What is it mean if i have in the uper right corner cicle and luck pleas i need help ?

what is it mean if i have on my main screan in the right uper corner a circle and luck inside ? pleas i need to know about it and how can i remove it ?

It means you have the orientation lock turned on - swipe up to open the Control Center and tap on the icon to turn it off.

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That might be me
I see this a lot in CS4 and Mac. It means something damaged the License verification. Usually a move from another Mac or from Time Machine.
Two choices: Reinstall using your discs and your serial number. The easiest choice.
Or try the 150:30 fix using Terminal and the License Recovery scripts. 150:30 Start with post 11.
I would not recommend it if you have never worked with Terminal scripts.
It would be the last resort if you lost your serial number.
Gene

How can I make a file not read only? Using LV6.0, I have tried the Access Rights VI w/o luck.

I am talking about any file in windows 98 that has the read only box checked when I look at the properties of the file from Windows Explorer. I can can get rid of the check from the properties box, but I want to do it programmaticaly in LabView.

Hi,
Wire in '448' to the 'New Permissions' of the Access Rights VI. This will set the file as readable, writable and executable. I just tried this (on WinNT, though).
The 'permissions' parameter is a 16-bit integer where the least 9 bits are used. Of these, for Windows, bits 8, 9, and 10 (0-indexed) are important (i.e. if these are set = integer 448). See online Help for full details.
Hope this helps,
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I am suddenly unable to open my pictures in Adobe Photoshop. It gives the following message: The document "Tina-19.jpg" could not be opened. Photoshop cannot open files in the "Adobe Photoshop JPEG file" format. What does this mean? I have opened my phot

I am suddenly unable to open my pictures in Adobe Photoshop. It gives the following message: The document “Tina-19.jpg” could not be opened. Photoshop cannot open files in the “Adobe Photoshop JPEG file” format.
What does this mean? I have opened my photos in Adobe Photoshop for years and suddenly I get this message and can't open any of my pictures

JoeLib wrote:
You type way faster than me Gene.
Well, not necessarily in this case.
According to the time stamp, Gene posted his answer a bit over three hours before you did, Joe.
Gene's post: Dec 29, 2014 5:54 PM
Joe's post: Dec 29, 2014 8:57 PM

Images have ? symbol on the top right corner of the thumbnail what does this mean and how do I remove it?

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? symbol on the top right corner of the thumbnail what does this mean and how do I remove it?
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? symbol is used to identify a file that Lightroom can no longer access; probably because it has been moved using OS drag/drop or Move command rather than Lightroom.
Click the
? symbol will cause a small dialog will appear. This dialog will provide information as to where the file was originally located along with an option to find (Locate) it again.
As you'll quickly realise, clicking the
? symbol is fine for finding individual files that may have been relocated, but not for large numbers. There must be a better way
Look at the Folder panel (left side of Library module) and you should find that the folder/subfolder containing the files that Lightroom can no longer find are shown in Red text. It is the red text that Lightroom uses to help you identify a folder/subfolder that contains files that it has lost track off.
On the Mac you should
Ctrl-click (right-click when using two button mouse) the folder/subfolder, a pop-up menu will appear. From the pop-up menu choose the command
Locate Missing Folder, a dialog should appear. The dialog gives you access to every hard disk connected to your computer or CD/DVDs if they're in the tray. Use this dialog to navigate to the location where the folder is now located, then select this folder (not the files). Finally, press the
Choose button and allow Lightroom to do its stuff.
The method described above also applies to the PC version although the dialog is called
Browse for Folder and the
Choose button is replaced by
OK.
You can avoid getting into a situation were Lightroom looses track of your folders/subfolders by using a variation of above.
A tutorial demonstrating above can be found
Here

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? symbol will cause a small dialog will appear. This dialog will provide information as to where the file was originally located along with an option to find (Locate) it again.
As you'll quickly realise, clicking the
? symbol is fine for finding individual files that may have been relocated, but not for large numbers. There must be a better way
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OK.
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HT3702 I just purchased several items for I-pad and the billing statement says billed to store credit. What does this mean ? I have a $20 i-tunes card how do I pay with this ?

I just purchased several items for I-pad and the billing statement says billed to store credit. What does this mean ? I have a $20 i-tunes card how do I pay with this ? I'm an old **** and don't talk to anyone who plays with I-pad etc.

That means it should have used your iTunes card credit = store Credit.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2727
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In Numbers, I can see my documents but they have the top right corner turned over with a down arrow, what does that mean?

In Numbers, I can see my documents but they have the top right corner turned over with a down arrow, what does that mean? I touch it and nothing happens.
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What does it mean when i have a flashing folder with a question mark in it when i try to boot up?

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It means the system cannot find a bootable OS. Reinstall OS X.
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Place the iOS device in Recovery Mode and then connect to your computer and restore via iTunes. The iPod will be erased.
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For how to restore:
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Well, I installed the latest iTunes this AM, works perfectly. Although for some reason it did lock up after playing a song today.
Horror stories? That's a bit overly dramatic.
No, it isn't.
The issue you are experiencing is one that has occurred in multiple versions of iTunes, a simple search would have revealed this.
A simple search was conducted, no one seemed to have an answer. Do you always adopt such a haughty attitude? Or was I just lucky.

What does it means when you turn on the macbook and a file with a "?" mark flashes?

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