Wonderful but one more question

Hello everybody I just restore my iPod touch on iTunes.
When I tried to install apps they do not install in order. Like like I install an app it in the middle
Of my apps in the spring instead of installing on the bottom this happen when I reseted
My home screen layout . Also the reason why I did this because every time I swipe through
My springboard my icons flashed black real fast and I would like to know why.
Thanks every one for trying to help me. Also I'm on ios7

It is typical tha when you restore an iPod the app layout on the Home screens will get messed up.
I do not understatd what you mean by "
every time I swipe through
My springboard my icons flashed black real fast"

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The silver gate doesnt go down all the way when it opens...it stays open mid way only because of the open tray, so its bumping up against the bottom of the tray.
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ICarus,
yes, from what you say, this is normal.
The back of the door is a specially shaped "bump" to force the door down no near horizontal. As the tray opens it should push the door down, only making contact where the "bump" meets the bottom of the tray.
If you have other contact, or things jamming, it could be a sign that the DVR is situated just slightly too high or too low in the bay.
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HI,
*"I am aware that Macs are pretty much prone to viruses."*
Just the opposite. Windows users are the one's vulnerable to a virus.
You will need anti virus software on the Windows partition.
Carolyn

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I have one more question..sorry! How do I change the information in my google search (the description). I can't find it anywhere. Thanks

and...
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One more question about "snap to" points in audio objects

sorry, one more question people.............. is there a way to set a "snap to" point in an audio region? Can I have logic set a point, or an "anchor" within an audio region that would coincide with the cursor. Once I get the cursor to a bar or a beat, is there a command that would allow a "snap to" point to be created in an audio object? That way I could clean up any "noise" or "chatter" at the beginning of an audio bounce or any audio object, and still have no problem pasting it all over my arrangement. I'm sure it's in here somewhere, but can't find it in the manual..
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The anchor point in an audio region can be moved to wherever you want it to be. Let's say you recorded a loud piano bass note and afterwards you trimmed the file so that the attack of this sound happens right at the beginning of the audio region. Your anchor point will now coincide with the begnning of that region. This means that you can place that audio at, say, bar 37 and it's guaranteed that the attack of that sound will play exactly at bar 37. In this case anchor point = position of audio region in the Arrange Window.
Even though you haven't played a MIDI note into the song in order to place this audio region, an "event" is generated for this sound which can be viewed in a special version of the Event Editor which shows the position of all audio regions in the arrangement. Access this by simply clicking on a blank area of the Arrange window and then opening the Event Editor.
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thanks.. can u please help me out in one more question. how can i transfer files like pdf, .docx and ppt from my laptop to iPhone 5 ? please its urgent.

See your other post
First, i want to know how can i pair my iPhone 5 with my lenovo laptop?

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Thx for all the help today. My flash works perfect now. One
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sorry but i'm a relatively new mac (and laptop) user, and I have been unable to find a way to stop the noise the computer makes (through the speakers, like the noise it should make) when I turn it on. This is true for both the windows and mac side of my computer. Whenever it is happening I try hitting F3 or F4 but that doesn't seem to work.
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I recently posted on the discussions forums about my MCP problem. Essentially, after a freeze I turned it off via the power button and then it does not turn on, stucking at the loading screen with the apple logo and the spinning wheel.
I know that this is a widely known issue, and common solutions are to reset pram and try turning it on with through the install disk. I tried everything, but to no avail. Although I could turn it on through the install disk and run the Disk Utility program, it said that everything appears to be OK. So I was wondering if it is a hardware problem and I must get it to the apple store (which is a problem for me) and consult one of the genius members, or is reinstalling everything through the original disk might solve the problem as well?
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I know this sounds repetative, but one more time.. HELP?

i know there have been dozens of posts about the loss of ones input device to import video after the upgrades of OSX and the the upgrades of FCP... i also rmember a site tha has all these questions answered... where is the sight.. or who do i chat with about getting my DV deck to get recognized by FCP at startup..
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you HAVE to have this:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/video/fcprescue.html
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let me know...
N

2.0Ghz Core Duo MBP: Is it Leapord Ready? And one more question too.

Well, just as I said in the subject, I've got a year old MBP, and was really curious as to whether it can weather (pun intended?) Leopard. And what about 64-bit applications?
My other question is that I was once told that inorder to get the full functionality of the Core Duo processor, you had to have matching sticks of RAM installed, ie 2x512mb or 2x1GB. Is this true? I'm thinking that it's probably worth spending the $50 to just get another 1GB stick, but I just can't seem to find the answer to this question.
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For maximum performance the SODIMMs should be matched however the difference you will actually get will be minimal. Realistically you should have 2GB (2 x 1GB) installed anyway to get the most out of your MBP.

One more questions please ....

Hey guys.. I am soo happy. I finally ordered my macbook 2.0Ghz (white model). Before it comes i just wanted to ask a simple question. In windows you tend to save softwares on a hard disk (for example: hard disk C). When it comes for photos/music and all that kind of stuff i know it will be at iphoto/itunes but if i download for exmaple msn messenger for mac where will it be downloaded. What is equivalent for a "hard disk" in windows to a mac? Any advice when my mac arrives? THANNKSS SOO MUCH.
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your downloads from safari (Apple's browser) will (by default) download everything to your desktop.
if you would rather create a folder called downloads, you could do that. than is safari, under safari (in the top left corner) go to preferences and change the download destination to your newly created downloads folder.
os x is very easy to get around (much easier than the days of 9, or 7 for that matter)
here is a good read on the finder:
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congrats on the purchase, and enjoy your new machine.

Mulder- one more question for ya

Doing the repair for Safari-will it affect ANYTHING else on the Mac? I fear that doing a reinstall may fudge up stuff on the wifes login. I lose any of that stuff and I'll need a casket.

Repairing permissions is an important part of regular maintenance, and should always be carried out both before and after any software installation or update.
Go to Disk Utility (this is in your Utilities Folder in your Application folder) and click on the icon of your hard disk (not the one with all the numbers).
In First Aid, click on Repair Permissions.
This only takes a minute or two.
Background information here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25751
and here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302672
An article on troubleshooting Permissions can be found here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2963
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