Snow Leopard + NI Komplete = BUGS!

I use a lot of NI Komplete AU's for various things in Logic Pro, and after upgrading to Snow Leopard (bad idea if you're a musician and you need things to work), that the plugins will still work.... if there's only one track of them. If I have two Akoustik Piano AU's going, then the audio cuts out and there is no output from either track. This makes Logic pretty much unusable for me. Anyone else having this issue? If so, how did you fix it?

Maybe you post this here as well
http://www.native-instruments.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=121
and call NI Support too
as their compatibility statements says - wait - although they mention that with the tests they've done so far their products are compatible with 10.6........ each machine handles 10.6 differently depending on a variety of factors ,for example in my system Akoustik Piano in SL might work but not in yours
http://www.native-instruments.com/en/support/compatibility/mac-os-x-compatibilit y/
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Snow Leopard + Mail + Spelling: BUG

I think there is a bug in Mail (in Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard).
Open up Edit menu -> Spelling and Grammar -> Show Spelling and Grammar
By default spelling is set to "Automatic by Language". Now change this to something else (U.S. English, or French for example) and quit Mail.
Now open up Mail again and open the Spelling and Grammar settings window... the language setting is back to the Automatic setting.

Yup and it seems to prevent proper spell checking. I should say, it marks a misspelled word, but if you right click to suggest a proper spelling, it has no suggestions. Can't believe this hasn't been found by more people by now. You can change the default language as you stated and then it finds suggestions, but then looses it after restarting the application.
This isn't a Mail only issues btw, happens everywhere I've tried.
REALLY annoying at this point.

