Need to capture webinar while away from mac

need to capture webinar while away from mac. automator is so complicated. is there a simpler better way to capture.
thanks erryjay

Hi,
You would like to retrieve the returning value of the dynpro in a Batch input session ?
bad idea
try to make a CALL TRANSACTION inside a program. But you can't add you own logic inside a batch-input.
Maybe you could do this using eCAT
regards
Fred

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I need to have the Keyboard and Mouse/Track-pad 100 feet away from Mac Mini.
What are my options ?
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In your case with the need to control it from multiple locations the best and realistically only solution is to use Screen Sharing to remotely control the Mac.
With this solution you can control it from anywhere you have a network connection and could use a laptop to control the Mac mini. This is the solution I use in a very similar situation.
Bluetooth does not have enough range, even RF wireless keyboard and mice devices also would not have the range, and I don't believe there is a suitable USB solution.
The only other possibility that occurs to me is to use an IP based KVM. A KVM (Keyboard/Video/Mouse) switch box allows multiple computers to be controlled from typically a single keyboard and mouse. However there are versions which allows you to do this over a TCP/IP network i.e. Ethernet. Then again you would be able to do this anywhere on your network. Here is one example - http://www.aten-usa.com/products/productItem.php?model_no=CN8600
Personally I still strongly recommend using Screen Sharing. Its built-in and completely free!

How can I get my iPhone 4 repaired while away from home?

I will be working in Manila in the Philippines for the next few months.
My iPhone 4 has developed a hardware fault and needs to be repaired. It is out of warranty, but I am willing to pay for the cost of the repair myself. The Apple Authorized Service Providers here inform me that the only organizations who carry out repairs are the two official iPhone distributors in the country. Unfortunately, neither of these companies are willing to repair my iPhone because it was not purchased from them.
I am told that I will have to fly back to the country I originally purchased the unit from to have the work carried out there.
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Want to have My iPod Touch to be connected to a WiFi while away From Home

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I'll add another positive review about the MiFi device and its use with a Touch. I've had this for about 2 months, and it works very well. And I'll disagree with the poster who said "get an iPhone".
The MiFi has several advantages over the iPhone -- First, it's a mobile hotspot that can provide WiFi for up to 5 devices simultaneously (the iPhone can't do that, even once AT&T enables tethering); Second, the MiFi allows use of a network other than AT&T (which many users may appreciate)...aside from Verizon, Sprint sells a version that works on its network; Finally, the price of the MiFi and its usage plan may well end up being less expensive than an iPhone.
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Sure, you don't get a telephone with the Touch + MiFi solution (although Skype works well if you add a microphone to your Touch), but not everyone wants/needs a phone...and for those who want primarily data/WiFi/Web, the MiFi with a Touch will give an iPhone a real run for its money.
I'll also add that the original poster may just need access to more hotspots - i.e., other than those that advertise "free" WiFi. If that's the case, she might consider something like a Boingo membership which will get her online in many places...including just about every McDonalds in the US.
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Network equipment away from mac, but have time capsule

i plan on moving my cable modem, router, switch away from my room because it just makes alot of clutter. and i plan on moving the equipment to a closet in the hall way thats by all the cable cable splitters. and i can easily run a cable from the splitter to the cable modem and set it up in the closet.
however, i want to buy a time capsule, and obviously i want it by my mac so how do i go about doing this?

Of course! It only needs to be on the same network. As I say, you can either keep your current router and use the TC as a wired client, or swap out the TC for the router and let the TC manage your network. Either way, the Mac will be able to back up wirelessly to the Time Capsule.
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On project load, CC7.2 on Windows 8 forces me to change scratch disk location away from Mac-formatted external HDD

When I open a project saved on my external hard drive it wants to change the scratch disks to My Documents Folder.
Once I accept it, it opens the project and then I am actually able to change the scratch disks back. Weird.
It's worth mentioning that my external drive is formatted for Mac and I bought a driver from Paragon allowing my PC to read and write to it. Idk if this is where Pr gets confused.
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Can Mail be set up to work while away from home?

When I tried using mail with my powerbook G4, using a free wireless system at the library, I received a message that it needed authentication. Is it possible to use Mail away from home or do I have to use Webmail? I use Comcast broadband at home.

You were exactly right! All it took is going to Mail preferences, clicking on server settings, checking authentication, and adding my user id and password. I tried using the library's WiFi and mail came through.
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How to backup while away from usual Time Machine destination?

