Weird Question -- Universal Products?

This is probably going to sound incredibly idiotic, but I just wanted to double check before I spend a lot of money. I need to buy a new battery for my Macbook Pro, as its been two years and it *****. I'm also buying a Time Capsule and Leopard for it.
*I just wanted to double check* but I bought my MBP in the States, and am now living in Scotland - are the products universal? I shouldn't worry about buying these additions in the UK for my US laptop right?
Sorry for sounding like a muppet. :\

No, they're fine. Just be sure you order the correct battery (the new, unibody MBPs have a different battery). Buying the Time Capsule in Scotland, it will come with the correct AC plug for where you are now (but the power supply itself is 100-240 V).

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Hi,
You can bring it with you when travel around the world.
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Two weird questions about BP maintenance......SOS!!!
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These informtion will be import to SAP:
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Hi,
1) Problem with the lock. To commit the changes after the BAPI_BUPA_CENTRAL_CHANGE API, instead of using commit work to commit, Use BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT. This should solve the problem. This wil help in clearng the buffers of BP.
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Hi All,
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For example, for routing we can create a Group and assign serveral materials to a group.
Thanks and Regards
Purushothaman

Hi Purushottam,
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there's a worked-through example of doing this in this thread:
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Hi cat_ca,
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When we debug the SSIS package, the script component will be compiled to binary. In this case, the binary reverse failed due to some reason, so the script task is not normally build. To troubleshoot the problem, we can make use of logging feature to monitor
execution of an SSIS package.
For more information, please refer to the following documents:
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Questions about product recovery DVD??

Hi,
after having experienced an unrecoverable boot failure with Windows XP Home Edition on my Equium A60-181 I had no choice but to use the product recovery DVD. I noticed there was something called expert mode I assume this lets you create a custom installation of the factory default. So I'm wondering is it possible to format the harddrive as FAT32 instead of NTFS create a partition for Linux and still use the product recovery DVD?? In case you are wondering I want FAT32 so I can safely read and write my XP partition with Linux since NTFS writing is still experimental at the moment.
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When converting files from RGB to CMYK, should I go up to Image/Mode/CMYK? Or go to "Convert to profile" or "Assign Profile"?
Should I always embed the CMYK profile? I usually would embed SWOP v2.
If I want an Action to be recorded, for example, if I want to automatically embed the color profile into the image when saving it as a tif, does the first image that I record with need to NOT have an embedded profile? Then once I click the embed profile it will record it? Same with LZW compression, does the first image need to lack LZW compression in order for it to get recorded when I click on it for the first time for that image?
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Weird question on Job history

hi there:
I've created a job and schedule it to run every 5 mins. This job contains 2 steps. This job has been running for a while and I want to check it out. I saw this log file which is very confusing.
at 9/17/2014 2:10pm, it ran for 3 steps as supposed to be 2 steps. How is that possible?
Also there is no job running history at 2:05pm which is odd. I do know that this job was running very odd( extremely slow)
at 2:05pm...
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Thanks
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Really weird. Would it be possible for you to share the job script?
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Question on Product Registration

(Apologies ahead of time if this is the wrong place to ask--
please let me know where I should go?)
My company bought 10 licenses of Master Collection for PC,
which included several spares. I want to install it on my mac at
home. Can I just download the trial for mac and use my license
code, or will I run into a problem?
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Thanks for the reply.
For the time being, I'm limited to a PPC and can't use software designed for Intel chips. This is my issue. It's really not about finding a cleaver & inexpensive pathway to upgrades. Would love a new MacPro, but that's not in my immediate future.
The old software I'm looking into is Final Cut Studio 2 (or FCS 5.1), as FCS 3 does not work on a PPC. So, I'm limited to after market options, which are full of potential problems and shady characters. I'm sure some folks don't really know the history of the product they're selling (e.g. a pawn shop). Honestly, this strategy is not my favorite idea, but I am doing my due diligence as best I can.
I didn't post my question on the FCS/Pro forums because I thought my question was generic and applied to any Apple software product.

Weird question, but it needs to be ask ( sorry )

My friend bought a G5 dual 2.5 not the new one
and i was there 2days ago to set it up, as i checked the specs of the mac it seems to be abit different from mine
mine has ATI Radeon 9600 XT for the graphic card and his is GeForce FX 5200
which one is better, i know mine came with the mac orginal so its safe but why is it the same mac with two different specs
and do you think the person that sold the G5 change the card?
its not a good place to ask this question but its needed for logic as well
because his logic crash straight on the first launch and aperture isn't working on his it says
WARNING:
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his applications crash more often than mine on the same day
we both got almost the same setup
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different interface, he is using the built in I'm using M-audio 1010LT
this really serious
and also to anyone that didn't buy the original mac from the shops please check the specs
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Stash,
Check the RAM in the machine. If there is aftermarket RAM in there, it could be causing a problem. Run the Apple Hardware Test. Also, the GeForce card is the barebones card that ships with the machines. At least, it was the barebones with my dual 1.8. Not nearly enough for Aperture, I don't think. I run a lot of Motion on my machine and had to upgrade to a better ATI Radeon 9800 Mac Edition with 256MB in order to start getting any type of smooth workflow.
The graphics card shouldn't affect Logic, obviously, but it would explain the Aperture problem.
Check the RAM!!

