Which email service do you recommend for macbook pro?

which email service do you recommend for macbook pro? we have an HP desktop with Windows Mail that is sync'd to laptop Mail currently.

Vista is an operating system, Windows Mail is a mail client and Windows Live is an e-mail provider, 3 entirely different things, try this, what does your e-mail address consist of after the @sign?

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Which email service would you recommend and why? Google's or BC's?

Which email service would you recommend and why? Google's or BC's?

Easy Answer. Google. Hands down Google is better. BC has had issues in the past and while I think the issue is a little bit better I would choose Google. Do remember that Google Apps is $50 (USD) per year per user.
I have used Google Apps since they were still offering 50 free users and has worked great ever since. If there have been downtimes I have not noticed or has been so slight that is hasn't effected me in anyway. This is not the case with BC.
I am not trying to knock BC mail but it isn't the best.

I need and VMS FTP recommendations for Macbook pro

I need to access a VMS site using FTP for Macbook Pro. Any software suggestions?
thanks!

You need a scanner to scan those slides and make either JPGs or TIF files from them.
Do you have a scanner that can do that and that works with Mac.

Which fft filter do you recommend for use with Photoshop CS4?

Looking around the internet, I am having trouble finding an FFT filter that I can download and that is recommended for use with CS4. Any have any help?

Thanks much, but when I click on the link
<http://www.mdr.co.nz/Fourier%20Transformation.zip>
http://www.mdr.co.nz/Fourier%20Transformation.zip, it leads to a Not Found
page.
Monelle M. Richmond
Administrative Manager
jubilee! / Me Beads!
One More Thing, Inc.
165 Hollow Road
Glenford, NY 12433
Tel: (845) 657.5290
Fax: (845) 657.5294
<mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]
www.jubileejewelry.com

Does Apple retailers offer service to upgrade processors for Macbook pro?

For instance, my macbook pro is running on an i5 processor and im looking to upgrade to i7. Does apple offer service to upgrade for you ? I'm just curious, I'm also wondering if people had even upgrade their processors themselves.

The processor in a MacBook Pro is soldered to the main board and is not replaceable.

RELIABLE data backup software recommendation for MacBook Pro WANTED!

I own Retrospect 6.x and I must say that on the intel platform it is less than stellar. On my 15" Powerbook I would get about 90MB/minute and on my new 17" MacBook Pro I am getting about 30MB/minute, which is taking FOREVER. Can someone PLEASE recommend some reliable data backup software in universal binary that will obtain backup speeds similar to what I use to get out of Retrospect on my powerbook? Thank you kindly!
Scott

Welcome to the forum,
If you don’t have a .Mac account, you may want to consider it. It has a fairly respectable BackUp feature that’s quite good and very well integrated to your Mac. I strongly recommend it. Can’t say much compared to the speed of Retrospect although it does perform incremental backups as well as a host of other options. Hope that you may find this useful, etc.
References:
http://www.mac.com/1/solutions/backup.html
http://www.mac.com/WebObjects/Welcome.woa?aff=consumer&cty=US&lang=en
Regards,
2.16 MBP (FW 1.0.1) Week-12 build Mac OS X (10.4.6) G4 Tower (OS 9/10), Dell 620 WorkStation (XP Pro), Gateway P4 (XP Home)

What antivirus protector do you reccomend for macbook pro

I just got my macbook pro approximately 2 weeks ago and today noticed a window suggesting malware may have infected my computer. what antivirus protector does anyone suggest for this mac device?

None is needed at this time. Please ignore any internet popups or sites that tell you your computer is infected. They are just trying to exploit your fear.
Helpful Links Regarding Virus Protection
An excellent link to read is Tom Reed's Mac Malware Guide.
Also, visit The XLab FAQs and read the FAQ on malware.
If you require anti-virus protection I recommend using ClamXav.

