What are these MSP files?

When I go to the FTP site for the Reader 10.0.1 update, I see these files
AdbeRdrUpd1001_Tier1.msp
AdbeRdrUpd1001_Tier2.msp
AdbeRdrUpd1001_Tier3.msp
AdbeRdrUpd1001_Tier4.msp
What are these files? Previously there was always just one multilingual update available.

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/888/cpsid_88814.html#main_Tiers has some details which might be of help. To summarize, the 10.0.1 patches have been released targeting specific language tiers.
regards,
Sakshi

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What are these old files?

I am going through old folders and found several of the following:
Cache folder containing Timeline Movie Data.plist, Timeline Movie.mov
Media folder containing Clip 01.dv,
What are these files and can they ever be used to recreate some old project? Should I just delete?
Thanks.

Cache folder containing Timeline Movie Data.plist, Timeline Movie.mov
Media folder containing Clip 01.dv,
These look as though they are or were associated with iMovie HD 6.
The Media folder containing Clip01.dv will be original source material, which you say you do not want to delete.
This media will most likely have been imported from a DV tape camcorder ( or an analogue to digital converter).
Do you still have the old version of iMovie ? (iMovie HD 6, if I am correct).
If you no longer have the version of iMovie that generated your above files, but have a later version that you wish to use this .dv media in, then you may well be able to import it into the later version.
I would be curious to see if you can also import the "Timeline Movie .mov" into a later version of iMovie.
If the Timeline Movie.mov had still been within the iMovie HD 6 project then you can carry out this import into say iMovie versions 8 and 9 (iMovie 09 and 11) and most probably iMovie ver. 10 (iMovie 13).Try it anyway.

What are these folders/files for?

music > iTunes > Album Artwork > Cache > and then a list of fifteen folders numbered 01,02 to 15, then a further 15 and then some more and some more and then at the end of each path are some .itc files.
What's it all about? Is it corrupt and should I delete these files? Do I need them?
I am just trying to get to the bottom of why my computer is always running slow.

STU9000 wrote:
music > iTunes > Album Artwork > Cache > and then a list of fifteen folders numbered 01,02 to 15, then a further 15 and then some more and some more and then at the end of each path are some .itc files.
that's where iTunes stores the cover art for your media files. it's completely normal. you will want to keep those unless you have manually embedded artwork in your files.
have a look at the Mac OS X speed FAQ instead.

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Recently I noticed that I am getting a .log file for every pdf I have. I don't think I need them and would like to stop them from showing up. How do I turn this off?

When I looked up ghostscript, Wikipedia said "Ghostscript is a suite of
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interpreter<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpreter_(computing)>
for Adobe Systems <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Systems>". Written
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is in one of these files. they are named the same as the .PDF with an
extension of .log (ie: nu.pdf .. nu.log). ??? Thanks, Mike
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This software comes with NO WARRANTY: see the file PUBLIC for details.
peelstring status: true: '% Copyright'
peelstring status: true: '%!PS-Adobe-'
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1871424 586536 1 done.
%%[ ProductName: Artifex Ghostscript ]%%
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%%[LastPage]%%
ps2pdf -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -dNOPAUSE -dNOSAFER -dAutoRotatePages=/PageByPage
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Mike Schweichler
[email address removed]

What are the data files in the Proxies folder?

In the iMovie Projects folder tree there are folders called Proxies. In that folder there is a folder called the name of the projects events folder, twice, with %20 for spaces and such. In that folder there are a large number of data files like 2010.data and such. What are these data files? In one case there are 861 of them and they take up 5.1 MB. Thanks.

betaneptune wrote:
An iMovie project is a bundle?
Yes. What appears in the Finder as a singel file is really a bundle of files.
But what are they?
I can't tell you exactly - but I'm sure there's data there that allows iMovie to undo things you've already done, references the event clips used in the movie, thumbnails, backups, transitions you've used - that kind of thing.
I deleted them on a junk project and so no ill effect, though I didn't check all the things you can do with a project.
Even so, I'd restrict that kind of experimentation to junk projects.
Regardless of whether it's safe to delete them, I'd like to know what they are.
Fair question. I wish I could tell you more.
Matt
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What are all those files?

