fluffels
Jan 31, 05:16 PM
Take a look at SMB (Samba) file sharing - without that enabled through Server Admin, your PCs will be unable to connect to shares.
Within Server Admin's SMB area you can also configure an OD server as a PDC (Primary Domain Controller) - making it pretend it's a Windows Server and allowing you to bind Windows installs to a domain. Note: Windows 7 will not work with this.
Within Server Admin's SMB area you can also configure an OD server as a PDC (Primary Domain Controller) - making it pretend it's a Windows Server and allowing you to bind Windows installs to a domain. Note: Windows 7 will not work with this.
mds
Apr 29, 03:19 PM
You can download them from iClarified (actually from Apple, but here' are links):
http://www.iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=750
http://www.iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=750
irmongoose
Jul 11, 08:07 AM
Yep, it's definitely sorted out. Thanks Rower, Arn!
irmongoose
irmongoose
MacBytes
Jan 5, 12:59 AM
Category: Mac Websites
Link: XThemes.net - "The first theme repository to cater to themers" and also hosts themes locally. (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20040105015955)
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Link: XThemes.net - "The first theme repository to cater to themers" and also hosts themes locally. (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20040105015955)
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FamiliaPhoto
May 2, 09:39 AM
I think the issue is the iTunes account. As long as you are using the same iTunes account you can sync as many iPhones as you want. In fact, I sync 3 iPhones with my iTunes account.
I'm not sure if you can set up two iTunes accounts on one computer. Once you answer that you'll know how to proceed.
I'm not sure if you can set up two iTunes accounts on one computer. Once you answer that you'll know how to proceed.
kallifornia
Apr 13, 12:23 PM
I have a 2008 MacBook that I want to sell possibly to a friend (and if that falls through, eBay). I reinstalled using the disk but then it wants me to create a user account and register which I don't want to do. The only reason I didn't just stop after reinstall is that I want to put back photoshop and Aperture on there for this person. I won't be using them anymore so I don't mind giving it to them. Is there a way to bypass the new user account and just put these programs on? Or can I just create a generic username for now? They can change this info and password later? The only thing I saw was that they can not change the folder name so I just put MyMac on there. If I just do the reinstall and quit before the create a new user page, can the buyer download the programs I've already purchased and supply them with the registration codes?? I don't have the disks because I downloaded the programs.
Thanks for any help from a very unknowledgable Mac user!!
Thanks for any help from a very unknowledgable Mac user!!
Bear
Feb 4, 01:33 PM
Go into Terminal
do: rm ~/Desktop/.DS_Store
Relaunch the finder.
do: rm ~/Desktop/.DS_Store
Relaunch the finder.
twoodcc
Oct 18, 06:22 AM
You know ... I'd love to go only if I lived in Knoxville. I just moved to Gainesville and they do not EVEN have apple store. Sucks!
Gainesville in what state?
Gainesville in what state?
Eraserhead
May 23, 08:42 AM
i suggest a section of mac maintenance and backup apps. i think most people forget about backing up their stuff sometimes.
Added, with Superduper, AppZapper and Onyx, if you want to add more feel free :).
Added, with Superduper, AppZapper and Onyx, if you want to add more feel free :).
iceTrX
Nov 3, 10:56 PM
Hey guys I was wondering what I should do with my money from my Birthday. I narrowed it down to two things I really want. I could get the iPod Photo or I could get this lcd (http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=1119192&sku=N52-1710) and an iPod mini. What would you suggest? :D
To answer your question, I think it all comes down to preference. If you take a lot of digital photos and need a lot of external storage then you might want the iPod Photo, but if you are really into music (especially on the go) then you might want the iPod mini because of its small size. They are both sexy. :D
To answer your question, I think it all comes down to preference. If you take a lot of digital photos and need a lot of external storage then you might want the iPod Photo, but if you are really into music (especially on the go) then you might want the iPod mini because of its small size. They are both sexy. :D
duncanapple
Apr 17, 09:31 PM
I hate, I mean HATE these phillips #00 and #000 screws. When I swapped the ram on my late 2008 alum macbook I stripped one of the screws (using the correct phillips #00 or #000, I forget which) getting them out. I had to go to the apple store where they were able to get the stripped screw out. They also had to order replacements (that they graciously gave and mailed me for free despite being out of warranty). When I was setting the last screw, when I had maybe one turn left, it stripped again, but the access door closed thankfully.