What speaker recommended for MacBook Pro to listen to DVD movies

Please recommend to me a good speaker to attach to my MacBook Pro for listening to movies on DVD. The soundis too low on my computer. Thanks,

Check out my post on how to output surround sound through your Mac.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3639822
that should be able to help you

Looking for recommendation for MacBook Pro display

I have a mid-2011 27" iMac and I'm going to buy a 15" MacBook Pro. Should I get sn Apple Thunderbolt Display or use my 2011 display? My thoughts are that I could recoup the costs of the display by selling my iMac, I have 32GB of RAM upgraded, but everything is standard. I think the display is the same, but I'm not sure how everything will play together.
Any opinions or ideas?
Thanks, Mark,

I have a mid-2011 27" iMac and I'm going to buy a 15" MacBook Pro. Should I get sn Apple Thunderbolt Display or use my 2011 display? My thoughts are that I could recoup the costs of the display by selling my iMac, I have 32GB of RAM upgraded, but everything is standard. I think the display is the same, but I'm not sure how everything will play together.
Any opinions or ideas?
Thanks, Mark,

What cloud back up services do you recommend for our new Mac?

What cloud back up services work best with an iMac?

Without a good first and second or third backup plan or regimen in place,
before cloud backup, you still could lose most functional computer use.
The internet cloud is OK if you can access it, quickly & efficiently.
If you can count on that, then you are among a minority worldwide.
•Back up Mac Hard drive...
https://www.apple.com/support/backup/
While the basics nearby are good, the off-site copy or cloud is a plus
if you travel to & from an office, or several locations and need access
to information, while knowing the primary devices and the media are
also backed up in triplicate, across different media & devices.
http://www.apple.com/support/icloud/backup/
back-to-my-mac
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4908
A quality externally enclosed hard disk drive setup for use with a
full system clone, to boot & run a Mac from a copy, is a fine idea.
{carbon copy cloner - bombich software? one of the better bets}
So far, in my several years experience with computers, I'd rather have
access to the backup hardware devices and perform manual ones, too
than rely on some remote servers, over thousands of miles of distance.
Helps to also have a backup computer, a duplicate to run the clone, etc.
Perhaps someone will recommend one of the advertised carbonite or
other brands, however I fail to be impressed by gadgets & gimmicks...
Though some may be fun, I don't have time for fun or wasted expense.
Some other users who contribute here may have fast internet access
of a reliable nature, and have committed a larger portion of their digital
live's work to the 'cloud' but from my experience, clouds are weather.
You can dress for it, marginally predict it; & find a dry/warm place to wait.
Good luck & happy computing!

Which external Microphone do you recommend for PowerBook for website audio?

Aloha-Steve here, 1st time forum user ever. Our company produces "Kiana's Flex Appeal" fitness show on ESPN reaching 80 million homes. We just bought a few Power Books and need to now "which external mic should we buy to record voice onto our new websites being designed? The voice(s) will be incorporated into a custom song being composed." We don't have access to a studio at this moment and want to know what to buy to do a few lines. The internal mic isn't clear enough. Thank you in advance. Mahalo. www.kiana.com

@chadwick17
I was also looking at Bose Companion 2 for my setup. However reviewers seem to be divided on these speakers. As a matter of fact, these speakers are a bit expensive for the provided features IMHO.
Could you share why you choose these speakers and what are the Pros & Cons ? Thanks.
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Which CC program do you recommend for viewing & organizing videos?

Quick Background: I have over a TB of family video clips. Some are my own, some are old transferred family films from as early as the 60's, and others are video clips taken at reunions and weddings by family members who have chosen me to make something of them. I've done photography for years and use Lightroom & Photoshop. Now with my CC account I've been teaching myself how to use Premiere Pro so I can begin working on this family project.
My Question: Im looking for the equivalent of Lightroom for Video. A program I can use to import my clips, rename, organize, see metadata, view, maybe do minor editing & trimming, rate/flag, and (maybe most importantly) allow some type of keyword tagging. Then open in Premiere Pro for more extensive editing. It would be great if, like Lightroom, the finished project could then be exported into the finished formats I need.
What I've tried: I understand Lightroom can import video, I tried this with a sample of clips but found LR pretty limited for working with videos (which makes sense). There are a lot of CC programs that I do not know the function of. I've been reading a little about Prelude, but I can't find a recent tutorial on Lynda.com; I tried searching "Adobe Prelude" but that only turned up Prelude CS6 Workshops from April of 2012? This makes me wonder if the Prelude program isn't very popular since tutorials of its updated version aren't available or in high demand? (Searches on Lynda.com for "Adobe Prelude CC 2014" found nothing).
So this is where I thought the Adobe Community would be a great resource. What are the "video people" out there using? And what should I stay away from? I so appreciate anyone who can take time to share their expertise and help me begin this project on the right foot.
Michele