Potential new T61 user with some questions about product/support/etc.

Hi all!
I've been using Dell Latitude's for last 7+ years and been happy with them thus far, as I was able to stay within the C-series thru 3 systems and reuse some components such as batteries, CD-ROM, etc. but now that I'd have to go to D-series, that gives me the choice of going to new vendor...and IBM/Lenovo was the only other choice due to my OS requirement: XP Pro!
So now I'm here asking some questions that I'm still having issues with:
(I'm comparing the T61 to Dell D530 and/or my C610)
1) Features that I've used on existing Dell that I don't see on T61 :
    a) Infared port --- I've used to transfer stuff from one sys to another
    b) S-Video out --- I've used to display on TV for some situations
    c) Serial port --- can't recall using it but with my luck, I'd need it sometime.
    d) Parallel port (C610) --- for my really old printer used on rare occasions
    e) Floppy drive --- yes, I still use it for some unusual situations
2) On Dell, I can put a 2nd battery or floppy drive in the media bay instead of CD/DVD...what about T61?
3) Support:
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    b) My Dell's have lifetime tech support (ok, so sometimes understanding the folks from India can be an issue) but IBM seems to limit this to life of warranty.
4) Pricing: T61 would be seem to be, at minimum, about $150 more than similar Dell even with current "sales"...I'm having trouble justifying this...
5) Things that I see that T61 has that new Dell D530 doesn't:
   a) built-in mike --- my current Dell has it and I use it now and then so this is a plus!
   b) keyboard light --- nice feature, but couldn't I use a USB one instead if I really needed it?
   c) fingerprint reader --- never used one...how often do people use it?
   d) 2nd card slot for Express cards --- current Dell has two standard slots and I'm using both, though one is wi-fi which C610 didn't have built-in...and other is modem to replace failed built-in...D530 has only one slot, so having 2nd of any type is good.
   e) middle mouse button --- is that what I'm seeing? Or is it something else?
   f) recovery partition --- ok, nice but how much room does it take?
6) Things that D530 has that T61 doesn't:
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   b) 15" standard screen --- T61 is only a 14.1" screen and that extra bit of size would likely help, but I'm limited on physical dimensions to 13.5" total width (unusual situation) so a 15.4" wide screen isn't possible...I'm looking at SXGA+ in either case to maximize usage.
   c) recovery CD is standard --- so I'm presuming I'd have to create my own here?
That, I think, about does it...so...any users willing to help me decide if a switch is good for me?
Thanks!!!
Update: It seems that phone tech support is only available for warranty period with IBM, whereas with Dell, I can still call for hardware tech help (to diagnose problem at least) for "lifetime" or well past paid period, as I've already done in past...comments?
Update #2: Changed the incorrect "R"s to "T"! Duh!
Message Edited by J_Hallgren on 12-28-2007 07:50 PM
A current Dell Latitute user who was looking to maybe switch...But didn't.

