the green light on, it shows as connected in my router setup page. I have change internet suppliers a couple of month ago and have brand new router, but it was happening with my previous router too. In fact in the last 5 months I have used 4 different router, all branded. Airport Utility couldn't find AE.
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After all these are Apple products, are not cheap, and don't work.
All are with last firmware, last upgrade etc..
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Well here is an update.
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If you go to Google, you will see leopard has issues with colored beach balls, Spotlight and Proxy stuff.
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I can't tell you what the problem is because I don't have enough information. Without additional information, there is no way to tell if it really is a Leopard issue or some incompatibility specific to your machine. It may seem like there are lots of report about Leopard problems, but how many have you really seen? Take a guess. 1000? 10000? 100000? That leaves at least 4900000 Leopard machines without problems.
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