Questions about OSX Lion features on my white 4,1 macbook

Hi im just wondering what kind of gestures would work on my macbook? For example, if swiping left and right with two fingers will work.
Thanks

You're limited to the basic gestures. The Late 2008 model 5,1 Aluminum Unibody was the first MacBook with a glass trackpad.
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Hi all. I'm currently downloading OSX Mavericks to my 15'' late 2011 model MacBook Pro that currently runs OSX Lion. I have a few questions about how the upgrading works as I have read good and bad things about this OSX upgrade.
1. I have a time machine drive that backups for my Lion system. How does it work once I have Mavericks installed? How do I get all my files back on the new interface if I do a 'clean install'?
2. I have Pro Tools 10. Will it run with Mavericks installed?
3. I have Office for Mac 2011, will it run on this new Operating System?
4. If something goes wrong, can I revert back to Lion?
5. How can I recover my emails?
I may have more questions later as these are the only ones I have at the moment.

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Lion is in the Mac App Store, not iTunes, just to clarify. Yes you can download it on both, just sign in to the Mac App Store on both computers using the same Apple ID. If you have alreadfy purchased it once ($29.99), an "INSTALL" button will appear in its place on the 2nd computer.

General question about Mountain Lion

I've kept clear of Lion on both my MACS because of all the "bad press" it got, I'm still running Snow Leopard on my MACS and I've never had a day of problems with either. Also I run Logic Studios on both my MACS and didn't want to chance having issues with interface compatability, lack of drivers and such. My question is kind of simple and for better or worse comes down to opinion, what is the general feeling about Mountain Lion? Is it a big improvement over Lion? Is it more stable with less bugs? Any issues running Logic? I'm "playing with the idea" of upgrading but I want to do my research first. If Mountain Lion is not a big improvement over Lion or if people are having issues with running Logic I'm going to stick with SL.
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A question about the Calendar feature on a Samsung SCH-u410?

I have an older Samsung SCH-u410, and I have a question about using the Calendar feature. I will set an event in the calendar and set a reminder. Then later I will turn the reminder off, but the alarm will still go off. Shouldn't setting the reminder box to off turn the alarm off. Am I forgetting to do something or is there a problem with my phone? Any info will be gratefully appreciated!!!! I can be e-mailed directly at >> personal information deleted <<
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Have I received poor advice about osx lion upgrade?

I have a 2011 13" MBP, Intel Core i5, 4GB ram model (Purchased new from an Apple store in April 2011).
I have asked an Apple store assistant if I will be able to upgrade to the forthcoming Lion osx but was told the 13" MBP with i5 processor would probably struggle to run Lion, but the i7 processor would be ok as would all the 15" MBP.
Have I been poorly advised or will my 3 month old MBP actually run Lion ok (I hope so)
Thanks in advance for any answers!

Clacks wrote:
I have a 2011 13" MBP, Intel Core i5, 4GB ram model (Purchased new from an Apple store in April 2011).
Have I been poorly advised or will my 3 month old MBP actually run Lion ok (I hope so)
I think you've been poorly advised. Apple states in their documentation: Your Mac must have an Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7, or Xeon processor to run Lion
Notice there are two processor families on the list slower than yours. You're smack in the middle of the sweet spot.
The proof won't come until general release and someone has load that machine, however I wouldn't worry about it. I think your machine will be just fine.
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Questions about RH Server features

