Read This Before Updating To 10.1

Read this link before upgrading tp Final Cut Pro 10.1:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5550
Go into System Preferencesa and disable AppStore auto install, leave it to notify you.
Feel free to add to this discussion...
Maybe this should be "pinned" to the top of this Forum? can that be done?

Answered my own question thanks Just in case anyone reads this far... rolling back to previous version was as follows:
1. Sent iTunes 8.1 to trash (emptied trash not sure if I needed to but it felt good to flush 8.1 down the pan
2. Removed icon from dock (as it now points to iTunes in trash)
3. Moved Music\iTunes\iTunes Library to Music\iTunes\Previous iTunes Libraries\ and renamed it iTunes Library (8.1)
4. Copied Music\iTunes\Previous iTunes Libraries\iTunes Library 2009-03-15 to Music\iTunes\ and renamed iTunes Library
5. Downloaded 8.02 from http://support.apple.com/downloads/iTunes8_0_2_forMac and installed
6. iTunes now loads in 5 secs (instead of 32 secs with 8.1!) thanks
...and remember Tim - never, ever, EVER (on pain of death!) update to latest of ANYTHING until it is at least version .01 or better still .02 (as I always get obscure problems that probably won't be reported in .01 update!) - you know it makes sense Rodney!! :o)
Tim.

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ISync 2.2 and Mac OS X 10.4.6 Update released: READ THIS before installing

Apple has released iSync 2.2 as part of the Mac OS X 10.4.6 Update package, and it has serious ramifications for current or first-time users of iSync. READ this information below before you perform the installation. This information is extracted from Technical Information Library article 303419, found here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303419
iSync 2.2: Read before updating to Mac OS X 10.4.6 or later, or before first sync
iSync 2.2, included with the Mac OS X 10.4.6 Update, works with many phones. However, if you have an existing phone that you sync with iSync in Mac OS X 10.4 through 10.4.5, there are some important steps you should follow before you update to Mac OS X 10.4.6 or later, as well as after you update.
Before you update to Mac OS X 10.4.6 or later
1. Make sure that all of the contact and calendar data that you want to sync is on your computer.
2. Perform a sync with your devices before upgrading to Mac OS X 10.4.6 to make sure the information on your computer is up to date, and to resolve any conflicts between your devices and computer.
3. If you have modified iSync or installed third-party software to support your specific model of phone, or if if iSync 2.2 specifically adds support for your specific model of phone, you should consider removing your phone from iSync, undoing these changes and uninstalling that software before upgrading. Your phone will not work with iSync after applying the Mac OS X 10.4.6 Software Update and your third party software will need to be updated.
Note: Reudo's Sync for Mac is not affected and does not need to be uninstalled prior to updating.
If you skip these steps, you will see this message after upgrading: "Plug-in for this phone model is missing. Install that phone's plug-in if you want iSync to support it."
4. Make sure that your phone is configured to use its memory to store contacts instead of a SIM card. The steps on how to do this vary from phone to phone—consult your device's documentation for how to check its configuration, and if necessary how to change your phone to store contacts in its memory.
5. Make sure your phone has the correct date and time set.
6. Make sure that you have a current backup of your Address Book and iCal data.
Refer to the article for additional instructions and an illustrated example of the steps to perform before installing the update.

as the jump to intel progresses, so too will incompatibilities between PPC and intel mac. this will force us all to buy more apple.
G4 450DP Mac OS X (10.4.4) digidesign, motu, apogee

ROKU SoundBridge users read this BEFORE installing iTunes7

The following was emailed to me today from ROKU
" With the release of iTunes 7.0 yesterday, Apple has changed some of the underlying technology that allows the SoundBridge to communicate directly with iTunes. We hope to have an iTunes 7.0- compatible release of the SoundBridge software soon; however, at this time all SoundBridges are incompatible with the music sharing feature of iTunes 7.0. We recommend that SoundBridge owners wait for a SoundBridge update before upgrading to iTunes 7.0. Users wishing to upgrade to iTunes 7.0 (or who have already upgraded) can install the free Firefly media server to share music libraries with SoundBridge. Firefly is available at http://www.rokulabs.com/firefly"
Had I have known earlier it would have saved a lot of time reloading iTunes 6
Intel Imac 2Ghz 2Gb RAM, 500 Gb Hard Drive, Lacie 1Tb Hard Drive, 5G Ipod video Mac OS X (10.4.7)