I have two Macs:
iMac G4 at home with less than 300000 files.
iBook G4 at home with over 700000 files.
Now, what are the 400000 extra files on my iBook, compared to the iMac? How do I find them?
If they were large, I could have used WhatSize from http://www.versiontracker.com/
But they are not large, since the hard drive is far from full.
On a similar note: How can I find duplicates of files? I know Font Book finds duplicate fonts, but what about other kinds of documents?

What size would be my next move here. At least it will show you something? Won't it?
You are quite right. By clicking on a folder, WhatSize tells me the size as well as the number of files and folders it contains. (I didn't realize that before.) So even if the folders are always sorted by size (not number of files), I can manually find my way around.
So I found out that
/Users/myname/Library/Caches/Metadata/Microsoft/Entourage
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Can I just delete the contents of /Users/myname/Library/Caches/ without any adverse effects?
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I also didn't remember the number of files correctly. The difference is 755789-386940=368849 files. Almost 400000 anyway. ;-)
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Look in your Home folder (Users/UserName) and then the Desktop subfolder under it. Do you see all these files/folders/drives?

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What are these processes and how do I prevent them?

For many years, many have complained of external drives that are in standby/sleep spinning up for no apparent reason. From the user's point of view this is unnecesssary, but to make matters worse, the system usually stops everything else while waiting for the drives.
I have a Mac mini that I use as a home theater pc. The media and backups are on a 5-bay enclosure (no RAID) attached by USB. While watching a video, the unused drives will go into standby mode, which is good. But then, with no user activity, they will spin up, freezing the video and everything else, which is not good. As these are slow drives and spin up sequentially, this can take 10-20 seconds. This may happen once or twice an hour, but sometimes more frequently.
In looking into the causes, I have turned off time Machine (after putting these drives into the Privacy section for good measure). I also prevented Spotlight and fsevents logging with the following:
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cd /Volumes/<drive1 and then repeat for other drives>
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     touch .fseventsd/no_log .metadata_never_index
As far as I can tell this has worked to stop those processes from accessing the drives after they are mounted, but the problem persists. To find out what else might be causing them to wake up:
sudo fs_usage -w | grep -e Volumes/<drive1> -e /Volumes/<drive2> . . .
and here is what I found last night (actually didn't use the -w last night, thus it is cut off):
18:35:36 fsgetpath   /Volumes/XBMC         0.000026   SSDragHelper
18:35:36 fsgetpath   /Volumes/Stuff        0.000006   SSDragHelper
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18:36:15 fsgetpath   /Volumes/DatOptic_3   0.000003   System Prefe
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18:55:36 fsgetpath   /Volumes/DatOptic_3   0.000003   GoogleSoftwa
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Thanks for the reply Hen3ry. Looks like you've done a lot of investigation. For me, fs_usage entries accompanying spindown are not problems - I'm happy if the drives spin down. My problem is the spinups. But still, I don't think it is necessary to time the fs_usage entries with spinups. If you grep for the drives you're concerned about, you will see any process that would potentially wake them up.
Because my understanding is limited, I also am more concerned with the process/application that is accessing the drives than with the functions or commands they are sending. And the values that are returned by those functions are way beyond what I can deal with.
It's interesting that you've found a difference between your old and new drives. Could you specify the enclosure and drives in each case?
The StorageStatus app looks interesting; thanks for the tip.
Here's a summary of what I've done so far, which I think is working. I need a few more weeks to know for sure.
How to prevent unwanted drive spin-ups
If you are actively using the computer that the enclosure is attached to, nothing on God’s green earth will stop OS X from waking them up after some user action, even ones that seem to have nothing to do with the external drives. But if you leave the computer alone while some application is running, like watching a movie or downloading a file, you have a fighting chance of coaxing OS X into leaving the uninvolved drives alone.