Fast forward a year later - now - and I am again having the same problem getting the screw out that holds the hard drive in. I am swapping my 250gb for a 500gb WD Black. My question is not so much how to get the stripped screw out - I have already made a genius appointment - but how in the HECK do you get these things out before they strip? What am I doing wrong? I consider myself pretty handy but the 00 and 000 just seem to be hard as can be to get out.
I tend to prefer craftsman tools, though the screw driver I am using is the "Husky" brand which I got from lowes or home depot. Could it be the quality of the tool? Though the driver head is not deforming, the screw is. What gives!!
Fast forward a year later - now - and I am again having the same problem getting the screw out that holds the hard drive in. I am swapping my 250gb for a 500gb WD Black. My question is not so much how to get the stripped screw out - I have already made a genius appointment - but how in the HECK do you get these things out before they strip? What am I doing wrong? I consider myself pretty handy but the 00 and 000 just seem to be hard as can be to get out.
I tend to prefer craftsman tools, though the screw driver I am using is the "Husky" brand which I got from lowes or home depot. Could it be the quality of the tool? Though the driver head is not deforming, the screw is. What gives!!
LimeiBook86
Aug 20, 02:47 PM
Minimalism or what!
Had I not opened this up in Preview I would never have known what to look for!
Yeah :o
Maybe I should just make it a still avatar eh?, well that would save some space.
Had I not opened this up in Preview I would never have known what to look for!
Yeah :o
Maybe I should just make it a still avatar eh?, well that would save some space.
rdowns
Sep 30, 06:55 PM
Roast in peace, Greg. Thanks for the laughs.
Sander
Apr 15, 04:09 PM
That'd be me.
I'd say it depends a lot on the type of application you are talking about. If it's of the type "I need this for my work, and if I use it only once or twice, I'd gladly pay $2 for it because it saves me a lot of time" then go for paid. If its something that few people will use, but they will use it often (as in a reference manual of sorts), then these few people will generate many ad views, and making it ad-supported may be beneficial.
I'd say it depends a lot on the type of application you are talking about. If it's of the type "I need this for my work, and if I use it only once or twice, I'd gladly pay $2 for it because it saves me a lot of time" then go for paid. If its something that few people will use, but they will use it often (as in a reference manual of sorts), then these few people will generate many ad views, and making it ad-supported may be beneficial.
minifridge1138
Apr 22, 01:34 PM
$1800 is an extremely good deal for that system.
It was $3500 new.
Is it still under the AppleCare Warranty?
What are you hoping to accomplish with a stress test?
I have a similar setup and can encode video, render 3d animation, browse the web, run itunes, and have 2 windows VMs running. My machine never seems to miss a beat.
It was $3500 new.
Is it still under the AppleCare Warranty?
What are you hoping to accomplish with a stress test?
I have a similar setup and can encode video, render 3d animation, browse the web, run itunes, and have 2 windows VMs running. My machine never seems to miss a beat.
trishul007
Jun 23, 09:19 PM
The walmart on the beach side will have 2. Yes 2. I'm here now using my phone to check the forum. I'm still the only person so someone come claim spot #2. Bring a pillow and a sleeping bag or something and a deck of cards lol. I need some company. The associate told me people keep calling but no one has came yet.
do they have 32 gbs?? please say yes and ill come up there..
do they have 32 gbs?? please say yes and ill come up there..