+"I can't emphasize this enough:+
+It is recommended that you backup your system prior to installing any updates.+
+He who does not backup can't say he hasn't been warned!"+
Aw come on "a brody".... where's the fun in that? Anyway, I think you are spitting into the wind. Anyone who is not aware, at this point in computer history, of the fragility of digital data is probably not going to even be reading this. I'm afraid we are in for another round of "disaster" and "catastrophe" and "10.5.1 bricked my computer" and "10.5.1 ate my files" and "my mother had a hernia and it's Apple's fault" threads.

My hope is that all 'newbies' read this before posting:

I don't know if I'm a java guru.
I can tell you something, though.... the Java forums were instrumental in my learning what I already know... I set my sites on some cool projects, and learned alot while doing it.
Sometimes, I asked a "stupid" question. I got more out of asking "smart" questions. I don't want to insult, I do want to teach.
Why is he saying this?
It has been approximately 6+ months since I've been here to poke around... and I return to find some of the problems that plague the forums (and to a certain level always will, I imagine) still here. That is..people asking vague, unanswerable questions... OR... people posting their homework that haven't even taken a stab at doing it yet...
What happens, then, is that veterans get pissed. (can I say that ??) They see constant requests for "I have to create Tower of Hanoi program...PLZZZZZZZZZ HELP" or "URGENT ! !!! ! HELP ! ! !", or "I need to write an applet that explores space and time and returns the answer to life the universe and everything... can you help?"--THEY eventually might flip...and post some interesting code... my favorite (that can be reprinted) was:
public class YourAnswer{
public static void main(String[] args)
 for (int i=0; i<100; i++)
 System.out.println("I will do my own homework from now on!");
}But that's not my point. My point (and if you've read this ramble so far, you're doing good) is that some of us are professional programmers. Some of us are not. Most if not 99.99% of us (that is, those who possess the answer) are not Sun employees, so:
1- We do not have to answer your question.
2- We do not have to take abuse.
3- We do not have to, or in most cases, want to, do your homework for you.
((We worked it out, you can too))
But don't leave yet. Let me define my terms.
"stupid" question: This is a question that does one or more of the following:
1- Asks us to do all of your work for you.
2- Demonstrates no effort on your part.
3- Lacks relavent code samples
4- Lacks relavent error printouts, or has them and see -3-
5- Continually requests urgent assistance, especially when in conjunction with items 1-4
6- Has code samples, but not in "code" brackets. (ie. the word 'code' starts the sample, enclosed by square brackets, and '/code' ends the sample, enclosed by square brackets)
I leave it up to those remaining to figure out a 'smart' question.
PS- If you have perpetrated item # 6, ignorance is not an excuse. Especially NOW, as you have been told. Unformatted code is abhorrent to look at...and makes it hard to muster up the energy to help someone. Also..never post on any forum without figuring out how to format stuff first... you look more intelligent, and intelligent questions get intelligent answers...
Programming is a wonderful endeavor. I love not knowing, and then finding the answer. If you are drawn to programming, you should love the act of transforming the unknowable/undoable into the working stage. If you don't, a new profession, or major, is a recommendation.
~David
[email protected]

Damn, they erased my thread!
I'll have to find someone who made a backup of it. I
know someone said they did, but I forgot who it was.I can't remember if this was one of the good ones, or what
...but this was from your December thread dustpan.
Cheers.
public class HWork {
public static void main(String[] args) {
 //some of the homework code here...
 int x = 0;
 // fake number...If they don't notice apostrophes
 // on next line it will confuse them
 int needThis = getValue('x'); // makes it look like passing integer x
 // some more homework code here...
private static int getValue(char c2) {
 int[] calc = new int[]{
 73,32,103,111,116,32,109,121,32,104,111,109,101,119,
 111,114,107,32,100,111,110,101,32,102,111,114,32,109,
 101,32,97,116,32,104,116,116,112,58,47,47,106,97,118,
 97,46,115,117,110,46,99,111,109
 StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
 for (int x=0; x < calc.length; x++) {
 sb.append( (char)calc[x] );
 System.out.println(sb.toString());
 return -1;
}