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I'd like to guard against losing any files changed while I'm away from home for some days should I lose my hard disk. One possibility is having an external HD with a full TM backup on it but this isn't appealing to me because the HD would end up being stored close to my Macbook and it's possible they could disappear togather. The volume of modified data to backup would easily fit on a USB stick or SD card that I could keep in my pocket.
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HT4623 I upgraded my iphone to iOS 7 while away from home, and it tells me when I plug it into a new iTunes that the phone needs to be restored. Because of lack of space I don't have all of my phone's info on iCloud, and I'm afraid I'll lose information

Anyway to go back? (I guess it's downloaded but not installed) I'm keeping my phone off, but not dure that will be enough.
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Guest user account logged into while away from house/computer!!!

Warning: I am not a tech-pro!
Okay, I have a 2011 Mac Book Pro running OS X LION 10.75 (11G63) unsure what those last numbers mean but they were there so I thought perhaps it might be helpful to add them.
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Sorry.... I FELT safe.
I'm truly sorry for how long-winded this question has become, I simply wanted to give anyone possibly willing to help me sort out this issue, as much information as possible. I think I have actually only posted here once before (I find these sort of forums quite intimidating) and I often see people getting bashed for not providing enough information. So, I'm pretty sure I'll get picked on for too many words if anything!!?! Lol
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What should we get to update the operating system, where, and how do we upgrade the system?
Are there any particular requirements that my computer will need? How do I know that I have them?
Is there anything in particular in the System Profile that I need to make sure that I have?
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You don't say what iMac G5 you have, but here's the *Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard installation system requirements* http://support.apple.com/kb/TA24950 You may have to increase your RAM. A minimum of 1GB is recommended. If you click on About This Mac, you will see how much RAM is currently installed.
Leopard is no longer available at the Apple Store *but may be available by calling Apple Phone Sales @ 1-800-MY-APPLE (1-800-692-7753)*.
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Unplugping power when away from Mac for a long time

I finally got an APC UPS for my G4 dual 450 and my 3 external LaCie HDs (one of which runs Tiger and is my startup disk).
In the past, (before UPS) when we traveled for weeks to months at a time, we unplugged all the computer stuff even though everything IS plugged in to surge protectors. Better safe than sorry.
Now, I wonder how to unplug.
I assume the sequence to be with the computer off and the HDs therefore off as well, turn off the power on the UPS and then unplug it from the wall outlet. But - will the UPS's internal battery still be running something in the G4 (that little battery that keeps the memory going?) and will this run down the UPS battery so much that I should unplug the computer from the UPS as well?
And does it shorten the life of the UPS battery if it is left unplugged for a month or so? (or does this in fact work to my advantage, since APC says the life of the battery is shortened by numerous power outages (which we don't have anyway!)
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Expanding a bit on Jeff's comments...
Lightning seeks ground. It may travel on anything conductive, even leaping from one path to another, but what it is seeking is a connection to ground. Turning a computer and its peripherals off does not interrupt their ground connection; ditto the UPS and any other normal surge protection devices. The switches on all of that equipment interrupt only the power (hot) leads, not the ground connections.
The only way to interrupt the ground connections reliably is to unplug everything. One advantage of using a UPS and/or surge protector strips is that it makes interrupting the ground connection easier - just unplug the UPS and/or the surge strips from the wall outlet.
However, that is not quite sufficient: it is also necessary to disconnect any internet connection. Unplug the phone wire for dial-up or DSL connections, or the cable for cable broadband connections.
I had first-hand experience with such a few years ago. I was pushing the envelope, thinking I had some time yet before a coming electrical storm got close enough to be of concern. While I was using the computer, lightning struck a school across the street. A stray twinkle of lightning passed through my home office, about two feet in front of me (I say 'twinkle' because it was midday and that's all my eyes were able to register).
The computer immediately displayed a message that it had lost communication with a firewire drive, then froze. First thing I did was a force-restart, which was successful - even the firewire drive referenced in the message was back.
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Having learned the lesson relatively painlessly, I now unplug everything much sooner when such a storm is impending.

What are the things we need to take care while moving from 11g to 12c.

Dear All,
One of my client having the application running on 11g and now he wants to move it on 12c.
Now he is asking to me that, what are the things will not work or impacted due to this. Any code level changes, syntax, functions etc are working in 11g and now there is difference or not working in 12c. Could you please help me in this.
Is there any document for all these thing. I searched on google but not able to find any specific doc.
Thanks in advance.
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Gaurav_91 wrote:
Hi,
Moving from 11g to 12c will not impact anything.
Database in 11g will now act as PDB's in 12c.
And what makes you say so? What about the changes/fixes done in the optimizer that would alter the plans? What about if the client wants to use in-memory database option? And your statement that database in 11g will now act as PDB in 12c doesn't make any sense. What if the client is not willing to move to multitenancy? What about the scripts that are running in 11g without any issues and suddenly, will break in 12c due to PDB's ? Do you have any technical reference to validate your claim that there won't be any impact ?
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