IPhoto crashes on Snow Leopard, Memory Deallocation Bug

I have on the order of 10 Macs. I also have several sizeable iPhoto libraries that I work on regularly. The libraries are on removable media that can be moved between different computers (eSata and Firewire drives).
For some reason, many months after Snow Leopard was introduced, I still cannot use any of my photo libraries under the new OS. Every time I try, I get a crash almost immediately. I have reported this bug to Apple many many times. If you look at the stack dump, it is quite obviously a memory deallocation bug that causes a stack overflow. I cannot comprehend how Apple has been unable to fix this 5 months after I first reported it and how it can still be there.
Yesterday, I purchased a brand new MacBook 15" with an i7 processor and a 500GB SSD. I was hoping that the bug in iPhoto or the OS had finally been fixed and eagerly loaded one of my photo libraries onto the built-in 500GB SSD of the new MacBook.
Alas, it took less than an hour to get iPhoto to crash - while it was searching for Faces. This is absurd. I have been using this same library across many different computers running Leopard as recently as two days ago. The library works on any computer running Leopard and crashes any computer running Snow Leopard almost immediately.
Unfortunately, it also doesn't appear to be a specific problem related to the file structure of this particular library. I have at least 4 iPhoto libraries, containing entirely different photos, that all manage to crash Snow Leopard and all run for days of nonstop work on Leopard.
Apple, please fix this. This is ridiculous. Just look at the crash report below and you can see what is wrong. And I have been sending full detailed crash dumps to Apple on this at least 20 times including the full binary.
-- Michael
Process: iPhoto [989]
Path: /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/MacOS/iPhoto
Identifier: com.apple.iPhoto
Version: 8.1.2 (8.1.2)
Build Info: iPhotoProject-4240000~8
Code Type: X86 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [134]
Date/Time: 2010-05-08 14:06:38.299 -0700
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.6.3 (10D2094)
Report Version: 6
Interval Since Last Report: 9502 sec
Crashes Since Last Report: 1
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 1651 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report: 1
Anonymous UUID: 7667D7E3-B8CE-41CD-ABA2-90F1C60BBBA5
Exception Type: EXCBADACCESS (SIGBUS)
Exception Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE at 0x00000000b0419ffc
Crashed Thread: 8
Thread 8 Crashed:
0 libSystem.B.dylib 0x94e7c017 szonefree_definitesize + 12
1 libSystem.B.dylib 0x94e7bda8 free + 244
2 libobjc.A.dylib 0x92df96e7 internal_objectdispose + 81
3 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x901088d8 -[NSObject(NSObject) dealloc] + 56
4 com.apple.Foundation 0x93c230c8 -[_NSIndexPathUniqueTreeNode dealloc] + 227
5 com.apple.Foundation 0x93c23076 -[_NSIndexPathUniqueTreeNode dealloc] + 145
6 com.apple.Foundation 0x93c23076 -[_NSIndexPathUniqueTreeNode dealloc] + 145
7 com.apple.Foundation 0x93c23092 -[_NSIndexPathUniqueTreeNode dealloc] + 173
… same line repeated 501 times… !
509 com.apple.Foundation 0x93c23092 -[_NSIndexPathUniqueTreeNode dealloc] + 173
510 com.apple.Foundation 0x93c23092 -[_NSIndexPathUniqueTreeNode dealloc] + 173
511 com.apple.Foundation 0x93c23092 -[_NSIndexPathUniqueTreeNode dealloc] + 173
Thread 8 crashed with X86 Thread State (32-bit):
eax: 0x00000020 ebx: 0x94e7bcc2 ecx: 0x00000000 edx: 0x28659160
edi: 0x015f6000 esi: 0x00000000 ebp: 0xb041a158 esp: 0xb041a000
ss: 0x0000001f efl: 0x00010286 eip: 0x94e7c017 cs: 0x00000017
ds: 0x0000001f es: 0x0000001f fs: 0x0000001f gs: 0x00000037
cr2: 0xb0419ffc
System Profile:
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Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M, NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M, PCIe, 512 MB
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Memory Module: global_name
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Bluetooth: Version 2.3.2f5, 2 service, 19 devices, 1 incoming serial ports
Network Service: AirPort, AirPort, en1
Serial ATA Device: APPLE SSD TS512B, 465.92 GB
Serial ATA Device: MATSHITADVD-R UJ-898
USB Device: Hub, 0x0424 (SMSC), 0x2514, 0xfa100000
USB Device: Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x0236, 0xfa120000
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Do you remember the Terms of Use at all? You agreed to them when you signed up and there's a link to them on the right hand side of every page. As they explain, this is a forum for Users to discuss technical issues with other Users. Apple's developers aren’t here. They don’t promise to read anything here.
I would comment though: that this is not common to other users of iPhoto 09 and 10.6. And, as I'm sure you are aware, that
Exception Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE at...
is pretty much always a data-related issue.
What format are these removable media?
Regards
TD

OS X Snow Leopard Display Driver BUG (Apple should be doing something...)

Many of you are having problems conecting your Flat-Panel Monitor to the Mac Mini (2010), the picture wont fit the screen at max resolution, and if you use underscan option the text bleeds and the quality is very bad.
*_But if you install Windows using BootCamp the Flat-Screen Monitor works flawlessly_.*
Its unbelievable that Apple still cant make their display driver work fine...
and there is no way to report this bug that its afecting all users that are not using their mac mini with a TV
do you know a way to report this issue to Apple?

http://www.apple.com/feedback/macmini.html

Snow Leopard: Mail doesn't remember passwords no on login keychain

I keep my mail passwords in a separate keychain.
Prior to 10.6, I would only have to unlock the keychain and grant Mail access to the passwords.
Now, with Snow Leopard, I'm bugged to enter my keychain password every hour or so. It's completely busted.
I've tried deleted the passwords and re-entering them. Also tried moving the passwords onto anothey keychain.
Can anyone suggest a workaround?

I'm have exactly the same problem. both my accounts are hotmail and even if i fill in passwords both in the pop up box and in pref -accounts it bounces!
I shall await with interest on a reply from apple!