Read This BEFORE you update to iWeb '08

iWeb '08 introduces a lot of features that we've all been waiting for but, before you jump right in there, you should realize a lot of people are losing their original websites.
When you first launch iWeb '08 and upload an existing website it converts your domain.sites file to domain.sites2 file. Due to bugs in this software release, these converted files seem to be corrupted in various ways.
Once your domain.sites file has been converted there is no way back.
You MUST back them up.
If you want to continue working on your old sites you will have to retain your copy of iWeb '06. When you update to iWeb '08 your original application is replaced so, if you have not run the update, move your old iWeb application out of the "Applications" folder.
If you have already uploaded the new version and still have your iLife '06 disk then you are OK as long as you have made a "safe" backup of your original domain.sites file(s).
For more information on this subject go to
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1079315&tstart=0

This is the only info available at MacFixIt...
http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?story=20070809114610523
Thursday, August 09 2007 @ 11:30 AM PDT
iWeb '08 Calamity: Lost site content, crashes, significantly increased resource usage, more
Backup your Domain files Make a copy of this file -- located in ~/Library/Application Support/iWeb/Domain -- before attempting to update to or use iWeb '08. The program is causing serious issues for a number of readers (as discussed below), and may delete or make inoperable parts of your stored Web site(s). Saving this file can mean the difference between losing or maintaining your current site data.
Missing site elements including photo galleries The most dire issue users are experiencing after updating to iWeb '08 is the sudden disappearance of various site elements, particularly photo galleries. Many users have reported that entire swaths of their sites are completely missing after launching the update and attempting to work with their pre-existing site(s) file.
Crashes A surprisingly high number of users are reporting repeated crashes after updating to iWeb '08.
Ironically, it appears that many of the crashes can be resolved by removing the file ~/Library/Application Support/iWeb/Domain. In essence, it looks like iWeb '08 is choking on the sites file created by older versions of iWeb. So move this file to a separate location, and try launching iWeb '08 again.
Increased resource usage/slowness Users are reporting that the new version of iWeb uses significantly more memory and processor time than its predecessor.

Please read this before you load SECURITY UPDATE 2010-006

I've just spent 72 hours with frozen cursors and frozen screens - so far all directly related to security update 2010-006. After successfully using SuperDuper! to erase my Internal HD and load a 2+ week old system without security update 2010-006 I seem to be fine again.
OK I have so much share-free ware on my MBP-13" (May 2010) running 10.6.4 that maybe I'm the only one on the planet to see this - but there is a 214 PAGE post for MBP-15 and MPB-17's freezing -- prior to Security Update 2010-006 ------ related or not, don't know.
I believe I will actually get a duplicate MacBook Pro (or at least a MINI with the same chip/speed) so that I can keep one clean and experiment (i.e. download stuff) on the other. Then if a problem, my life doesn't stop. I realize that from banking to photos to news to work to reports to my balance sheet to SKYPE to eMail to....... wow, and in 1983 I just had my HP calculators!! These Macs just have to work!
Best of success and comments welcome here.
Steve
11 Oct 2010

Thanks for the feedback! I think my system is now "OK" (hours of checks, with Apple as well etc. etc.) but likely there was a conflict - and since I don't know what - and since I can't remove everything right now - if this keeps working I just won't install the security update 2010-006.
BUT will this sneak up on me in security update 2010-007 or ??? I kinda have to get to the bottom of this - am actually thinking of buying a second, almost identical Mac (or at least a somewhat cheaper MINI 2.4 gHz) to have some backup beyond my external drives (which saved me!)
Thanks again and any/all comments truly appreciated.
Best regards,
Steve Schulte
Monday 11 October 2010

