Where should I return?

I bought my iPod touch 5th gen from Walmart less than a month ago, and the charger is in the early stages of being broken (needing to be in a certain position to charge). Should I take it into the Apple Store or Walmart?

Make an appointment at your local apple store.

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My code frequently fetches data from database, so i created a class like this
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and from the main code i make call as given below (it works fine)
ConnectToDatabase CTD=new ConnectToDatabase(); ResultSet result=CTD.selectS(String userQuery); //CTD.closeConnection();
Now my problem is
1) If try to give "conn.close()" before "return RS;"(marked by "a") It will show error (RS cannot be fetched after closing connectio)
2) If write conn.close after return it wont be executed (ofcourse - unreachable statement) ( "b" )
3) If use "CTD.closeConnection();" it gives errror saying that "cannot find conn(in closeConnection()) " i dont know why constructor is not loaded.(rest of commented lines when uncommented)
Where should i use conn.close statement? I dont want any change in my return type or parameters...

I used like this
public class ConnectToDatabase
   Connection conn;
   public ResultSet selectS(String userQuery,String[] userInput,int inputNumber )
       //code to select
   public void closeC()
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}and from main class
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Where should I send my iPhone for warranty?

If I purchase my iPhone from http://www.apple.com/my/ (Malaysia), where should I send my phone for warranty?
Note: There is no Apple store in Malaysia

This is how for Malaysia
Service
How do I obtain service for my iPhone?
The iPhone support site has troubleshooting articles to help you solve your iPhone issue on your own. If you have reviewed those articles and still need service for your iPhone, you can contact your carrierif you purchased your iPhone from a Malaysia carrier or contact Apple if you purchased your iPhone from the Apple Online Store. Note: There may be a fee for diagnostic service. Please do not send any accessories with your iPhone because they will not be returned to you.
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Where should one learn about...

Hey
Now that I've got my machine up and running, I've a bit of a learning curve to tackle. I'd like to know what/where to read about clock speeds, multipliers, and whatever else I need to ensure my system is running at maximum. For instance, MSI's InfoView says that my CPU is a Duron, "External Clock" is 100MHz and "Current Speed" is 1100MHz. Not an Athlon (as listed in my signature). MSI WMInfo says it is an Athlon, and the Max (and Current) ClockSpeed is 1094 MHz.
I hate being spoon fed. I want to learn on my own but I don't know where to start. I'm not really interested in overclocking, at least not yet considering my limited knowledge.
So where should I learn?
Continued thanks
Paul

Hi PaulB,
Don't worry what the Athlon/Duron thing I've an Athlon XP1800 and MSI info says the same thing!
Your processor is running at the incorrect speed at the moment. Firstly, switch of all power and check your motherboard's FSB jumper is set to to the correct FSB for your CPU, (if your CPU's FSB is 333MHz then it should be set to 166MHz (Jumper J11)) see page 53 in the (downloaded PDF) manual. (re-edited to avoid confusion).
Then you'll have to make sure these settings are also reflected in your BIOS - Enter your BIOS and select "Advanced Chipset Features" then adjust the "CPU FSB clock" to 166MHZ (try 133MHz first and and boot to see what effect it has). This is described on page 67 of the (downloaded PDF) manual.
If you are unable to boot after changing the BIOS settings then Don't Panic - you'll have to reset your CMOS (returns all BIOS settings to original values). UNPLUG your machine and change the the JBAT1 jumper to the "Clear Data" position then move it back to it's "Keep Data" position (before swithing on again) - If you do have to do this, you must remember that all your previous BIOS settings will have to be reset manually. See page 52 of the (downloaded PDF) manual.
Any other questions you might have - post them here - make sure you do a search within the forum just to make sure a similar query has not already been addressed.
Good luck and don't forget to let us know how you get on!
Axel :D

Is this a cool macbook pro or should i return it.