Tons of problems with Snow Leopard

Made this post over at my blog but I figure this would be a better forum for it in hopes we can get some of these issues resolved... it seems like Apple has pulled a Microsoft and released what appears to be a beta version of Snow Leopard! Inexcusable bugs are appearing left and right, and the supposed "improvements" have actually hindered my computer performance and productivity...
This really surprised me. After years of releasing amazing OS upgrades that seemed to make the best OS even better, it seems like Apple has taken 2 steps back with Snow Leopard. I can't tell you how upset I was to realize I was experiencing many problems that I previously only saw on PCs.
After one of the many bugs popped up again on my computer, I got frustrated and started combing the internets for a list of known bugs in the OS and the inevitable slew of Apple users registering their disgust. Unfortunately, my search didn't turn up anything but positive reviews of the OS and very limited complaints on a few message boards. To this end, I'm posting this entry to try and help other users who are experiencing similar issues and hopefully get Apple to clean up this mess of an OS.
Below I've created (and will be adding to) a list of problems I've experienced in OS X 10.6, Snow Leopard. I encourage everyone to list your Snow Leopard issues in the comments as well, in hopes we can create a master list of problems.
I am using a 2 GHz Black MacBook (Core 2 Duo) with 2GB of RAM. Keep in mind Leopard (OS 10.5) was running flawlessly on this more than capable machine. I am currently running the latest Snow Leopard build, 10.6.1. I upgraded 10.5 with the retail version of Snow Leopard, integrating my current apps into 10.6 (did not do a clean install). I've organized my issues below by application. This post is less about third-party applications and more about Apple apps/built-in OS features, as Apple is fully accountable for these pieces.
APPLE APPS
Airport:
• Airport is now incredibly slow getting past the "searching" status message and into what was known as "scanning" status in 10.5 (now called "Looking For Networks…" status message). This issue occurs most often when I revive the computer from sleep. I have to turn Airport off and on again, then wait an inordinate amount of time to get past the useless "Searching…" message.
Volume and Sound:
• I rely on my volume control icon on the toolbar. I change my system volume dozens of times every day (due to my job)... previously, I could click the volume icon then simply roll the scroll wheel on my two-button mouse to adjust the volume. Now, I have to actually move my mouse down onto the volume slider area before my scroll wheel works! What gives? In allowing the user to fine-tune the volume levels, Apple removed this functionality for some reason? This is a real pain for me as the extra second it takes to do this really adds up by the end of the day.
• Sound now starts stuttering for no reason? When I wake my computer up from sleep and I have headphones or speaker plugged in, the audio stutters greatly. I have to unplug then re-plug my speakers or headphones to fix the issue! This is a problem I saw on many PCs due to sound cards not playing with Windows nicely, but was NEVER an issue I experienced using OS X.
• The Mac OS startup chime plays on my MacBook external speaker when I startup, even though I have speakers or headphones plugged in! It also does not matter if I had my system volume on mute when restarting • the OS seems to now decide what volume my system should be at when I start up!
Safari:
• Defaults to 64-bit mode silently, and this breaks most plug-ins (my issue was with download manager iGetter, specifically). I had to manually Get Info on the app, then switch back to 32-bit mode, which it seems Apple has not designed Snow Leopard to support properly?
• Freezes and crashes more often, most often when running Flash video. This occurs when I open multiple videos on YouTube, for example.
• Hogging memory even more than it used to (1GB of RAM to run the app?? Really?)
Stacks:
• Apple seems to have completely removed the functionality or sortable sub-folder listings? For example, if I choose to sort my stack by "Date Modified", the initial list of folders in the stack appear by date, but all my sub-folders appear in Alpha order, and there is no way to change this! Come on Apple, why remove this?
iPhoto:
• Freezes completely when I go to "Export…". My Export opens on the Facebook tab of the dialogue box, and it seems the issue occurs when iPhoto can't find the source image. Rather than an error message though, I get the color wheel of death.
Spotlight/Search:
• When I search from a Finder window, sometimes I get the new feature of sortable results columns to work, but sometimes I don't. Seems arbitrary when it works and when it doesn't.
System Preferences:
• More of an annoyance, System Preferences now has to restart the first time I click on any third-party preference in "Other". Some work, most don't.
Install:
• In previous OS X upgrades, Apple gave me the option to "Backup and Install". This option was not present on Snow Leopard, so not sure what a user can d if they do not have a Time Machine backup and their install fails.
Preview:
• Preview slows down considerably when opening multiple files.
THIRD-PARTY APPS
Entourage:
• Entourage froze up when I tried to simply delete one of my email accounts. The Accounts window went blank and the application froze.
CS3:
• Slower than ever, Photoshop is running at a snail's pace.
I hope everyone can contribute to this string and get Apple to fix these problems.