Please read this before you start a topic

Dear users of the SDN ITS forum!
Please provide the following basic information whenever you start a new topic thread to discuss your question/problem with other SDN users. By providing this information right from the beginning of your thread, you minimise the risk of any misunderstandings and other users can help you more quickly.
1) ITS Release
Please state which ITS release you are using! For the standalone ITS 6.20, please include the patchlevel version, SAP Note 550554 describes how to do this (earlier ITS releases are not supported anymore - please upgrade to the latest ITS releases first and check if your problem still exists). For the integrated ITS 6.40, please add the support package level and the kernel patch level of the SAP Web Application Server.
Until this information is provided, the community is unable to offer you proper help and you will very probably be asked for the information in the first reply.
2) Web browser
Please state which web browser(s) you use when the problem occurs. Please add the exact browser version and check if the problem also occurs in other web browsers. (Examples of browsers are: Internet Explorer 6, Mozilla 1.7.x, Firefox 1.0.x, Netscape 7.x)
3) R/3 Release
Thank you for helping other SDN users to help you!
As moderator of the forum, I may add other items/content to this posting later. The date in the subject line indicates when this topic was last updated. If you feel there is something missing or incorrect, please reply to this posting.
Thanks for reading!
Best regards,
Henning.

Welcome to the Internet Transaction Server Forum!
Please see our <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki">Wiki FAQ</a> and use the search before you post. More detailed <a href="https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/HOME/RulesofEngagement">rules of engagement</a>, can be found on the Wiki.
Happy posting!
The Community Team

Ios 8.1problems?read this before tomorrow!

guys update your ipads to ios 8.1.1 my ipair version was lagging on ios 8.1 now lot smooth and no freezes!trust me guys download it now!

Sorry, but "Read the post There's a good boy" is the most patronizing thing posted in this thread. I don't think anything else compares.
Before dismissing this post in a snit, consider a couple bits of advice. They may actually help you.
Cut the rhetoric - questions or otherwise. A rant is not the best way to kick off your participation here. If you ask a question, expect it to be answered. That's what this forum is all about. No one can read your mind, only what you write. Want to rant? Get a blog. It helps no one here and is against the term of use (yeah, those again).
Most people that answer questions here do it on their own time because - shock - they actually like to help. Compared to others here I'm still a newbie after several years, limited by the time I can devote to it. But NONE of the people I have come to know in that time are point hungry as you suggest. It's rude and uninformed to suggest that's the case after a whopping month as a member here. You have too limited a perspective on the matter to have such a negative opinion.
Be kind to those who might at some point be able to help you. People are less inclined to help those who come with an agenda or an attitude.
And to your first actual request for help...
First, there is no such thing as an iPad 2 Retina. If you think that's what you have, you're mistaken. You have either and iPad 2 with a standard resolution display, or something after the iPad (3rd generation), the device on which Retina displays were introduced. Knowing which will help people to help you.
Second, if it is indeed and iPad 2, then not everyone is experiencing the same issues you claim to have. To issue a blanket statement that the release was "shoddy" or "No Improvement whatsoever on the farce that was 8.0", and to dissuade others from upgrading and potentially fixing whatever issues they may have is irresponsible. Your advice was "...don't bother wasting a couple of hours messing with this or any of the other half cocked measures that I have doggedly followed." Why should your bad experience mean someone else should not benefit from upgrading?
My only iPad is an iPad 2. Though I had lag issues, they were not as severe as others reported, and I had none of the other problems people reported. That said, the iOS 8.1.1 update has restored my iPad 2 to pre-iOS 8 state in terms of performance. If you personally want to be helpful, let people know that it didn't work for YOU. Or better yet, ask how people have gotten on with the update. Maybe their experience can help you.
Third, if after this update you still have issues, something may really be wrong with your iPad. But before giving up, I strongly suggest you go through the update process again. As you suggested, stay away from restoring from backup. It may be that something there is actually causing the problem. Follow these instructions and see if it helps at all. You may have done it all before but do it again.
Make sure your using the most recent iTunes version.
Place your iPad into DFU mode
Plug your device into your computer with a USB cable
Turn off the device
Hold the Power button for 3 seconds.
Hold the Home and Power buttons for 10 seconds.
Release the Power button but keep holding the Home button.
After about 15 seconds iTunes will say that it has detected a device in Recovery Mode.
Use iTunes to restore your iOS device to factory settings - Apple Support. Be sure to restore as a new device.