The issue of changing native folder hierarchy and/or naming conventions has little to do with solid state media and everything to do with the container and header data that links the audio/video streams with the metadata and thus allows the content or "media essence" to be properly decoded and played. This is the very reason to use a tool like Prelude or Premiere's Media Browser or even Bridge or Lightroom or a third party logging tool like metafuze or shotputpro, or dedicated camera format software such as sony xdcam clipbrowser or panasonic p2 browser, redcine x, ect, as these tools all are designed to parse the captured A/V data and make properly syntaxed edits to the metadata either embedded directly into the media container or in Prelude and Premiere's case can also be written back to a sidecar or associated XMP file, which is a flavor of XML that contains all the original captured metadata plus any changes and/or additions made via these tools.
The dangers come into play when changes to the native file naming convention or folder hierarchy are done directly to the media content via finder on mac or explorer on windows, as changing at that level can break the relationship between the metadata stream and the media essence since the changes are not being written to the metadata or content headers or being handled in a manner referred to as transmuxing..
Prelude & Premiere's Media Browser both allow for looking into the native files non-destructively and safely modifying either the metadata linked to the native media or also allows for a transcode to be done which will then copy or recreate a new media file in whatever format selected along with a new metadata stream.
Prelude is a nice utility and Premiere's Media Browser an amazing tool for organizing, modifying and selectively ingesting media and or making quick selects and assemblies.

Which 24" monitor do you recommend for my new mac pro?

I just purchased the new macpro. I need to buy two 24" monitors. My budget for each monitor is between $500 and $750. I narrowed down my research to these 3 monitors:
Dell U2413 (Revision A02-manufactured after may 2013)
Nec P242W-BK
Asus PA249Q
Any thoughts or suggestions?
I use Adobe Premiere and After Effects for corporate videos.
Thanks!
Daniel

Hi Daniel
I do exactly the same job and was facing the same issues.
I ended up buying an Asus PA279Q 27 inch Widescreen. Couldn't be happier colour performance is outstanding and the monitor is very well designed also has an anti-glare coating.
Happy hunting
Nick

How, and which abode flash player do you install in macbook pro : mac os x version 10.7.2

How, and which abobe flashplayer do you use with Macbook pro : Mac os x version 10.7.2

http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

Which jre & tomcat version do you recommend for this hardware setup?

I have to install a SINGLE JSP application onto an Intel pentium3 windows XP box with 128Mb of RAM clocked at 733Mhz
1. Is this setup sufficient for running tomcat?
2. Which version of tomcat and which JRE do you recommend for this setup?
3. Would I get better performance running Jetty, and if so which version?

The issue of changing native folder hierarchy and/or naming conventions has little to do with solid state media and everything to do with the container and header data that links the audio/video streams with the metadata and thus allows the content or "media essence" to be properly decoded and played. This is the very reason to use a tool like Prelude or Premiere's Media Browser or even Bridge or Lightroom or a third party logging tool like metafuze or shotputpro, or dedicated camera format software such as sony xdcam clipbrowser or panasonic p2 browser, redcine x, ect, as these tools all are designed to parse the captured A/V data and make properly syntaxed edits to the metadata either embedded directly into the media container or in Prelude and Premiere's case can also be written back to a sidecar or associated XMP file, which is a flavor of XML that contains all the original captured metadata plus any changes and/or additions made via these tools.
The dangers come into play when changes to the native file naming convention or folder hierarchy are done directly to the media content via finder on mac or explorer on windows, as changing at that level can break the relationship between the metadata stream and the media essence since the changes are not being written to the metadata or content headers or being handled in a manner referred to as transmuxing..
Prelude & Premiere's Media Browser both allow for looking into the native files non-destructively and safely modifying either the metadata linked to the native media or also allows for a transcode to be done which will then copy or recreate a new media file in whatever format selected along with a new metadata stream.
Prelude is a nice utility and Premiere's Media Browser an amazing tool for organizing, modifying and selectively ingesting media and or making quick selects and assemblies.

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