Mac101 (German?); Hands on Finder Intro;

Hello,
my mother in law (60+) plans for a computer her first at all. Is there a Mac101 out in German language? And if possible a printable version too?
Good old dead old OS7 Mac was shipped with a nice intro for the very first steps to use the finder ("what is a window?") which was more a practical lesson how to use your finder. Anything like this for OSX (and maybe in German?)
(Would be great to have the (i)Mac OSX interface as simple as the iPhone and with with a touch screen.)

Look at these links from Apple that relate to Tiger (10.4).May include some info relating to your question.
Switch 101
http://www.apple.com/support/switch101/
Mac 101
http://www.apple.com/support/mac101/
Quick Assist
http://www.apple.com/support/quickassist/
 Cheers, Tom

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I've been trying to find this intro for a while.I've been told its in imovie but i cant find it.Here's the link www.youtube.com/watch?v=dznIgkR50Os,It goes from 0:01 - 0:08.If its not in imovie anyone know where i can find the image??

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3D Interactive UI, Papervision w/ Flex for Games and more- hands on, from intro to expert

In SF on 11/20.
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Taught by professional trainer Vic Cekvenich.
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Taught by professional trainer Vic Cekvenich.
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* Warm up: 2D Motion
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This is an intensive all day class stressing techniques
useful for gaming and traditional 3D. You will walk out comfortable
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I was reading a Lion review and trying the different new things in Lion it was talking about...one of which was the extensive search capability of Spotlight in the upper right hand corner. But Im not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if it's not working properly. It says it searches for images...but when I type in a word that for example is either a keyword, description or even title name for a photo in iphoto, it does NOT come up in the search. For example, I tried on a new pair of eyeglasses named Zagg...Ive got photos that have that in the actual name, others in the description or keyword...I type in Zagg in Spotlight and no photos come up. If it's searching for images, shouldn't it search for images in iphoto? Seems weird. If I type in a photo name from my old PC files (ie 000_124), that comes up in Spotlight...but apparently not Keywords or words in Descriptions? This would seem like a glitch as I thought the whole reason for putting info on your photos - whether keywords, descriptions, actual names of files was so you could find them.
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DVD shows no files but Finder info says DVD is full to the brim

Hello,
I have a DVD which a friend of mine burned for me; he used a HD-Recorder to record a tv show for me which I missed, but I do not know which model he owns.
When I insert it into my MacBooPro3,1 model with 10.6.1, which does run in 32-bit-mode (I checked!), it is mounted alright. But there are no files or folders to be shown, not in the finder and not in terminal. On the other hand, the Finder info tells me that 2 GB are used.
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Any hint would be greatly appreciated!
Regards
Jim

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Debra's Intro

If Floyd found this embarrassing then guess how I as a Brit feels! Especially as 2 out of the 3 already know me!
I have worked in IT for too long, originally as a programmer (which in itself dates me, they are now developers). My latest employer Fujitsu took me on when they had a campaign looking for 'Rusty Mums' during a skills shortage. At that time my biggest passion in life, my daughter Brooke was only 6 months Old, during Open World she will be 20!
I am a Principal Consultant in our Oracle Practice and lead the BI & Strategy capability, and have worked with Oracle EBS since 9.4.1, not only is Fujitsu a CAP Partner but we eat our own dog food and have Siebel, EBS and Hyperion plus lots of that lovely Oracle technology I know nothing about!
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Elke's Intro

I am quite honored to share in the ranks of such intelligent Oracle Applications Technologists. And, I like, Debra and Floyd before me find this intro a bit embarrassing. So, anyway, here’s the part about me…..
I have worked with Oracle Technology since I started my IT career in 1993 after graduating from the University of Oklahoma (Go Sooners :-). My first job was as an Oracle Database Administrator/UNIX System Administrator and it has been a great career fit for me. In 1999, I moved to Louisville, KY and started work for Humana (Health Ins Provider), which was when my Oracle Applications career began. In 2004, my knowledge sharing and networking began with the OAUG Connection Point conference in Orlando – since then, I have started a Special Interest Group (Oracle EBIZ Applications Technology SIG). I n addition to the SIG sessions at conferences, I also present (primarily advanced Oracle EBS Infrastructure and HA infrastructure) and am fortunate enough to be asked to participate in panels (Linux Migraiton, Women in Technology, and Cloning). In 2006, I co-authored a book titled Oracle Applications DBA Field Guide (Apress). When I’m not having fun with you at conferences, I’m managing a staff of 8 DBAs for Humana supporting their Oracle Applications environment.
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I did empty all caches, repaired all permissions, and did the other things that a good little mac owner is supposed to do to keep the machine squeaky clean.