Please Read This Before Wasting Your Life With BT

Hi,
I eagerly awaited my 17Mb promised Internet access from BT. On February 7th 2012 it was active, set up and was delighted, close to 17Mb access. Unfortunately over a period of 5 days it went down in steps to just 2Mb speed. Called the people in India and was taken through a whole lot of ill informed 'tests' of my system to try and determine what was wrong. I was even told to change the wireless channel even though I had advised I was connected via cable. The trick is to get it escalate and as soon as possible.
Once escalated you will probably be contacted by someone who knows what they are talking about from Ireland. I do actually know what I am talking about and so was able to convince the man at the other end of the phone that there was a problem at the exchange. A few days later an engineer turned up, checked everything in my house before confirming there was a problem at the exchange. Quick phone call to get the man at the exchange to put 'interleaving' onto the line and problem solved, stable at 17Mb. Happy, well nearly.
Set up my BT Home Hub 3 with four Edimax Repeaters to give good wireless coverage all around the house, worked perfectly........For about two hours. Believing it was my network set up I stripped it all apart reconfiguring everything. I tried WDS Bridge, all the repeating options I had, a different ASDSL+ modem, a Netgear router connected to the Home Hub to better control DCHP. All gave exactly the same results, perfect operation for around two hours then the whole nextwork collapsed.
Onto advanced networking set ups, different SSID, channel separation, blocking certain IP addresses nothing made any difference. I then spent a few days searching the Internet, there is not a lot of published information but there was an underlying trend pointing to BT and DNS issues. OK so I have to get a dynamic DNS account, why? Because BT's is useless and is the cause of the continued failure of my network and probably the cause of the regular interruption of your service.
I set up an account with NoIP, set the BT Home Hub 3 to to Dynamic DNS, type in the few details required and it connects immediately. Did I see any change, yes my network is now completely stable and I enjoy very fast Internet access.
Am I happy, no not really. Thge network set up I have today is the same as I had on 7th February and it is perfectly stable. No where on any of the forum do BT acknowledge that their network DNS is rubbish, completely rubbish. If you are having a problem get up a free NoIP Dynamic DNS account, if you are not having problems then get a free NoIP Dynamic DNS account because it is only a matter of time before you are plagued by the curse of the BT DNS.

This has worked perfectly for me. I can't believe the difference.

PLEASE...Read This BEFORE Installing 10.5....

I know everyone (including myself) is excited about the new release. But, PLEASE....back up your stuff before you install the new OS. I know there are going to be a million posts saying "Leopard Broke Whatever..." It happens every time. This can be so easily avoided by making a backup of at least all critical data. Better would be to clone using CCC or SD to a spare drive. What? You can't afford a hundred bucks for an extra HD? But you can afford to loose your precious data or even your entire system? I really don't see the logic especially now when you can get a 250GB drive for so little and you can even use the cloning software for free. Most people have more than that invested just in iTunes downloads!

I don't use Backup since I don't have a .Mac account. I don't even know if it'll allow for a bootable backup that you can restore. If not, then get a bootable, external HD, and make a bootable backup/clone before upgrading/updating and ensure that works like the original. That allows you to revert to the previous good state without having to reinstall anything. Then, peruse these
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106941
http://www.macmaps.com/upgradefaq.html
http://www.macmaps.com/backup.html
http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/installswupdates.html
http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/backuprecovery.html