Hi,
I'm a photographer and just bought my first Apple notebook.
It's a week 13 macbook pro and i updated everything ( firmware,...)
It idles at 43°C and with the dev/null running twice for 30mins it climbs to 75°C and then the fans start up slowly and lower it to 72°C where it stays.
Is this acceptable for a macbook pro or should i return it ?
Macbook pro 15inch Mac OS X (10.4.6) 1,5 GB RAM

There seems to be a very wide range of performance. Mine (a week 11 machine that works fine and doesn't feel too hot on the outside) never goes below about 52° C and occasionally spikes up to 75° C. Under full load it goes into the eighties, and the fans come on then, but not noticeably otherwise. This is quite a bit hotter than my G4 PB was -- I don't think I ever saw it above 64° C -- but the case is not really noticeably hotter. I'm not messing with it since I have none of the other complants. But I think an Applecare policy is probably a good idea in case the heat causes problems over time.

PolyFit functions - should it return up to order + 1 actual values?

I have been using the PolyFit function in CVI 2010 (version 10.0.0 (360)) and I am trying to figure out if I am implementing incorrectly, there is a bug for higher order or if I am getting the exepected behavior.
The function always return zero for coefficients above 26 (order equals between 45 to 90 ). I could understand this if the fit were always good but in cases where the fit is obviously less than optimum the first twenty seven coefficients (o through 26) are populated but the remainder never are. Is this an expected behavior?
The application is the removal of baseline roll / drift from mass spectrometry data. The file sizes are large (4 MPoint and up) which must be tackled in smaller chunks (at least currently). One may can correct misfit data by limiting the chunk size manaually but the end goal is routine, robust automation across multiple blind spectra.

In our case the baseline roll is relatively slow compared with the real signals. However, the correction using the current polyfit has an effective limit of 500 to 1500 Hz (chi by eye). This requires several regions to be fit and then the "joints" to be smoothed to cover the approxiamtely 1 MHz bandpass that we are looking for. Such a piecewise fit is doable but it requires a lot more knowledge of the system if the analysis is to be performed in batch mode (no human intervention.)
The main question of what should the return values be suggest that the function should be upward bounded to a value less than 90 (the current limit as described in the documentation and reported by the debugger ).

Should I return my MacBook Air to upgrade to a MacBoook Pro?

I recently bought a MacBook Air with 4 GB of ram, 1.4 GHz Intel Core i5 processor and Intel HD Graphics 5000 1536 MB for $850. However, I today found a refurbished MacBook Pro for sale with 8 GB of ram, 2.6 GHz intel Core i5 processor, and intel iris graphics for $1099. Should I return my MBA and buy the MBP for the $250 more? Is the faster RAM, processing speeds, and graphics worth $250? I often play league of legends but other than that I only use my laptop lightly, Microsoft and some web browsing.

If the MBP has the Retina display, then it is definitely worth it. The 13" MBP is not that much bigger than the Air. And the 4GB RAM in the Air will not be enough if you plan on keeping it for 3-4 years.
I too wanted the Air because of form factor but I settled on the 13" MBP. The Retina display and the 8GB of RAM make a pretty noticeable difference.

I have some loops from acid 5 which I have dragged in a folder to the loop browser. Some of them retain the folder name in the View: and some don't. I have had some that seem to go in but I can't find them. Where should I look?

I have some loops from acid 5 which I have dragged in a folder to the loop browser. Some of them retain the folder name in the View: and some don't. I have also had some that seem to go in but I can't find them. If I try to add them again, I get a msg that they are already there. Where should I look?

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Where Should I Set the Layer Break Marker?

I am burning to a Memorex DVD+R DL media------
I received this error message when burning:
"Formatting was not successful. Layer 0 exceeds the
maximum layer size allowed. Please choose a suitable
marker location that will support this condition."
I placed one approx halfway through my main sequence, which
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So you are telling me that I could delete the DNS from each machine and set it in either the new modem or Time Capsule router.
That is correct!
I guess what I'm confused at is what device is doing what.
Let's look at a few examples, hopefully to help understand where all these protocols/services (PPPoE, DNS, & DHCP) come into play:
Scenario 1: Modem > Computer
In this scenario, your ISP provides the DNS server IP address information to your computer via DHCP. DHCP also provides the other important IP address information: IPv4 address, subnet mask, & router IP to your computer in order to communicate on the Internet.
Since your DSL ISP requires that you are authorized to access their Internet service, they utilize PPPoE to pass your account credentials (username & password) from your computer to their authorization server. Once verified, you are granted access.
Scenario 2: Modem > Router (Actiontec) > Computer
In this scenario, your Actiontec router provides your account credential (via PPPoE) to the ISP and also acts as a DHCP server. As a DHCP server, it provides your computer with the required IP addresses and passes on the ISP's DNS IP addresses as well. You do have an option with this router to enter a different set of DNS IP addresses ... like those for Google DNS or OpenDNS if you do NOT want to use the ISP's DNS servers. In this case, the Actiontec, uses its DHCP server to provide those addresses to your computer.
Scenario 3: Modem > Upstream Router (Actiontec) > Downstream Router (TC) > Computer
Since you have the TC configured as a bridge, it is basically a "pass-through" device. That is, the Actiontec will continue to provide the IP addresses just like in Scenario 2 "through" the TC so that wired or wireless clients connected to the TC get the addresses. Also, like in Scenario 2, you can assign DNS IP addresses on the TC ... and these would be provided to clients connected to it.

