Would like to connect with Wind Carrier

Has anyone been able to buy a new iPhone 5c and connect with Wind in Canada, please help.

Not sure if your iPhone is compatible? Start here:
iPhone 5s
Purchase Date: After September 20th, 2013
Model Number: A1533
iPhone 5c
Purchase Date: After September 20th, 2013
Model Number: A1532
iPhone 5
Purchase Date: After April 11th, 2013.
Model Number: A1428
Serial Number: Must contain the following sequence
White 16GB - FH1C
Black 16GB - FH19
White 32GB - FH1D
Black 32GB - FH1F
White 64GB - FH1G
Black 64GB - FH1H
The original iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s are not compatible with the WIND network.

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In the attached vi, I have a 2-dim series of EMGs which I would like to connect with a 1-dim array. How can I do this?

In the attached vi, de Y values are given for each time as a matrix. The problem is that the y values coming out have to be a 1-dim array, in order to connect this vi with another vi. How can I do this?
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3-dim_Filter.vi ‏48 KB

Hi,
can you post your curve fitting .vi?
I think you can do this with the reshape array.vi, and take the 2-D array, find out it's size, and multiply the two dimensions together to get the number of elements you need. That'll give you the array as 1-D, but whether it's in the correct order as you need it is another matter.
It all depends on what the 2-D array is representing, and how much of it needs to go to the "other" .vi
Hope that helps
S.
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Would like to connect with a 2013 online customer who just upgraded to 2015

We have questions about the impact, if any, of the upgrade to customizations, integrations etc. Would appreciate hearing your experience and lessons learned. Many thanks in advance.

Only if both have the appropriate apps. Here is a general app
Free Bluetooth Share for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch on the iTunes App Store
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I have a macbook 13" late 2009 and would like to connect my TV to macbook to view video with sound. What cable do I need to mack work?

I have a macbook 13" late 2009 operating system OS10.9.2.
I would like to connect my macbook to my TV . I have connected a mini DVI / HDMI cable to my tv which works for the picture but have no sound.
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When you connect the MacBook using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter you will probably need to use external speakers or a 3.5mm stereo headphone jack to RCA sound plugs connected to a stereo sound system if your TV doesn't have separate RCA input plugs or a 3.5mm stereo input plug for audio with the HDMI plug. The Mini DisplayPort to HDMI doesn't carry audio unless you have the Mid 2010 model 7,1 and there're no audio plugs on most TVs to work with HDMI since it's expecting audio with the HDMI. But check your TV manual to see if it has audio plugs that work with one of the HDMI ports.
If you have the Late 2008 model 5,1 Aluminum Unibody or Late 2009 model 6,1 White Unibody with the Mini DisplayPort rather than the Mini-DVI there is an adapter that uses the Mini DisplayPort and a USB port to combine video and audio to HDMI. It's only 2 channel stereo not 5.1 Dolby Surround.
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I created a wireless network with my Time Capsule but would like to connect this network to a WiFi Hotspot for Internet Access

I have created a Wirelss Network at home with the Time Capsule and would like to connect this network to the Internet.
I can't use LAN Cable to connect to it anything becasuse I usually use the WiFi that runs through my building.
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I need this done because the computers can only be connected to either the WiFi network or to my Time Capsule Network at any given time.
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I have a kinda same problem @ https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3531642
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I would like to connect my Ipad 2 wirelessly via 3G with a wireless rooter. The Ipad does not have a slot for a card, so it will have to connect to the rooter via bluetooth. Is this possible?

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I'm not really understanding what you want. You mention all 3 types of connections: wireless, 3G and bluetooth, but I'm not clear on what you want to do. What the router is supposed to do, and why do you think it would need to connect via bluetooth?
I'm thinking you want to buy a Mifi type device that will allow you to connect to a cellular network and then connect the iPad to that device via the Wifi network the Mifi produces.
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I have a TC which is connected wirelessly to my router. I would like to connect a mac in another location via ethernet to the TC. I can't seem to get it to connect. Am I missing something?

I have a virgin Superhub which serves my wireless needs throughout the house. I have a Timecapsule which connects wirelessly to the router with no issues. I can backup my MBP over wireless easily. I have now got another machine in a different part of the house that I would like to connect to the network. It doesn't have wireless so ethernet is the only option. I have a number of options 1) run cabling - not really possible 2) buy a powerline network system or 3) use the timecapsule to connect to the network/internet.
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Should using mixed wifi and ethernet clients on a timecapsule work? if so is it a feature I can use out of the box so to speak?
Thanks
No a TC cannot do what you want.. it is now in dumb stupid wireless join mode.. and it turns off the ethernet ports.. in case you want to use the TC as a wireless bridge to multiple clients which is plainly wrong.. (only airport express is allowed to do this since it has only one ethernet port).
Welcome to Apple. (The plainly wrong above is a figment of Apple imagination.. of strict network protocols.. but unhelpful for a home device. maybe also to encourage sales of expresses.)