If the drives are shared with any other computers over a network, eject them on those computers
Otherwise, OS X (AppleFileServer) will poll them every 10 seconds. This might not be bad if you want to just keep the drives spinning and the other computer stays awake.
Third-party apps
Make sure no apps are running that might access your drives. Google runs some processes that do this (maybe I’m naïve, but I was so shocked I removed chrome and every other trace of Google from my Mac mini system). Another is iStat and any utility that monitors SMART status in the background.
Don’t let Spotlight index or search the drives
Spotlight is persistent, and it may be necessary to take a variety of steps to stop its various processes (mds, mdworker) from accessing the drives and waking them up. In other words, kill it, drive a stake through its heart, then burn the body:
In System Preferences > Spotlight, add the drives to the Privacy pane.
Add a file called .metadata_never_index to the root of each drive (note the leading period). The easiest way to do this is in Terminal
touch /Volumes/<drive1>/.metadata_never_index
Tell Spotlight AGAIN to keep away from the drive:
mdutil -i off /Volumes/<drive1> /Volumes/<drive2> . . .
Finally delete the Spotlight folder from the drive.
rm -rf /Volumes/<drive1>.Spotlight-*
Stop fseventsd from logging in the drive
This is easy, just putting a no_log file in its folder. I have found that rarely it still writes some files in there, but it doesn’t seem to do so when it causes problems, so . . .
          rm –rf /Volumes/<drive1>/.fseventsd/*
     touch /Volumes/<drive1>/.fseventsd/no_log
Finder sidebar
Some people say that if the drives show in the Sidebar of Finder windows, the Finder will be checking them. I’m not sure. But to be safe, in Finder Preferences > Sidebar, uncheck External Disks.
Just say no to Time Machine
On the home theater mac itself, regular backups shouldn’t be needed. You should be able to just turn Time Machine off. However, it is probably sufficient to simply open System Preferences > Time Machine > Options and add the drives to the list of locations to exclude from backup.
Second, local backups can be disabled with
sudo tmutil disablelocal
Look for other culprits
If the problem persists, use fs_usage, which generates a real-time log of filesystem activity. There is so much going on that you need to use grep to restrict the output to entries that involve your drives. The entries that accompany your drive spin-ups are the ones you really want.
sudo fs_usage -w | grep -e Volumes/<drive1> -e /Volumes/<drive2> . . .
Now leave the keyboard and mouse alone, as many things you might do will cause the drives to be accessed. You probably want to find what does it when you’re not actively interacting with the computer. It’s not really necessary to wait for your drives to sleep and see what wakes them. Any activity you see would probably wake the drives if they were asleep. When you see some activity and want to stop and examine, type Control-C to stop the output. On the far right of each entry is the process or application that accessed the disks.
I got pointers from http://system-log.tyr.org.uk/2012/01/31/how-to-stop-usb-drives-from-spinning-up- unnecessarily-on-os-x-lion/ and http://www.jackenhack.com/disk-that-refuses-to-sleep-in-mac-os-x-how-to-fix-it/

What are these settings about?

In the editor workspace immediately below the photo you are working, on is a drop down tap which can display documents profile,documents dimensions,sizes, scratch sizes, timing etc. What are these settings all about I didn't see them mentioned in the manual? And then over to the left a area where it shows percentage. Percentage of what?
I'm using PSE5

This information is present in the help files.
Just open the help for PSE 5, and type the word 'status' in 'Search for' input for the product.
This will lead you to 'To display file information in the Info palette or status bar' page. It contains the answer to your query.
The percentage is to specify the Zoom percentage of your image.

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STU9000 wrote:
music > iTunes > Album Artwork > Cache > and then a list of fifteen folders numbered 01,02 to 15, then a further 15 and then some more and some more and then at the end of each path are some .itc files.
that's where iTunes stores the cover art for your media files. it's completely normal. you will want to keep those unless you have manually embedded artwork in your files.
have a look at the Mac OS X speed FAQ instead.

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