Looking to have my 2 y o macbook pro cleaned (dust removal and such). I live in Loughborough(Leicester), where should I take it?

I tend to ramble when it comes to asking questions so I'll just sum it up briefly before I add any further details:
I am looking to have my macbook pro (I believe late 2011 version-out of warranty) cleaned inside out: dust removed, keyboard cleaned all that stuff-not by me. I would like to know where should I take it for this job in either of these locations: Loughborough, London or Maidenhead, and also (if anybody knows from their experience) how much would this cost? Lastly, in Apple Stores do you get a warranty for the service they provide?
Now for my blather...I mean extended version:
I had my macbook pro for 2 years now and I must admit I didn't take good care of it, as I maybe should have. By this I mean I never dropped it or spilled anything on it, but I'm pretty sure it got clogged up inside with a lot of dust by now and maybe some crumbs underneath my keyboard as well, so I'm looking to have it cleaned inside out- by a professional.
I never took it to a service before, so I really have no idea where's the best place to take it. I am not familiar with terms such as "genius bars" and after googling apple authorised services in the UK, I didn't end up with anything "certain"
Location-wise, I am studying in Loughborough (Leicestershire), but my dad works in Maidenhead and I'll be visiting him next week. I will also be for a day in London (although it'll be a Sunday- December 21st), so any service around these locations will work for me.
I would also like to point out one thing: I know some might suggest to clean it myself, but when it comes to anything IT-ish (especially a £900 macbook pro, I would rather leave it in the hands of a professional); even if let's say I cleaned the keyboard, I would still want to have the dust removed from the inside- and I am certainly not doing that. I'm a 19 year old university student with 0 experience and my time doesn't allow me to become an "apple genius" overnight.
Thank you for taking the time to go through my question!

Your MBP should be able to support 8GB (unless yours is an early 08 then you're stuck at 6GB). I upgraded my old late 08 MB to 8GB.
SSD are a plus if you like speed. Having 8GB and an SSD will improve the performance of your MBP.
I like OCZ SSD products but have heard some issues with older MBP.
Sandisk, Crucial and Kingston SSD tends to be more reliable and less compaibility issues with older MBP.
Hope that helps..

Where should I put things on my new computer

Since I've been running LR (currently 3.6) under Windows XP on a 6 year old HP desktop with an AMD dual core processer I just purchased a Dell XPS 8500 and plan to install LR 4.1 and move my catalogs and images to this new machine.
The machine came with a 1 TB SATA || hard disk, and I've installed a 240 GB SATA III SSD and installed Windows 7 on it. I currently have my images on an external 1.5 TB eSATA hard disk connected to the old computer, and expect to connect it to new computer the same way.
Currently (in LR 3.6) I find I spend most of my time in the library module culling images and selecting a small number to develop. I generate 100% previews for a shoot, and then switch between grid, loupe, and compare views, frequently zooming to 100% to check and compare critical focus. Since I develop a much smaller number for photos, and typically do pretty minimal processing, don't spend as much time in the develop module. Assuming that I'll do the same thing in LR 4.1, my top priority is library and performance, particularly when zoomed to 100%, and secondarily develop performance.
My question is, to get the best performance, where (on the SSD, internal hard disk, or external hard disk) should I
install LR 4.1
store my catalog(s)
store the Camera Raw cache
store my images

hopefully the rest of the community responds with some of the specifics you are asking, but take a look at
Lightroom's Help- "optimize performance":
http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/optimize-performance-lightroom.html
http://www.slrlounge.com/10-tips-to-improve-the-speed-and-performance-of-lightroom-lightro om-performance-guide-part-i
http://thelightroomlab.com/2011/03/where-should-i-keep-my-adobe-photoshop-lightroom-catalo g/
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Should I return my new MacBook Pro? Creative Suite CS and CS2 do not work?