I'm about to buy a 27" i-Mac. I would like to connect my 30" Cinema Display to it as a second monitor. What will I need to do that? Will this slow down the overal performance?

I'm about to buy a 27" i-Mac. I would like to connect my 30" Cinema Display to it as a second monitor. What will I need to do that? Will this slow down the overall performance?

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I would like to connect an external hard drive to my time machine and use it as a network drive to store itunes and iPhoto how do i do this

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Delete a photo it is deleted across all disks.. you have no recovery.
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I would like to connect a printer that requires OS 10.6 or newer. My MacBook is currently using OS 10.5.8. In searching for a software update, I am told no updates are needed. How can I upgrade my OS to 10.6 or better?

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You have to understand the difference between an Update and an Upgrade.
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An Upgrade is a complete new Operating System that must be purchased. Such as 10.5 Leopard to 10.6 Snow Leopard.
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10.6 Snow Leopard has completely rewritten code and only runs on Intel Macs.
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10.8 Mountain Lion ($19.99) is pure 64 bit, which excludes more systems than Lion did. It can only run on the Late 2008 through Mid 2010 MacBooks. It's not something you can add memory to, for example, as it involves the base architecture.
10.9 Mavericks is pure 64 bit and is a free download from the App store.
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HT4279 I have a Macbook Pro (late 2012) and I would like to connect it to 2 screens simultaneously (1 screen is a TV and can only take HDMI, the other is a larger computer screen and has both VGA and HDMI connections). How can I do this?

I have a Macbook Pro (late 2012) and I would like to connect it to 2 screens simultaneously (1 screen is a TV and can only take HDMI, the other is a larger computer screen and has both VGA and HDMI connections). How can I do this?

The article you cited refers to The Mac Pro, a 50lb silver tower -- not a notebook computer.
Everymac.com says:
2nd Display Support:
Dual/Mirroring*
2nd Max. Resolution:
2560x1600 (x2*)
Details:
*This model supports a simultaneous maximum resolution up to 2560x1600 on two external displays via Thunderbolt. Alternately, it can support a single display up to 2560x1600 via Thunderbolt and a single display up to 1920x1200 via HDMI. Although it can theoretically power all three external displays, as confirmed by a helpful reader, it runs too hot with three displays connected.
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Why the 3G connection with Wind don't work on iPhone 4S (iOS 5.0)??

Why the 3G connection with Wind don't work on iPhone 4S (iOS 5.0)??

Because Wind is not an officially supported iPhone carrier and Apple warns that using an iPhone on a non-supported carrier's network may mean that some features may not be available or work at all.

I have a PC desktop and an iPad. I have a large library of PDF documents on my desktop that I would like to sync with my iPad. I would like to be able to download new PDF's and make edits on existing PDF's on either device and have those edits and new P

I have a PC desktop and an iPad. I have a large library of PDF documents on my desktop that I would like to sync with my iPad. I would like to be able to download new PDF's and make edits on existing PDF's on either device and have those edits and new PDFs synced to the other device. I would also like to have my library available on the iPad even if there isn't a wifi connection (i.e., not on the cloud). Is that possible. I don't mind if I have to purchase a separate product or a product upgrade ect.

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You can use a USB flash drive & the camera connection kit.
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 Cheers, Tom

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I would like to connect my old 2TB TC to the new 3TB TC in order to access the old files.

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Whether Yosemite can find it is another question.. Yosemite is like the guy with two brains.. one lost and the other looking for it.. it has terrible network bugs.
Only way to find out if you are affected is give it a go.
Good luck.
Post back when you hit issues.

HT2494 Good afternoon, I have a set of 5 speakers + 1 subwoofer 5.1 from Altec Lansing and I would like to connect the 3 cables - 1 black + 1 yellow + 1 green - to my new i-mac. What connection type do I need? And where I can connect it? BR Pascal

Good afternoon,
I have a set of 5 speakers and 1 subwoofer 5.1 from Altec Lansing and I would like to connect the 3 exit cables - 1 black + 1 green + 1 yellow - to my new i-mac 22" - acquired last week - equipped with only 4 USB 3.0 + 2 Thunderbolt + 1 Ethernet + 1 jack for micro or speaker.
What connector type do I need? And where can I connect ot?
Many thanks in advance for your help
Best regards
Pascal Quennesson

Sorry you cannot
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