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Will accepting an update aotumatically change ny system from 7.1.2 to 8? i do not want ios8

Yes. That's what an update does. It changes your old version to the new version.
If you don't want the new version, don't install the update.
Why don't you want iOS 8?

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Hi spiritentrep,
What Adobe software are you referring to? Are you using Acrobat? You should have no problems running Acrobat XI on Yosemite, and as along as you have compatible scanner drivers for your Epson, you should be fine there as well.
Best,
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Nobody here has any knowledge of what Apple may or may not include in future updates.
You can send feedback to Apple about your wishes though - http://www.apple.com/feedback/

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That is priceless!!! Thanks! I sure needed a good laugh after spending/wasting hours & days trying to either get my c6280 to give up on its Ink System Failure fixation, or find a decent replacement. Unfortunately I need the Smart Web Printing feature that I guess only HP has, or I'd try a different brand. And now even HP has very few models with that available.
My error msg is a little different from those previously stated, but close: 0xc18a0201. Even tho there were frustrations with my c6280, I did like several of its unique features which are hard to find now under $100. I hate how HP (& I suppose other brands also) are CONSTANTLY changing models & then of course ink cartridges.
Oh heavens, I've had the c6280 a whopping 2 1/2 years! I'm sure they want us poor slobs to have to buy a new one every year & a day! To say nothing of the exorbitant prices for ink. And now if this one is really dead in the water, I have SIX unused #02 ink cartridges which I cannot return---I got them in a combo pack, & for some reason have wound up with THREE lite pink & THREE lite blue cartridges, while having to buy extras of the other colors, that ran out before the others!!! Yeah, & what's with that not being able to print in BLACK if a color runs out????
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I bought a book on itunes, and can't open it. tried to send it to my iphone so i could read it there and it won't let me carry it over. I have updated Ibook on my iphone. What do I do? I do not want to buy the book again.

I bought a book on itunes, and can't open it. tried to send it to my iphone so i could read it there and it won't let me carry it over. I have updated Ibook on my iphone. What do I do? I do not want to buy the book again.

You won't be able to open it on your computer, ibooks can currently only be read in the iBooks app on an iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. How were you trying to get it to your phone, syncing it by selecting it on the iPhone's Books tab when connected to your computer's iTunes, or by dragging-and-dropping it from the Books part of your iTunes library over and onto the iPhone 'device' ? Another option is to try re-downloading it directly in the iBooks app on your iPhone via the Purchased tab in the ibookstore in it (re-downloading).

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Hello Aralyne,
You will have to update to Snow Leopard in order to connect with App Store.
Before you buy anything, first make sure your Mac is compatible.
Minimum specs for Snow Leopard.       Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard -Read the Technical Specifications
Note. You can now buy Snow Leopard from the Apple store on line again.
In USA.   Go to Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard - Apple Store (U.S.)
In Europe or otherwise … call your National Apple Helpline. Find it at … http://support.apple.com/kb/HE57
In the UK …   Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard - Apple Store (UK)        Price is currently £14.
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- Apps are locked to the account that purchased them.
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Hello Guys,
First time poster here, so be gentle...
We have a query regarding LDAP Synchronisation in CUCM 7.1.5.
A brief background :
Our CUCM environment has expanded since we first put it in a couple of years ago. We originally had, and continue to have, a single LDAP System configured on CUCM for only one of our AD forests.
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Changing the CUCM LDAP System (and thus also changing the LDAP Directory and Authentication)
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Sorry for the long winded query.
Appreciate any thoughts/opinions on this.
Cheers,
Rick.

Rick,
I haven't done this myself, so keep that in mind. As you say, be gentle.
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HTH.
Regards,
Bill

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