Hi Adobe users,
we're considering to recommend RoboHelp Server as a
publishing solution to a client. They are already using RoboHelp
and want to make the contents available online. Another issue is
centralized management of their help content documents. I'd be very
glad if someone could answer the following questions:
Is it possible to integrate RH Server
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authentication? Can it be integrated in a single sign-on
infrastructure?
How does the access control mechanism
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Does it support workflows
(review/accept/reject)? Or is this done using the staging
server?
Does it support content versioning?
Or do we need RH SourceControl for that additionally?
Does it support locking (check-in,
check-out) of documents to allow concurrent editing?
In short - does the RoboHelp server act as a document
management system, or do the authors have to store the contents on
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language version, which is translated by other people (in other
countries) and published to the same server?
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Wow, Andreas. Welcome to the Forums.
That's quite a laundry list!
The answers are pretty much, "yes", if I understand
correctly. That said, I don't know that much about CRMs, so your
mileage may vary.
To start, you might want to take a look at my article on the
Adobe Developer Network for an overall perspective.
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rather than a "document" management system though this is a bit a
semantics. Using variables, conditional build tags and Single
Source Layouts, you can manage the content of your output in a
fairly granular way (including to some level, your translation
issues).
In other words a team of multiple authors can manage the
content of a website in the way you describe with a combination of:
1. The authoring client (RoboHelp's main application) to
develop content and manage it.
2. RoboSource Control (for the check in, check out and
versioning you mentioned) where authoring content source material
is stored on a central server for backup and access by the team.
3. RoboHelp Server for managing the authentication of who has
access to the web server for publishing, etc. RoboHelp Server is an
Active Server Pages application running on IIS, typically with a MS
SQL Server or Oracle DB as the back end. As such, it uses Windows
Server straightforward authentication methods. When you set up the
author's project to publish to the server it will ask you for the
Username and Password. Once this is configured, it's seamless from
there. That login name/password can be the same as whatever you
call your single sign-on pair as long as it conforms to the Windows
Server scheme mentioned earlier.
The RoboHelp author who may be designated as the "admin(s)"
of the team can create and assign permissions from the authoring
client and otherwise manage the Server site remotely without having
to pester the Web Administrator for maintenance of the site.
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I went to the app store to buy the newest OS X system, Lion, and it said that it would take up 3.49 GB. If I have a MacBook Air, won't that be MOST of my available hardrive? I have the 1.86 Ghz with upgraded 4GB. What should I do (I am not a technical person...do not know much about computer memory/space/RAM, etc.)

Same model as mine It works great. Go for it. Common sense back up anything you don't want to lose - just in case. I had no issues at all.

HT1338 Question about installing Lion on an older Mac, can anyone help?

i have a late 2006 iMac that I am giving to my daughter. I upgraded to Snow Leopard, OS X 10.6.8 but am concerned about going to Lion. I read that to install Mountain Lion you need to have an early '07 Mac. I read here that someone had installed Lion on an '06. I know that it must have at least 2 GB of memory and need to upgrade from the 1 GB that is on the '06. Don't want to spend the money on the additional memory if I am not going to be able to download and run Lion OS. Can anybody help me on this?

Apple - OS X Mountain Lion - Read the technical specifications.
Macs that can be upgraded to OS X Mountain Lion
iMac (Mid 2007 or newer)
MacBook (Late 2008 Aluminum, or Early 2009 or newer)
MacBook Pro (Mid/Late 2007 or newer)
MacBook Air (Late 2008 or newer)
Mac mini (Early 2009 or newer)
Mac Pro (Early 2008 or newer)
Xserve (Early 2009)
The above are the facts. You cannot install Mountain Lion on a non-qualifying model. What you've read about probably is about installations of the Developer Preview 1. However, that stopped with the subsequent releases including this release.
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MSI X79A-GD45 8D overclocking 3930k question about Power Saving Features

hi guys
i could do the oc for my 3930k.Now i am on 4.3ghz.Here are the settings i made ;
i didnt change the cpu multiplier left it on auto.
EIST and Turbo features are on.I just change the multpliers of the core limits for every core.I made core limit 43 for all cores.
Also i set the vcore offset feature to %12.5 and it made the voltage under load 1.280 which can hold system stable @ 4.3ghz.
when cpu is idle multiplier and voltage decreasing and when the cpu is under load voltages and multipliers increase.
thats what i want. But;
i tested the vcore offset as %100 the auto voltage under load increases to max 1.344.If i go for 4.8ghz probably i would need more than 1.344 on this situation what will happen?because i will need more than 1.344 but the auto voltage will give me just 1.344.How can we arrange this?
then i tried to enter voltage manually but the voltage didnt decrease even all the power saving features on.I haven't change any settings i mentioned above for the 4.3ghz oc.I just changed the vcore voltage to manuel. Everything stayed the same like decreasing multiplier under idle and increasing multipliers under load except the voltage.It stayed the same as i gave in the bios.
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I read from somewhere that on msi boards if you put the cpu multipler manually you loose power saving features.Everytime under load or idle cpu will be stay at the same ghz.Is that true?
if i give the cpu multiplier manuel or vcore voltage can i benefit from the power saving features like decreasing voltages and multiplier under idle and and incresing them under load ?
or when i enter the cpu multiplier and voltage manually ,does the power saving features go away?

Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 29-November-12, 19:15:02
VDroop set to 100% is all you are going to get. 1.344v's should get you about 44-46X on the cores on 'Auto'. The voltage goes down from there with the lower VDroop settings. With CPU V. set to 'Auto', you get power saving, soon as the CPU V. is taken out of 'Auto', you lose it. No, the CPU speed may lower, but the voltage going to it will not.
VDroop is not a true offset feature like can be found on other brands of boards. https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162779.0
Most folks around the industry recognize 1.350v's as the recommended limit for socket 2011 CPU's, so 1.344v's is fairly close to that anyway.
So when i set the voltage and the cpu multiplier i loose power saving features right?
Thanks for the reply

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Quote from: Froggy Gremlin on 29-November-12, 19:15:02
VDroop set to 100% is all you are going to get. 1.344v's should get you about 44-46X on the cores on 'Auto'. The voltage goes down from there with the lower VDroop settings. With CPU V. set to 'Auto', you get power saving, soon as the CPU V. is taken out of 'Auto', you lose it. No, the CPU speed may lower, but the voltage going to it will not.
VDroop is not a true offset feature like can be found on other brands of boards. https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=162779.0
Most folks around the industry recognize 1.350v's as the recommended limit for socket 2011 CPU's, so 1.344v's is fairly close to that anyway.
So when i set the voltage and the cpu multiplier i loose power saving features right?
Thanks for the reply

Questions about several iPhone features....

Has anyone figured out how to do any of the following on iPhone?
1. Synchronize Notes in Outlook with Notes on the iPhone.
2. Delete more than one email message at a time.
3. Setup filters per email account to block out SPAM (using a POP or IMAP).
4. Create new folders within an email account. I notice iPhone automatically created a Sent and Trash folder once I started to use email. Can't figure out how to create my own folders.
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- 2. First Name
- 3. Company Name
I don't remember the First name, but I remember the Company name. However, I can't find this contact in my list since it's listed by first name, which I don't remember. I am hoping there is search option available.
Any help on any or all of these items would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Delete more than one email message at a time.
Not possible. Some people turn off the confirm deletion option so they can singly delete faster without having to confirm each time.
Synchronize Notes in Outlook with Notes on the iPhone.
Notes do not sync. Personally I'd like Apple's terrific Notes & drag-able checklist/outliner feature from the Newton (see <<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Newton#Notes">this>)
Search names in contacts without using the alphabet list.
There is no search. You can sort by firstname or lastname. Once you have a lot of contacts, you get the alphabetic rolodex to jump to a certain letter. Would it be useful to enter people and prefix either their firstname or their lastname with their company? Then you'd get some ability to sort a person by their company.
You can ask Apple for iPhone changes via this link:
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Hello, I will start this by saying that I am very new to photoshop. Any input will be appreciated.
What I am having trouble with is cutting a part of a picture out and the resulting white box that comes with the picture cutout. Here is what I mean.
I make a selection out of a picture and cut it out from the backround, like for example cutting a person out of a photo. I cut the person out with the magic wand and what remains is the transparent background. I then save as psd. I then place the image in INDesign into a publication with a background color of say blue and have no problems there with the cutout of the person blending into the blue background. Once the psd image is placed in INDesign I can move the image around anywhere in the publication and it blends in perfectly. So all is good up until this point. Here is where my problem is.
Say I want to paste this image into a website, like a dreamweaver page and say the website page has a blue background. I go to insert, image, and select the image psd to insert to the page. What happens now is that the image inserts cutout person with a white background box and does not blend in with the blue background like I want. The same thing happens if I insert as a gif or jpeg.
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Check the tranparency checkbox.
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Does anyone use Keep Alive feature under Forte 3.0F.2 environment.
I got trouble and encounters the following problem in the service objects
daily:
INFORMATION: An abnormal disconnect from partition
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3.0J1.
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problems to Technical Support ( and let
Technical Support know that you have enabled this capability)"
Should I disable Keep Alive feature under Forte 3.0F2 environment?
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Tom

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