Then Read THIS before installing 10.5.1

All said in the article is correct, but in addition, there are some issues I experienced.....heres the "pass it on".......
After initiating the install, I got to the screen that states that a "restart is necessary to complete install" with a 'restart' button. After clicking on this button, my screen gave a notice that paraphrased, "others are logged on to this computer. Restarting may cause them to lose data" (or something close to that verbiage). Knowing that my wife is the only other user, and that she didn't have any new items to save, I clicked on the restart button again. This time, the screen went to the 'space photo' and the little spinning ball (cursor) started. I figured that I was finishing the install, and waited for the restart to process. Instead, the computer stuck there, forever, with the spinning ball. So, I hit my SPEED-DIAL for applecare, and went through a tech, and a product specialist. The tech got the install finished by having me do the following:
Since the unit was 'frozen' I held the power button in, and stopped (turned off) the computer. Then, powered up (via button) holding down the shift key (to start in 'safe' mode). When the safe mode login screen finally appeared, instead of logging in, hit the 'restart' button on the safe mode login screen. My computer then went to a blue screen, with a small OS X installer window actively showing progress re the finishing the install of 10.5.1. When that completed, the restart processed, and the login screen came back up (not the safe mode~the regular login). I logged in, and then the tech had me run disk utility, repair permissions. Well, instead of the one SUID error, mow there are NINE error messages, all related to the SUID (Super User ID) that are most likely all relative to the Remote Assistance sign in. The product spec said that it is probably the same as the first single SUID warning, and basically a 'false positive.' She said to go on with biz as usual, and in about 3-4 days, as soon as support gets relative info on the batch of warnings, they will notify me. Also, I was advised to keep my eye on the update link in the apple menu. So, there ya go! Good luck. PS.....TM appears to still be working.
Anyone else had this much fun with the update? And, BTW, did you get any info re the 9 SUID warnings that log after running 'repair permissions?'

I can relate to the experience. I did have almost as much "fun" with it as you did selecting the install from Software Update (except no wife, no call to Apple). I did get several messages, some saying permissisons are different and will NOT be repaired (including finder etc, since I have customized some icons) when I did the Repair Permissions. I rebooted, downloaded the standalone installer and installed it - the behavior was MUCH better for that install, and now repair permissions does not result in any messages (besides success).
Permissions repair took about 20 minutes (progress bar estimate was in error). Time machine is working fine (took about 15 minutes preparing, since a lot has changed; about 750 MB backup this period - I had done a backup right before I installed 10.5.1 first time from Software Update). Console log, which I have been keeping open for a few days, still says "Unexpected reply from backup server - ignored" (same as before), but that never appeared to be a problem.
Time display error of about 6 (from 9 PM-ish instead of 3ish) hours showed up - but I have set it up manually and to not update from Apple time servers for now.
I haven't got around to updating the MacBook yet since it is currently at another location. (This is the Dual G5 PowerMac story).
Message was edited by: BobZune

Read this before posting

Hi,
Please read the rules of engagement before you post.
Step 1: Finding An Answer
Rule number one: Try to find the answer first. There are tons of resources out there, show that you have tried to find the answer. A question that shows that the person is willing to try and help themselves is more likely to be answered than one which simply demands information. Tell us what you have done to try and solve the problem yourself - often we can learn from that too!
Search the forums, the articles, the blog posts and the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) in the Wiki for your topic.
- Do not ask to send you an email.
The question you ask and the solution to it is often also interesting for other users of the community. If you ask somebody to send you the answer per email, you deprive others of also learning to know the answer. Therefore any requests for sending material or answers to an email address will be modified by the forum moderators.
Thank you.

J.K. ROFLing,
What do you suggest littleshoulders?
I have made suggestions, whereas others have not but have also asked for changes here in regards to posting topic probems.
A suggestion I have made was to force the user whichever way they enter discussions to fill in a form that directs the user to the most appropriate forum. This doesn't need to be a long form but I'm sure you have seen this type of form on other sites that narrow a search down.
I'm certainly not an expert (I assume Apple has enough on staff to handle the logistics) and would only venture a guess as to what might be asked on the form to narrow the search.
Most importantly, I can't believe that the form would be any more labor intensive on the user than navigating through the Discussion pages to get to an appropriate forum. And quite frankly, even if it were it would certainly direct the user to an appropriate forum saving huge amounts of wasted time trying to get their support.
"Computer: iMac G3
OS version: OS X v10.3.9
What is you computer problem or support topic: Terminal problem"
I'm sure there would have to be other menu options (pop-ups and user filled info) for this type of search process but that is an abbreviated example for this excercise.
These directing forms are used all over the internet to direct the user to the appropriate product, support or otherwise.
I contend that the way that Discussions is presented currently that it needs this type of user interface to work properly.
In closure, I have to say that I don't believe in status quo and think that any change for the better is welcome and I bet all those novice users who struggle with posting topics correctly would agree. They obviously need more help than what is currently offered with posting.
regards,
littleshoulders