I can address some of these:
Safari defaults to 64-bit mode silently, and this breaks most plug-ins (my issue was with download manager iGetter, specifically). I had to manually Get Info on the app, then switch back to 32-bit mode, which it seems Apple has not designed Snow Leopard to support properly?
All applications, to the best of my knowledge, will run in 64-bit if they include 64-bit code. With most you'll never notice, but if an application supports plugins, then you have to pay attention to whether the plug-in is available in a 64-bit version. More and more are becoming available, but not all. If you have plug-ins that aren't, you need to set the app - Safari or whatever - to 32-bit mode. This is not a bug; it's necessitated by the conversion to full-time 64-bit support. The developer of iGetter claims that an update for compatibility with Safari in 64-bit mode is under development but no time frame has been given.
Snow Leopard is perfectly capable of running 32-bit apps. You just can't mix them, running a 32-bit plugin in a 64-bit app.
Freezes and crashes more often, most often when running Flash video. This occurs when I open multiple videos on YouTube, for example.
Have you installed the latest version of Flash? Flash is almost always a bit problematical, but I've had no problems running Flash content on any site with SL.
Hogging memory even more than it used to (1GB of RAM to run the app?? Really?)
This may just be an issue of not being clear on how Mac OS X allocates memory. This article may provide some insight:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1342
More of an annoyance, System Preferences now has to restart the first time I click on any third-party preference in "Other". Some work, most don't.
This is normal if a preference pane has not been provided in a 64-bit version.
In previous OS X upgrades, Apple gave me the option to "Backup and Install". This option was not present on Snow Leopard
Actually it was called "archive and install" and was removed as an option as no longer necessary. The normal installation creates all necessary new files and more robustly replaces old ones, so having an archive of the old system folder was deemed to no longer be needed.
so not sure what a user can d if they do not have a Time Machine backup and their install fails.
To restore completely from a full Time Machine backup, you erase the disk using Disk Utility from the menu in the Installer, then choose to restore from a TM backup.
Preview slows down considerably when opening multiple files.
Seems to work OK for me. I've had as many as twenty open with no noticeable slowdown. But you may be opening much larger documents than I have.
Entourage froze up when I tried to simply delete one of my email accounts. The Accounts window went blank and the application froze.
Impossible to offer any advice here without knowing what version of Entourage you're using, whether it's been fully updated, and what type of email account this was.
Regards.

I've upgraded to Snow Leopard, Aperture 3 won't open.

I've finally upgraded to snow leopard (hoping the bugs would all be worked out!) Aperture 3 won't open. I did the "fix" found under aperture support. However, the advised, 3.1.1 update for aperture won't open either, saying it I need to install aperture 3 first (it is installed!) help please....

Please see this thread and do follow all the instructions.
Just upgrade to Snow. Now Aperture 3.1 will not start.
I know you have Aperture 3 installed and feel its silly to reinstall it but just try it.

Snow Leopard on 2011 mini?

Can Snow Leopard be installed on a new 2011 mini? Has anyone tried this?

