Notes in Mailboxes after Snow Leopard upgrade

I just upgrade to Snow Leopard. All the Notes I've created on my iPod Touch are now showing up in my Inbox in Mail as well as where its always been, Reminders. I don't want them in my Inbox but when I delete from there it also deletes it from the Reminders.
Is this a bug or is there a way to turn them off from showing in my Inbox?
-- Jeff

To remove Notes from showing up in all you email Inboxes you'll need to uncheck the box "Show Notes in inbox." This is located in the preferences of Mail.
Mail>Preferences>Accounts>Mailbox Behaviors
-- Jeff

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"So, you're saying that the only way to install snow leopard is to do a clean install and not an upgrade? If so, that would be a horrible horrible thing."
I'm not saying performing fresh installs from scratch is the only way, just the only smart way.
Yeah, it's a pain and takes more time but I'd rather spend the time up front than wasting time tracking down frustrating problems down the road. A healthy OS is vital to a smooth running system - everything lives or dies by the OS. I want to be sure nothing gets in the way of it running as best as it can. Simply replacing bits here and there and leaving old prefs, caches and miscellaneous crud in place via the Upgrade method instead of starting from scratch is a recipe for problems, IMO. It's like painting a bathroom with mold problems. The easiest, fastest way is to simply paint over the mold - it will look fine for a while, but of course the problem is still there. There are no shortcuts.
If nothing else, a fresh install gives you piece of mind that the OS install is not a suspect when problems develop.
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Search the Internet for suggestions. Many similar but identical problems.
Looked at what is running. No apps just standard stuff.
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No USB peripherals attached.
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Thanks,
Mark

Problem solved. Reinstalled? Upgraded Flash. Since I don't know what version of Flash I was running under Tiger I don't know if I reinstalled or upgraded. But it fixed all my problems with restarts, shutdowns, FireFox, Safari, general Internet instability.
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Hi,
In Leopard there was an App called iSight Update app that was in Hard Drive/System/Library/Core Services
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An issue with some computers with the camera was that in System Preferences > Displays the Colours needed to be set to Millions.
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Some Web sites can make use of the camera using Flash.
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7:26 PM Sunday; August 30, 2009
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Hello and welcome to the Discussions.
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Ok, I have the fix!! After several frustrating days it finally just works.
The process:
Upgrade your Macs to 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
Powercycle your modem AND time capsule / airport TWICE
Reset your time capsule with a pin or paperclip on the back
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Go to System Preferences > Network > Airport > Advanced > TCP/IP
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IT WORKS!!!
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HI,
Try repairing disk permissions...
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2. Reinstall Snow Leopard
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You have a five year old computer, so a failing hard drive at this point is not so strange. You have a couple of options you can try. Start with this one, but if it does not work you will have to erase the hard drive. I hope you have a backup of all your files.
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2. Reinstall Snow Leopard
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hellokitty650 wrote:
Okay, so I restarted my computer and that didn't work.
Then, I went through the suggestions from the link you posted. I found that the iSight works in iChat and Photobooth; however, it does not work in iMovie HD (exactly the same in both user accounts on my computer). Just like before, the iSight is "in use by another application" in Skype on both user accounts.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/DL319
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Test the reinstalled iMovie HD 6 to see if it works in more than one user account and post back the results.
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Ok, i posted this earlier but I don't think I was clear enough to get an answer. I recently did a clean install of Snow Leopard and a fresh install of my Production Studio CS4. Upon getting it all installed, I realized that After Effects will NOT open at all. It just bounces on the Dock a few times and then stops. Then after that, when you click on it, it bounces once, then stops. Every other program works great, only after effects is not working. Why is this? Is there something I need to do? I reeinstalled just the AE and downloaded the newest update, still, the same thing. I would appreciate any suggestions to get it running.

I experienced this when upgrading to Snow Leopard myself.
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