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iTunes, iPhone, iPod, iPad, Apple TV
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To make it easier if you decide to use Amazon as an album art source, download from Apple the Amazon Art Widget. It finds the art and allows you to easily add it to albums in iTunes.
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Networking
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the card is extremely easy to install, it's considered a user-installable part like the RAM. There's even picture instructions inside the lid for what to do.
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Lounge
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I find versiontracker to still be very useful, when I'm in a hurry and need to download something someone needs and don't feel like wading through google to find the most current version of the app. (especially good for lesser apps that don't even n
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iTunes, iPhone, iPod, iPad, Apple TV
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For those who can’t find the hack GrayShades is referring to, check out the following pages: - How to Add Color Icons to iTunes 10 Sidebar or - Here Is How You Can Add The...The Top.
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FineTunedMac Feedback
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Works for me. Thanks.
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Networking
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Originally Posted By: neilticktinQuick update. This is all fixed. It wasn't that it wasn't secure -- but simply that the logo was being served from the main web site (via http) and not the secure site (via https). If anyone sees a problem still, p
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Networking
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before even bothering with the getting an ip address thing we need to take a thorough look at your wireless and whether or not you're getting connected to your preferred access point.
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iTunes, iPhone, iPod, iPad, Apple TV
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you could always choose the "Repeat one song" option (third button from the left, on the bottom left; give it a couple of clicks), then at least it wouldn't always jump to the next song in your playlist.
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Mac Desktops & Notebooks
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> [....] Rather, I think the point is to make it easy for the technically unsophisticated user to keep his or her software up to date without paying much attention at all to the whole process. By formally Ignoring updates which are continually ir
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Peripherals
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Great, thanks!
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Mac OS X 10.6.x
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You're welcome, Harv. As you get older, two things go. The first is your memory. (I forgot the second.)
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Networking
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spmcc123, Originally Posted By: Virtual1I assume there's a difference in OS versions, that would almost certainly affect it. And perhaps the hardware itself is playing a role in scanning? 1.) PowerBook G4 1GHz PowerPC / Wireless Card Type: AirPort
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Lounge
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John Campbell discusses this at length in his work on the monomyth a.k.a. the heroes journey. Joseph, right? Tacit's right about all the weak characters in movies. It's even worse in current fiction. I've been disappointed by just about every newl
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Mac OS X 10.6.x
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Originally Posted By: jchuziWelcome back, Hal! In case you're feeling too rusty, remember that UNIX was invented by unemployed harem guards. Cute. For the benefit of readers who didn't catch your pun: eunuchs Now let's stay on topic, befo
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Mac Desktops & Notebooks
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A poster at the TechSurvivors forum gave me this link. Since I'm having no problems, I hesitate to mess with kexts unless I hear from one of the experts. Link to first TS thread and link to second TS thread.
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Mac OS X 10.0 - 10.5.x
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Originally Posted By: dkmarsh Are there maintenance scripts or any other software running on this machine overnight? Quote:Date/Time: 2002-08-02 13:59:29 -0400 OS Version: 10.1.5 (Build 5S66) Wonder what that's about? The Dual 800 MHz G4 "Quick
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Networking
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I looked and there was no activity
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iTunes, iPhone, iPod, iPad, Apple TV
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I have paired my Apple wireless keyboard (the very small one that Apple now ships with its new computers) to my iPad, and it works flawlessly. I prefer typing on it to using the on-screen keyboard, which provides no finger feedback.
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