I am soooooooooooooooo ******!!!!!!!!
I just purched the top of the line MacBook Pro and learned that the Adobe Creative Suite products do not work on this machine. I contacted Adobe and they said they will not have an update until they release the next version, which won't release until (at the earlies) the end of this year. While Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign are not crucial aps for me, I do use them for business regularly.
With this being the case, I ask the mac community using these machines, should I return the computer, buy a g4pb (my TI just literally fell apart) ? Reading the board hear and various news articles, there seems to be a few issues (whine - apps - etc).
I guess I should have looked into this more before purchasing, but I trusted Apple to release products that are ready for users.
This is the most expensive computer I have ever puchased and I need it to do everything my TI PB did.
Is the MacBook Pro worth the early adopter hastle?
(thank god I haven't opened the box yet!)
MacBook Pro Mac OS X (10.4.5)

According to Adobe:
Creative Suite 2 will work on Rosetta with the exception of one componet. Version Cue Workspace (Server) does not work under Rosetta. As of Jan 31 2006 this was the only known issue with using the suite on Intel Mac's.
Adobe Systems
Creative Suite: Yes (with performance losses)
Photoshop Elements: Yes
(Adobe has posted "FAQ: Adobe Support for Intel-based Mac Computers" [intelmacsupport.pdf]
http://www.adobe.com/products/pdfs/intelmacsupport.pdf , which discusses Intel support, development, Rosetta compatibility, rough schedules, and more for Mac applications from Adobe and Macromedia.)
I would recommend that if you are going to use this program that you have 2 GB's of RAM seeing as I hear that Rosetta can be a RAM hog. Hope this helps you out.
I am soooooooooooooooo ******!!!!!!!!
I just purched the top of the line MacBook Pro and
learned that the Adobe Creative Suite products do
not work on this machine. I contacted Adobe and
they said they will not have an update until they
release the next version, which won't release until
(at the earlies) the end of this year. While
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign are not crucial aps
for me, I do use them for business regularly.
With this being the case, I ask the mac community
using these machines, should I return the computer,
buy a g4pb (my TI just literally fell apart) ?
Reading the board hear and various news articles,
there seems to be a few issues (whine - apps - etc).
I guess I should have looked into this more before
purchasing, but I trusted Apple to release products
that are ready for users.
This is the most expensive computer I have ever
puchased and I need it to do everything my TI PB
did.
Is the MacBook Pro worth the early adopter
hastle?
(thank god I haven't opened the box
yet!)
MacBook Pro
Mac OS X (10.4.5)

Looking for answers on XMP files - where should they be stored as sidecar files? With the original raw file or in a separate folder?

Looking for answers on XMP files - where should they be stored as sidecar files? With the original raw file or in a separate folder?
Relatively new user of Adobe LR5 and PS CC, about a year old.
If they should be stored somewhere beside the folder that contains the originals, where and how to change the settings?
If I choose to write metadata to the original files, is that sidecar files or does the XMP file show separately?
To be honest, I usually find a video and I cannot figure this out. I have never received an answer on any of my questions by the way.

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I have my Mac with Mountain Lion and my IPad synched and have Pages on both. I have doc in Word on my Mac I want to access on my IPad while I am away travelling. But I can't locate them. Where should I look to find my previously saved Word docs?

I have my Mac with Mountain Lion and my IPad synched and have Pages on both. I have doc in Word on my Mac I want to access on my IPad while I am away travelling. But I can't locate them. Where should I look to find my previously saved Word docs?

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i know the type of rfc is tcp/ip; but i'm not sure with the followings,
and with some trials i can not even see any message via rwb even all the setting
can be activated without errors.
where should i create the rfc destination? in r/3 or xi
where should i call the rfc via abap program? in r/3 or xi
i guess the calling program should belong to the different server with the rfc itself....
so confused....
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Jun

if i create the destination in xi point to r/3, then i call the rfc use the destination in r/3 right ?
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In R3
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