Neil -- your reply is a deal-killer for me, just as I was about to click to finalize a high-end (I know, I know...) Mini order with the i7 and HD 6630M graphics, plus 8 gigs, etc. Goal was to be able to run FCP X on the road without having to carry a MacBook Pro -- I have two and they are in some ways more problematic for me in running previous FCP than a Mini properly configured.
In fact, the question I was about to ask in this forum was, "Will the HD 6630M work properly on a 2011 Mini if I temporarily dump Lion and go back to Snow Leopard, pending some bug fixes and tweaks in Lion...?" You just mooted those questions, for sure. No purchase until or unless there's a way around this conundrum.
Anyway, I have been watching LOTS of pain in these discussions from folks running FCP X under Lion, and so I had planned to drop back to Snow Leopard immediately upon arrival of the 2011 Mini. Is incompatibility of Snow Leopard and 2011 Minis final, locked in stone, or situational and over-come-able? The no-Snow is in the specs and chip compatibility of the machine, a 64-bit-kernel gotta-have issue, or based on user experience...?? What breaks it? Thanks...

Old screensaver bug still present in Snow Leopard

This bug has driven me mad in the past (since Tiger!) and I am still getting it on Snow Leopard.
Scenario:
1. Invoke screensaver
2. Wake computer
3. Get password prompt for a split second - (it disappears, like a focus issue).
4. left with a blank screen and cursor. No means of logging in.
5. try to re-invoke screensaver by either putting to sleep via power button or closing lid.
6. Awaken computer - same thing happens.
This doesn't happen 100% of the time but it does require a hard reboot to get out of.
This is one of those bugs that i've managed to live with for a few years but i'm starting to go mad when its still present in the Snowleopard! (pls excuse my venting!)
Obviously the easy issue is to disable the screensaver password - but you'd think this would be fixed by now - Or am I just being stupid and missing something obvious?
Cheers,
Steve </vent>

I am experiencing both your size issue and a different bug concurrently.
I also get the 'white' image bug if scrolling through images and then quickly backtracking to a previous one. Then that image will remain white until I close quicklook and reopen it on a different file. Reopening on the same file still results in a white image. Happened under 10.9 and is happening to me under 10.9.2 on a Macbook Pro, 2010 iMac and non-apple branded um, mac. Size and file type don't matter.
I get a similar log entries once in a while but the backtracking white image thing doesn't cause quicklookd to spam any console info that is searchable in the console.
Removing quicklook plugins, clearing it's cache and whatnot didn't do anything.
*EDIT*
http://support.cocoatech.com/discussions/announcements/6-quicklook-issues-pf-652
Apparently my 'snap back' issue is was caused by the version of Path Finder 6 I was running on those machines.
It would seem that there are a number of other issues with the 10.9 quicklook API. I guess I'm going to wait and hope it gets fixed.

Bug in Preview in Snow Leopard when opening multiple pdf files at once

I receive 50-200 pdf files by e-mail each day. I have historically saved the pdf attachments to a folder, then selected all the pdf files in the folder (CMD A), then opened all the selected files in Preview (CMD O). After updating to Snow Leopard, downloading 34 pdf files to a folder, selecting them all, then attempting to open them all in Preview (using both CMD O, then File/Open, then File/Open With), the effort first opens 6 of the 34 files. Closing all then trying again results in 7 files being opened, closing all then trying again results in 8 files being opened, etc etc. Earlier today I had the same results, but eventually got a message asking if I wanted to open all in separate windows (I did) or a single window, and it opened all the files at once as I wanted. After shutting down, moving home, and receiving additional pdf files, however, back to the same open 5, then open 6, etc. problem. Anyone else having this problem or a suggestion on how to resolve?
Thanks for suggestions,
B

More info - apparently the bug isn't related to Preview, but to the attempt to open all pdf files in the folder with ANY program. After having Preview open 25 of the 34 files I was attempting to open, I then tried opening all 34 with Adobe Reader. It opened 26 (after Preview had opened 25). Tried again with Preview - it opened 27, then 28 with Adobe Reader. It doesn't necessarily open the FIRST 25 (or 26, etc) either, so it's difficult to work with the open ones, then go back and work with the remaining ones later.