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...and the one I posted previously for windows whose view is set to List.
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Am I able to find my lost iPhone with William McRae's GPS installed?

Or is the only way to track it down not possible because I didn't pre-plan and install Find My iPhone before hand?

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Yes - it would be too bad, to throw it into trash because such a small damage.
My posting above now can be read with more details in the knowledgebase.
German users will find the HowTo in the german ThinkPad-Wiki
The last days i did the same with a ThinkPad 390E - with success
Broken holder of both hinges, the right one was in a better condition because the upper side of the holder still existed partially:
The repair pieces for the left corner
and the right corner
Last test, whether it fits
after sticking together
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after attaching the laptop
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All these repairs can be done without knowledge in metallworking
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The inner side of the basecover at the top of this posting had the same damage but only the wall still existed.
My home-forum: http://www.thinkpad-forum.de
Wiki: Deutsches ThinkPad-Wiki English ThinkWiki
My ThinkPad-Collection

Messages on MBPr shows "iMessage inactive" - help?

I've read through the threads, removed plist, etc etc.
Messages is happy with Bonjour and Google. I can log into iCloud and my appleID account just fine.
This MBPr (Mavericks 10.9.2) had a nuke-and-reinstall 10 days ago. The first time I tried to use Messages since that auspicious event was Monday.
But nothing will get Message to work on my MBPr. (Happy as a clam on my phone and iPad.)
This is the Preferences > Accounts window:
Eventually, I let the spinning wheel spin long enough that I was greeted with an error message:
I'm connected. FiOS.
A few clicks of the "OK" button and I had a pswd field that would let me type.
This felt like I was moving up in the world - but being able to type in the pswd didn't fix anything.
So I tried changing from @mac.com to @me.com. That yielded a new error message:
It took several clicks of the "ok" button for the popup to go away, so I could try the gmail address associated with my account. No joy.
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Hey!
Open Messages > Preferences > General Section and set it to "When I Quit, Set My Status to Off line"That was my status
Open FaceTime > Preferences and set it to Off.FT won't log in either. Spinning beach ball of death then the same "could not sign in check network connection" mess.
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There should be one called com.apple.facetime: registrationV1 Delete this as well.Couldn't log in (see above) but deleted.
In the Preferences folder find the following.I assume you want me to delete all of those items!
Going to reboot now.
Back.
Yes, I had to input Apple ID as well as pswd on Messages app.
OH! It says I'm signed in (Preferences > general)
And I can start a message to a friend in contacts!
Success! Thank you!
PS - fixed FaceTime app as well.

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I've got filevault turned on for my mac Mac Mini (10.6.2). I'm using Time Machine to back up to a firewire drive. There's plenty of space - my Mini hd has 250 Gb of 500 used, and I'm backing up to a 750Gb partition on the external drive. The initial backup went OK, and when I logged out it backed up my filevault-protected home directory. When I logged back in, I was able to browse the Backups.backupdb on the external drive, go to the users directory, and open the sparsebundle that was my filevault-protected home directory (after entering the password). I can browse through this backup of my home directory. However, when I try copying files from the backup of the home directory, I get an error:
The Finder can't complete the operation because some data in "(filename)" can't be read or written. (Error code -36).
I get this error for some files, but not all of them. I've tried running BatChmod to reset permissions on all files in my home directory, and then erasing the backup drive and having Time Machine recreate the backup. However I'm still having this problem.
I have also tried restoring the entire hard drive (to a 3rd external HD) by booting from the 10.6 DVD and going through the full-restore process. All of my files are fine when I restore using this method.
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feinberj wrote:
I've got filevault turned on for my mac Mac Mini (10.6.2). I'm using Time Machine to back up to a firewire drive. There's plenty of space - my Mini hd has 250 Gb of 500 used, and I'm backing up to a 750Gb partition on the external drive. The initial backup went OK, and when I logged out it backed up my filevault-protected home directory. When I logged back in, I was able to browse the Backups.backupdb on the external drive, go to the users directory, and open the sparsebundle that was my filevault-protected home directory (after entering the password). I can browse through this backup of my home directory. However, when I try copying files from the backup of the home directory, I get an error:
The Finder can't complete the operation because some data in "(filename)" can't be read or written. (Error code -36).
I get this error for some files, but not all of them. I've tried running BatChmod to reset permissions on all files in my home directory, and then erasing the backup drive and having Time Machine recreate the backup. However I'm still having this problem.
I have also tried restoring the entire hard drive (to a 3rd external HD) by booting from the 10.6 DVD and going through the full-restore process. All of my files are fine when I restore using this method.
Is there something I should do so that I can restore individual files from the backup of my filevault sparsebundle?
Don't try to restore files individually by hand using finder. TM backups are protected by very restrictive ACLs and are not designed to be accessed that way.
you can restore the whole sparse bundle with the home directory from TM interface. you should be logged in as a different user when you do this. the easiest is to be logged in as root so as not to deal with any permissions issues.
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here path/to/source file is the path to the file in the sparse bundle you want to restore and path/to target directory is the path to the folder where you want to copy it to. an easy way to get the path to an item is to drag that item to the terminal window. make sure that you have all the spaces correctly in the command.
It is extremly inconvenient to have to do a full hard drive restore if all I want is a file or two, and of course if the motherboard on my mini dies and I can't get a close enough replacement computer, then I could really be up a creek.
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John F
New York