I finally made the switch to Lenovo and the Thinkpad line of notebooks and think this was the best move I have ever made in years! I've spent far too much money maintaining a separate notebook (Dell Latitude L400) several custom built desktops. This December, I sold my desktops, my laptops (I had 2 L400's), and my 20" Aquous LCD TV to finance my Thinkpad T61. It was well worth it! I will try to answer your questions in this checklist, which I found to be quite similar to my own .... frighteningly exactly like my own....:
Hardware Requirements
IR: This is pretty outdated but functional. I used to use a Palm with IR as well as an IR laser printer. I ditched both for a PDA phone with bluetooth. The laser printer is networked now
S-Video: You might be able to get away with a TV tuner cardbus or a expres card. There might also be external converters that convert from your VGA/DVI (DVI via port replicator) into any variety of video outputs.
Serial: My older Palm had a serial port for the docking station - bluetooth is a good replacement
Parallel port: I currently have a USB to parallel adapter in my bag just in case. These are cheap cables and work well.
Floppy: I keep a USB one of these just in case. I find that having fewer input devices on my laptop and leaving them external help keep the machine lighter for my mostly mobile usage (e.g., my L400 with no inputs at all except 1 USB port).
T61 Spare Battery: Uses ultrabay battery - I rarely use the DVDRW drive and leave the ultrabay battery in there while on the go. DVDRW drive stays in the bag until needed. I recommend you upgrade to the 9 cell battery with the advanced ultra bay battery, which will give u something like 9 to 12 hours of operating life. If you are not a fan of the battery pack sticking out like crazy, stick to the letter box format laptop (not widescreen), which will provide the minimum amount of battery pack stick-out with the 9 cell battery. The 6 cell will not stick out with the letterbox laptop but will stick out with the widescreen version.
Support Options: I rarely call support so I have no opinion here.
Pricing: Price was not really a concern for me. I purchased mine for the business look mainly, which Lenovo maintained well. I don't like the shiny/plastic/toy look of Dell and Apple computers these days. If anything, consider the premium an investment in the build quality of these machines (or a premium just for the good looks). I particularly like the roll cage as well as active protection system that stops the hard drive as soon as the system detects excessive motion.
Included Hardware Comparison:
I like the mic, use it often for Skype and the built in 1.3MP webcam as well.
Keyboard light.... kinda cute but not as functional because it simply is too small. It was a cute idea that could have been made better had Lenovo opted for a backlit keyboard instead. That would have been more functional and added to the "cool" factor.
With regards to the Express Card and PCMCIA card slot, I rarely use either because everything is built in. However, if you want that TV tuner, an express card or PCMCIA card slot is good. If you opt for the built in media reader, you will be unable to use the express card as the media reader takes up that slot (I might be wrong, but I think the card reader is large enough that it takes up both slots, so u can't add anything anyway - but you should call pre-sales to answer that question).
Middle mouse button: The three buttons in the middle are used for the trackpoint/joystick mouse controller. I think the middle button is configurable to do various things. I personally hate the joystick and can only use the touchpad. The lack of a touchpad was the only reason I did not stick to the smaller 12.1" X line of laptops, which was really more in tune with my size requirements (too used to using the L400 sized machine).
Recovery Partition: This is a cheap way for manufacturers to make it easy for people to recover their systems in case of crash - without the need for any documentation or disc media. However, it makes it hard for people like me who only use machines after a clean format and customized install of Windows. This partition is about 10GB and can be erased with special disk format or partition tools. Windows itself cannot read or delete this partition. With the minimum size of the hard drives available, this should not be an excessive space killer for most people. I personally need only 7GB total for OS and apps. The remaining data I work with is actually streamed from a 500GB gigabit NAS. I might switch to a 32GB solid state disk one of these days when their performance comes more in par or exceeds traditional drives.
Recovery CD: You can create your own from the recovery partition since Lenovo does not provide any.
4th USB: I only use 1 or 2 as well. 1 for an external micro mouse (I love my touchpad, but it's just hard to use with Photoshop or CAD apps) and a second for a USB memory key. My other devices i.e., scanner, external mouse, keyboard, are plugged in on my desktop through a USB hub that goes to a single port on my docking station. So yes, your docking station will probably remove the need for more than 2 ports. Although, I do find it odd there are only 3 ports... such an odd number.
Screen Size: I personally wish I could have gotten the X series of laptops but the 14.1 was the only other mobile solution. For the larger screen size, docking station to my 24" Dell 2405FP. The compact nature of the T series makes it pretty thin and compact though... it was not too much bigger than my L400 - at least, not uncomfortably bigger.
But yeah, I think if you make the switch, you'll be getting yourself a solid machine that will keep u going for years. The Latitude line of Dell's were really good, but overall, I feel that the nature of Dell's manufacturing process is making it too "cookie cutter" and reducing its overall quality level. Their earlier lines were awesome, like the D lines you mentioned. But unless you get the ATG line, you just won't get the same level of quality they used to offer (in addition, the ATG line is wickedly too expensive - I'd rather get a Durabook for military grade spec at a fraction of the price).
Anyway, have fun shopping! :-)
And moderators or employees of Lenovo, don't you guys get referral bonuses for giving your employee discount code to friends and family? *wink*
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Weird Apple Universal Dock Problems

I have had my Apple Universal Dock for about a year and a half. I have many problems with it now. I have an iPhone 3GS and I use my dock to charge it every night. I have the apple remote (white).
Problems:
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The only thing I can use this dock for is to charge my iPhone. I paid $50 for this and I could of just got the iphone 3G dock and saved $30. Has anybody else had these problems? Will Apple replace it even though I have had it for over a year? I have had these problems for a long time, but thought it was just my phone. I have 3 of these docks in my house and yesterday I plugged my phone into one of them and all of the problems I had with my dock had not been there. I guess i just have a lemon? If anybody else has had this experience, please let me know. I do not want to spend another $50 on a new dock. Any replies would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

Follow the directions in these 2 articles:
KB 302782, Pairing the Apple Remote with the iPod Universal Dock
KB 302545, Pairing your Apple Remote with your computer

Question about product variable - is BC the right choice for me?

I have a criteria that must be met for my ecommerce solution for a new business. The customer has a product that has a variable length, and would like the price to reflect the options that are offered. For example: the produced panels are 30" wide, but the customer can choose the length of each panel. Another option may be sq. ft. for material...
How can I achieve this with Business Catalyst? Is there an easy way?
Thank you for your time!!!
Matt

Look into Product Attributes.
You can preset various sizes and change the price based on the size. See this KB Article.
I would recommend creating a trial site, use a template, then try Product Attributes and see if it does all of what you need.
If you believe it would work then you can go from there.
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