Really stupid bugs in Mail 4.2 (Snow Leopard 10.6.2)

Hi everyone,
I decided to write about all bugs that I discovered in Mail 4.2 (Snow Leopard 10.6.2) since there is no known solution and since Apple's MobileMe Chat Support does not have any clue how to resolve this issues. First – I have three configured e-mail accounts: MobileMe, Gmail (IMAP) and third-party IMAP account.
The issues are:
1. IDLE command turned on causes new mail sound stop working. If I unchecked this option in all accounts (also MobileMe) the sound is back. If any of the accounts has this option checked, sound stops working again. So I found a workaround (not a solution) – I set checking for new mail to 'every 1 minute' and hoped everything would work.
2. But it's not working as one could imagine... At first it is, but then, after some time for no known (at least to me) reason Mail doesn't receive any new mail from third-party IMAP account and Gmail. MobileMe is still working. I tried every solution that in my opinion could have helped: erasing account and setting it up again, rebuilding mailboxes, deleting envelope index file, repairing permissions etc. Nothing helped. I even installed once again Mac OS X 10.6.2 Combo Update to be perfectly sure I did everything.
3. Next bug I discovered is with sending e-mails. Since I sometimes want to have access to my draft messages from internet I checked 'Store draft messages on the server' checkbox. Now... when composing a message in Mail app it's momentarily saved on the server, whether it has attachments or not. Then when the message is complete I push the Send button and the message is being sent. The reasonable mail app would then delete the draft version of this message from the Drafts folder. But not Mail 4.2, regardless in which e-mail account the message is stored. It doesn't delete the draft, what's more then synchronizes it with my other computer and then I have to log to webmail to delete the unwanted draft messages manually. VERY annoying.
Please let me know if you have similar problems or maybe anyone has a solution?
Pawel

It is my thought and contention that #1 is not a bug, but purposeful -- see:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=11160423#11160423
With regard to #2, have you ever removed the Envelope Index without first removing any IMAP or Exchange account folders? If so, that can problematic. I cannot confirm any of the experiences you are having. I have 15 accounts, 7 of which are IMAP, and the latter include one Gmail and one MobileMe, and none of these issues are present. Have you tried creating a New User Account and setting your IMAP and Gmail up as that New User to further test the application itself?
The issue with Drafts being saved beyond their apparent usefulness is not new to Mail 4.2 -- happened with some frequency in all versions of Mail 3.x, and probably less frequently in 4.2. When it has happened, which is relatively infrequently for me, it has been seen in POP and IMAP alike.
Ernie

ITunes 11 is a bag of hurt in Snow Leopard (multiple bugs) - Fixes? Workarounds?

iTunes 11 is a bag of hurt in Snow Leopard (multiple bugs) - Fixes? Workarounds?
I had been using iTunes 11.0.2 in Snow Leopard 10.6.8 on early 2011 Mac Book Pro. When I went to iTunes store on August 1, it would no longer display the iTunes store, it shows just a blank white screen. Upgrading to the current iTunes 11.0.4 does not help, I still get white screens when I try to go to the iTunes store. If I run iTunes 11.0.2 on a different Lion machine it displays the store just fine.
Before this crippling issue began, I was having two other problems with iTunes 11.
1) When I was able and did view app descriptions in the iTunes store, I would try to click on the links for reviews, or related apps, etc, and none of the links worked. This problems also does not occur in Lion.
2) Also, I really do not like the new app sync buttons, "Remove", "Will Remove", "Update", "Will Update". Sometimes iTunes becomes confused on the state of an app, especially when I sync two devices to have the same apps on each. Also, when I have many apps, its a pain to find and click all the "Update" buttons to make them say "Will Update" as I have to read the buttons closely. There should at least be a way to sort the apps by status so I can see all the ones that say "Update" together.
I am on Snow Leopard because I have some Mac apps that still require Rosetta and I do not wish to upgrade. However, it seems that even though Apple says iTunes is compatible with Snow Leopard, they are doing a poor job of testing it in Snow Leopard.
Anyone else seeing these issues with iTunes 11 in Snow Leopard? Any Fixes? Or Workarounds?

