Please Help, What's the best way to un-install Leopard?
I have a new MBP 17" . I installed Leopard 2 days after I bought the machine, am having so many keyboard problems, like not being able to type and waiting around for the keyboard to start typing. It has now become very annoying and I cannot get any work done! I think I should un-install Leopard and go back to Tiger. How can I do this successfully and without losing any data. I will back up..... If any one has the answer to this it will be great. I also think that apple knows about this issue, and I think it's really bad policy on their part, not to simply say, WE ARE FIXING IT...... In-fact I think it's downright stupid of them!
What I meant with external backup is either an external hard drive or another mac where you have a copy of all your important files/applications and you should be able to use Migration Assistant with either. If you want to use MA, it will copy all the files (you can't pick and choose), so what I did was simply connect my external hard drive to the new MBP via firewire and copied over whatever I needed. Since I also keep copies of all installer .dmg's (updates or applications) on the external, I copied those over as well and then just installed my (some third party) applications and/or updates. If you don't have an external hard drive, you should also be able to connect your Powerbook and new MBP via ethernet cable and copy your files over. I used that method as well, using my internet ethernet cable (temporarily disconnected from my cable modem) and following the directions under Mac Help -> Filesharing. I've found both the firewire and ethernet methods easy and quick and they worked for me because I wanted to pick which files I wanted to copy to the new machine (rather than all of them).
I will wait for quite a while before installing Leopard again (if at all); not only because of the keyboard issue, but Disk Utility seems to have some major problems, and so does the System itself (showing up during 20+ minutes of every Permissions Repair with 71 full pages of "ACH found but not expected in..." listing what seems to be every single system file). I also prefer to open the contents of a folder from the dock in alphabetical order, rather than the admittedly cool looking icons - when you have 120+ items/folders in that folder, it's a waste of time to get through all of those icons. And Spaces didn't work for me either. So, except for the cool desktop picture, I wasn't at all impressed with Leopard. However, I did use the included iLife 08 (except iMovie 08) and custom installed that once I had Tiger up and running.
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My wife and I each have our own email address and calendar. These are on one IPad. The Ipad has a single ICloud account.
What's the best way to backup both Calendars, etc? Does ICloud automatically back up every account on the same IPad? (I checked ICloud, but I could only find my stuff.)
Thanks for any help!
AlanFirst, you need to understand that there's a difference between "syncing" and "backup". Backup is the saving of content and settings, where syncing is the bidirectional transfer of content for an account to a web-based server (like iCloud, Gmail, Yahoo, etc.)
If you see your calendar in your iCloud account, that implies that you have set up your iCloud account to host (sync) your calendar, and perhaps contacts, email, and notes. An iCloud account can only sync one user's information at a time so it is intended to support a single user. You can have more than one iCloud account, and you can even have more than one iCloud account on the same device (but one has to be primary, and the secondary iCloud has limited capabilities), but a single iCloud account only supports a single user's content.
Backup is the saving of your device's content and settings to use in case you need to recover these things, but you can't see the contents of your backup (just the size and device name). You can backup more than one device to iCloud and you can backup to iCloud or you can backup to your computer, or both (one at a time though, you have to choose).
So, if your wife has her own email and calendar she can certainly do that in parallel to whatever account(s) you have for email and calendar. But if you have only one iCloud account then only one of you can use it for email, calendar, etc. But the backup of these accounts is really just a backup of the device's settings that link the device to these accounts. For example, if she uses Gmail then the backup of the iPad only backs up the fact that your iPad is set up to use her account, it does not backup the account itself (the content of her account is saved and preserved on Google's servers, not your device's backup).
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I finally was successful in burning a CD of a slideshow I created in iPhoto, however, it is blurry. What is the best way to burn to a CD or DVD for clarity. Also, I realize if burned in iPhoto it will only be playable in iPhoto. Help! This is needed soon for a wedding reception!
What version of iPhoto are you using? How do you plan to view the slideshow at the wedding reception, on a TV screen? If so then you will need to send the slideshow to iDVD and burn a disk from there.
If you're in iPhoto 11 and the slideshow was created in the slideshow mode and not from an album, then go to the Share menu and select iDVD. That will create a QT movie of the slideshow and import it into iDVD.
In iDVD select your theme and setup the menu as you'd like. If you want the movie to begin plahying immediately when the disk is inserted into the DVD player go into the Gallery mode and drag the movie into the Autostart bin at the left.
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When you're finished setting upb the iDVD project save it as a disk image via the File ➙ Save as Disk Image menu option. This will allow you to check it with DVD Player before tryingto burn to disk. Mount the disk imnage by double clicking on it and launch DVD Player and play. If the movie plays as you want and everything is good you can burn to disk with Disk Utility at the slowest speed available to assure the best burn quality. Always use top quality media: Verbatium, Maxell or Taiyo Yuden DVD-R are the most recommended in these forums.
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I purchased iMatch because my old computer was failing and I was afraid of losing my music library. Now I bought a new laptop; what is the best way for me to transfer my library to my new laptop? Will iMatch help me do this?
Is/was failing or has failed?
If the old computer still runs one of these methods may be best.
Method 1
Backup the library with this User Tip.
Restore the backup to your new computer using the same tool used to back it up.
Deauthorize the old computer if you no longer want to access protected content on it.
Keep your backup up-to-date in future.
Method 2
Connect the two computers to the same network. Share your <User's Music> folder from the old computer and copy the entire iTunes library folder into the <User's Music> folder on the new one. Again, deauthorize the old computer if no longer required.
I'd recommend method 1 since it establishes an ongoing backup for your library.
I don't have personal experience with iTunes Match, but in principle you should be able to download all the tracks currently registered to your iTunes Match account. This isn't quite the same as restoring your previous library exactly as it was. There is always the potential for iTunes match to provide the wrong version of a song and could be content such as movies, podcasts, audiobooks etc. that would have been excluded.
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What is the best ways to clear up space for my IPHONE 5? Thanks for your help !
Import photos to your computer, then delete the copies that reside on the phone. Also remove apps you no longer use.
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