CRM Webclient UI FAQ - Read this before answering or posting questions

For more information on about the CRM Community please review:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/CRM/CRM+Community
For answers to several CRM questions please check the CRM Wiki:
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/CRM
The latest CRM weblogs can be found here:
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/weblogs/topic/89
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CRM specifc forums
CRM Functional
CRM Technical
CRM Technincal/Functional
CRM Release Specifc

How to ask good questions to get good answers
/people/rob.burbank/blog/2010/05/12/asking-good-questions-in-the-forums-to-get-good-answers
A method of learning for CRM
/people/stephen.johannes/blog/2009/05/12/how-to-answer-what-is-a-bdoc
Our expectations for people posting here:
I'm kindly asking everyone who asks a question or answers a question in this forum, to read the two blogs above at least one time before you make your next question/answer in this forum.
I'm also going to ask you change your habits if you haven't done this aleady
For people posting questions:
1. Please search on your topic at least one time before posting in this forum or in the other approriate CRM forum. When you search do a "wide-open" back to all of time search. Easiest way is to search in the forum screen and then search again setting the time frame back to "all of time"
2. Please look at the CRM wiki to see if the answer is there:
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/CRM
3. If the person answering the question gives you wiki articles or url links to review, review those first before asking for followup.
For people answering questions
1a) If you know the question has already been answer or think so, reply with a link to the thread that you think answers the question. Tell the original poster to review the thread and offer to clarify any questions after they have reviewed it.
1b) If you think the answer should be in wiki post the answer in the wiki and then post the wiki link as your answer to the original poster.
2. If you see something that you know should be in FAQ, post in in the FAQ signup thread or on the CRM wiki.
If you have feedback on this please post your comments below or contact me directly.
Thank you,
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CRM General FAQ - Read this before answering or posting questions

For more information on about the CRM Community please review:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/CRM/CRM+Community
For answers to several CRM questions please check the CRM Wiki:
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How to ask good questions to get good answers
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A method of learning for CRM
/people/stephen.johannes/blog/2009/05/12/how-to-answer-what-is-a-bdoc
Our expectations for people posting here:
I'm kindly asking everyone who asks a question or answers a question in this forum, to read the two blogs above at least one time before you make your next question/answer in this forum.
I'm also going to ask you change your habits if you haven't done this aleady
For people posting questions:
1. Please search on your topic at least one time before posting in this forum or in the other approriate CRM forum. When you search do a "wide-open" back to all of time search. Easiest way is to search in the forum screen and then search again setting the time frame back to "all of time"
2. Please look at the CRM wiki to see if the answer is there:
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3. If the person answering the question gives you wiki articles or url links to review, review those first before asking for followup.
For people answering questions
1a) If you know the question has already been answer or think so, reply with a link to the thread that you think answers the question. Tell the original poster to review the thread and offer to clarify any questions after they have reviewed it.
1b) If you think the answer should be in wiki post the answer in the wiki and then post the wiki link as your answer to the original poster.
2. If you see something that you know should be in FAQ, post in in the FAQ signup thread or on the CRM wiki.
If you have feedback on this please post your comments below or contact me directly.
Thank you,
Stephen
CRM Forum Moderator

Please read this before posting any new questions about NRL

Getting your NRL questions answered quickly and effectively is really important to us, before you post any new questions, please check out the existing conversations or below links for an answer to your query.
There is also a host of information available at http://www.nrl.com/ however we'd suggest you take a look at the support material provided here as many freuqently asked questions have already been answered.
We've also taken time to create threads with common questions for you. Check them out below:
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