tkoyn wrote:
2) Also, I really do not like the new app sync buttons, "Remove", "Will Remove", "Update", "Will Update". Sometimes iTunes becomes confused on the state of an app, especially when I sync two devices to have the same apps on each. Also, when I have many apps, its a pain to find and click all the "Update" buttons to make them say "Will Update" as I have to read the buttons closely. There should at least be a way to sort the apps by status so I can see all the ones that say "Update" together.
You are simply not understanding how app updating works in iTunes 11. Apple has changed it up a bit. When viewing your apps in iTunes, along the top, directly under the LED display click the "updates" tab. This will show you all the apps that have available updates. Then click the "update" button in the lower right of the screen.
tkoyn wrote:
1) When I was able and did view app descriptions in the iTunes store, I would try to click on the links for reviews, or related apps, etc, and none of the links worked. This problems also does not occur in Lion.
This is generally a network issue. As a first trouble shooting step, restart your computer. If that does not work power cycling the internet modem will generally clear up the problem.

File:Place Function Bug in Snow Leopard (CS4)

Hi all. Have any of you experienced this bug when running Mac OS 10.6.7 (Snow Leopard)...the File:Place function no longer works for text. I can place graphics/photos, but when I try to place text nothing happens. Any thoughts about this? I'm using InDesign CS4.
Thanks!

I'm a Windows guy, so I'm shooting in the dark at this point. Happens in all files? How about in a new user account?
What has changed recently ont he system? New fonts? Any software updates?
Do you run a font manager?

Bugs in Snow Leopard for visually impaired users

I'm new to Mac (MBP 17 inch 2011 model) coming to Mac for first time from Windows. I am VERY impresseed with the accessibility options that are built into the OS. However, I ahve found a few bugs that I feel should be addresed in the next release:
1. With magnifcation on, the screen will no scroll at all when the application switcher (pressing the Apple+TAB, i.e. ALT+TAB in Windows). This makes it absolutely impossible to see which appplications are open and which one currently has the focus. If VoiceOver is enables, it will speak it to you, but you can't scroll the screen to see for yourself.
2. In Safari, with maginfication on, if you try to scroll down a page (i.e. the two-finger scroll), you will IMMEDIATELY be taken back to the top of the page. This makes it absolutely impossible to scroll down a page with magnifier on. I really want to use Safari because of its tight integration with VoiceOver (you can highlight text, right click, select speach, and it will read it for you). But, I really need the ability to scroll. I use bother Magnifier and VoiceOver. Firefox doesn't have this problem with scrolling, but it doesn't integrate with VoiceOver.
I'll report more issues related to visually impaired users as I become more familiar with mac and Snow Leopard. But, I will have to say that I am EXTREMELY impressed with the accessibility options already built into the OS. In Windows, I would have to pay over $1K extra to get JAWS or $700 for ZoomText, both of which can bring Windows to its knees.

You should be aware that this forum is not answered by Apple employees; we're all users here, like you.
To give feedback and ask for new features, go to http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html
If you think you've found a bug, try the bug reporter (you'll need to register, but it's free); http://developer.apple.com/programs/register/

Is there an absolute fix for the The Snow Leopard Pixelated (Fuzzy) Icon Bug?

Is there an absolute fix for the The Snow Leopard Pixelated (Fuzzy) Icon Bug?

I've never even seen such a thing in SL. That said, it's pretty difficult to understand this so called "bug" without some sort of reference. Do you have a screen shot you could post?
Edit: Never mind. Found more than a few sites talking about this issue. Here's one:
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-10402811-263.html
A possible fix here.

Snow Leopard + NI Komplete = BUGS!

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