Isync duplicated all contacts

ok, so my contacts on .mac reset - well, there was a prompt saying so when I accessed my Addressbook from .mac. I choose Sync rather than reset, because, that is what iSync does, right?
But now, on .mac, all of my contacts have been duplicated - meaning there are not two entries for every person and company.
When I go home, and turn on my computer, it will automatically sync with my .mac and I will then have duplicates on my computer also.
What should I do?
This is annoying. I continuously have problems with updating contacts also. I will make a change on my computer, or on .mac Address Book and I will go back to that contact a couple days later and the change will not be there. That usually happens when I try to delete an old phone number from a contact. It alsways comes back.
My understanding is that when there is a sync, that it takes the most recently edited data as the correct data. So, if I delete a Home Phone number on my .mac, iSync will override the Home Phone number on my Computer's Addressbook and delete it there also.
Am I wrong in my thinking?
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Here is the dilemna you face: iSync seeks to balance or equalize the data content of applications, devices and servers during each synchronization event, incorporating any additions, changes or deletions you have made anywhere in the data stored everywhere.
If you do attempt to synchronize with .Mac in an effort to restore the records you removed, what will actually happen is that the matching records on .Mac will be deleted—in response to your manual deletions in the Address Book—and they will no longer be stored anywhere.
Normally, you would perform a reset to correct this, but according to what you have posted, you do not have an intact set of records to reset from. That's a serious problem. You will need to manually add back the missing records to the Address Book, then synchronize with .Mac to perform the update. If you restore all of the records by hand and find that the Address Book therefore contains a complete set of records, then you would be well advised to perform a reset, but use your computer as the source of the records, and overwrite the records on the .Mac servers.
Some advice: back up your Address Book and iCal records periodically, particularly before making major changes to your data—using the built-in back up commands under the File menu in each application—so that you do not find yourself stuck in this position again.

Adobe Reader XI freezes my computer when I try to print

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I have been having the same problem for weeks. I am using Windows 7, Mozilla 33.0.3, and Adobe Reader version XI.0.09. I saw some advice on another site that I relied on in resolving this. You need to open the Reader, to to Edit, click on Preferences. On the Left Hand menu, find "Security (Enhanced)" and open it. If "Enable Protected Mode at Start-up" is active, disable that. "Enhanced Security" is likely already enabled (and you want to leave that on); if not, enable it.
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You can now go to the secure site whose address you just entered, and download the .pdf you want. (If you have already downloaded the .pdf on your computer from that site you can now just open it instead). Send the print command for the pages of the .pdf page you want. The system will hang for a few seconds (at least mine did), but then it prints.
You may be able to go directly to the Security Tab in your browser and enter the secure site in question without going through a pdf document and it will also work but I do not know that for sure.
Finally, I am not an expert; just another user who figured this out with a little help from others. An expert may wish to comment further on what I have written above to provide further guidance or instruction.
Good luck.
Later Note: It is possible to add a non-secure site from which you want to download and open .pdfs to the Trusted Site list. To do this, uncheck the "Require server verification (https://) for all sites in this zone" box that appears under the listed of Trusted Sites. As I am not an expert user I do not know if doing this represents a significant security issue but I at least do not find that is the case after running a cursory search online.

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