Missing file in utility folder

I discovered that "system profiler" application is missing. I downloaded the OSX 10.6.3 combo and installed it but system profiler is still missing. How can I find a copy of this or any other missing files?

Use Pacifist to extract it from the Mac OS X 10.6 DVD, and then install the 10.6.3 combo updater.
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I am running LR 1.1 on a Windows MCE (effectively, XP) SP2 machine. The
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2 Right clicking on any of the thumbnails and choosing "Go to Folder in
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Bruno Di Lalla wrote at 2:12pm Apr 14, 08 PST:
> I also had missing files that were not missing and the question mark
> did not apear at the top right of any of the thumbnails.
>
> I use lightroom 1.4.1
>
> My solution was as follows:
> - Close the lightroom library.
> - Move the picture files to a new directory.
> - Open the lightroom library.
> - Now all files will show as missing and a question mark will appear
> at the right of each thumbnail. The folders will also appear in red.
> - Select a folder and click on the question mark of one of the
> thumbnails to map the location of the picture to the directory in
> which it was moved.
> - Repeat the above step for each folder that appears in red
>
> This should do the trick; I no longer have missing files and I didn`t
> lose my stacks!
I really like your approach, since no XMP data or deleting and reimporting of files is needed. However in my case it does not work on all the pictures marked as missing in one folder. After copying (moving doesn't work in MacOS, since files can be located no matter in which folder they are situated, so moving them has no effect in Lightroom) and relocating the folder in Lightroom (version 1.4.1 for MacOS), only a few files (5-10) in each folder are removed from the 'missing files' list. Repeating the procedure a number of times eventually clears the list, but when there are 160 files missing in a 4GB folder, this can take a while...
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I am using a MacBook Pro 2011 model with OS X 10.9.4.
Since I bought the machine several years ago, I have had only a few small problems with it. Yesterday I wanted to reduce the size of a video, so I downloaded a video compressor/converter software, and left the computer on and the program compressing my video whilst I went off to work. When I returned home, the compressing program had a pop-up saying ''Could not complete compression, system full'' or something along those lines.... After trying to play the movie without success, I decided that I would restart my computer, as it had been on all day.
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This is my first post; I'll try to be brief.
I got a new computer (G5 dual) and so wanted to "clean up" my G4 tower for my wife's use. I had three hard drives in the G4, one of which was an 80 GB drive with OS X (Tiger, I think) on it. Another drive had OS 9 on it.
I bought a 300 GB drive for the G4 and put Tiger on that drive. Then I moved OS 9 to the 80 GB drive. In the process, far as I can remember, I deleted only the OS X System Folder from the 80 GB drive (not any prominent folders that appear in "fancy" form on the left side of a Finder Window); so, one OS on each drive.
I deleted a number of files, and moved a number of files, in the process of doing my "clean up." Those files that I *moved* I can now find, no problem. But I left some files in the Movies folder (the "fancy" folder that is on the left side of a Finder Window in OS X) on the 80 GB, and those I now cannot find. My concern is that perhaps, in deleting the OS X System Folder from that drive I somehow either 1) also deleted the Movies Folder (inside the Home Folder inside the Users Folder) by the very act of deleting the System Folder (which seems unlikely to me) or 2) I managed to "hide" the Movies Folder by deleting the OS X System Folder.
I have far more available space on the 80 GB drive than I would expect to see, given the steps I had to take to get some files onto CDs, etc. (I needed all the space I could free up, as I recall). So, this suggests the missing files just might still be there. Spotlight can't see them; booting in OS 9 and using Sherlock doesn't reveal them....
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I did that and nothing changed half my songs still have examination marks beside them
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Only the songs that are connected to iTunes will be copied when you consolidate to a new folder.
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i moved my itunes music folder to my external hard drive using the directions posted here: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301748 to the letter. a lot of things transfered but now when i look in my itunes music folder and compare to my itunes library, i see that a lot of things are missing. i really don't want to have to go through every single artist folder and check every song. shouldn't consolidating my library have taken care of this?

I just had a very similar issue, I moved my iTunes library from a 120Gb Drive to a 500Gb and the library was a bit corrupted because the main drive was full b/c of an error, but that's besides the fact.
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go to the iTunes folder in your Home folder, and move the iTunes Music Library.xml file to your desktop (with itunes closed of course)
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You should be able to safely delete the xml doc now, because iTunes made a new one.
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[svn:osmf:] 10584: Adding a missing file from that last folder structure refactor.

Revision: 10584
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-09-24 17:19:48 -0700 (Thu, 24 Sep 2009)
Log Message:
Adding a missing file from that last folder structure refactor.
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Zipping files in a folder using java.util.zip

hi guys,
does any body has the java code for
zipping files in a folder
hi guys,
actually i want to zip no of files in a folder .the folder can also have sub folder
and after zipping when i extract the files manually i should
maintain the same folder structure
does any body has the code
please reply me soon its a bit urgent

hi smeee
i tried running ur code but its not working
here the command
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no files or directories even though there's the
directory present
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java ZipUtility c:\abc c:\zzz.zip
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