GGJstudios
Apr 17, 06:00 PM
It is ok with me of course, just wanted to know how the buyer could re-register it without letting me know it :)
Just a phone call to Apple does it.
Just a phone call to Apple does it.
hobbbz
Apr 19, 07:29 PM
Just got it again, but it doesn't link to a url.
simsaladimbamba
Jan 10, 11:17 AM
As USB is the fastest interface, despite the Gigabit Ethernet port, you are limited to USB 2.0, but it should be more than fast enough to record a stereo track, as PCM Stereo at 16 bit and 48 kHz only has a data rate of 192 KB/s.
Even though USB transfers data in bursts than as a constant stream, USB 2.0 with its maximum burst speeds of approx. 35 MB/s, USB 2.0 will do.
Even though USB transfers data in bursts than as a constant stream, USB 2.0 with its maximum burst speeds of approx. 35 MB/s, USB 2.0 will do.
mrsir2009
Apr 26, 11:15 PM
I own a Core2Duo 13" MBP and it can get really hot and roar like that. Is the 13" Pro a i5, i7 or Core2Duo?
This is another factor that might get me from the 13" MBP line to to 13" MBA line :)
This is another factor that might get me from the 13" MBP line to to 13" MBA line :)
PhoneyDeveloper
Apr 19, 01:18 PM
See http://cloudmade.com/products/iphone-sdk
I haven't used it and I think it's commercial.
Also, at one time there were some limitations on the map info displayed for Israel. Don't know if these limitations still apply.
I haven't used it and I think it's commercial.
Also, at one time there were some limitations on the map info displayed for Israel. Don't know if these limitations still apply.
SR71
Apr 23, 01:11 PM
$130 like they've always priced OS's
But wasn't Snow Leopard $40 or something for a single user and $80 for a family pack?
But wasn't Snow Leopard $40 or something for a single user and $80 for a family pack?
Fivetides
Feb 10, 08:14 AM
I am not sure I understand. So you have to try to copy a file (Mac --> PC) to get access denied and that makes it possible for (PC --> Mac) to work when it didn't work before you got the access denied message. Also connecting works (Mac --> PC) fine without having to do anything elaborate.
Connecting (Mac --> PC) works for viewing files only? My setup worked fine when I made sure I was on the same wireless network, and opened up a port on the PC firewall, and started up Windows Sharing on the Mac side.
Also just a word of warning. People freak out when they see MAC or Apple (When refering to a Mac) instead of Mac. It might even be confusing for some networking folks since MAC means something different.
You have it mostly right, I'm sorry I wasn't more clear. Connecting Mac to PC works when I want to copy a file from the PC to the Mac, but if I try to do it the other way around it won't ever work. The only way that I can copy a file to my PC is to log onto my Mac as a network drive from the PC. But it will only allow me to connect as a network drive after I went through the whole access denied thing trying to copy a file to the PC from a Mac. And thanks for the tip on Mac terminology, I just became a convert.
Connecting (Mac --> PC) works for viewing files only? My setup worked fine when I made sure I was on the same wireless network, and opened up a port on the PC firewall, and started up Windows Sharing on the Mac side.
Also just a word of warning. People freak out when they see MAC or Apple (When refering to a Mac) instead of Mac. It might even be confusing for some networking folks since MAC means something different.
You have it mostly right, I'm sorry I wasn't more clear. Connecting Mac to PC works when I want to copy a file from the PC to the Mac, but if I try to do it the other way around it won't ever work. The only way that I can copy a file to my PC is to log onto my Mac as a network drive from the PC. But it will only allow me to connect as a network drive after I went through the whole access denied thing trying to copy a file to the PC from a Mac. And thanks for the tip on Mac terminology, I just became a convert.
dmw007
Apr 25, 09:34 PM
i just got the folding@home screensaver. how do i join the macrumors team?
Somewhere in the preferences menu, under identity, enter your MR screen name at "e-mail or name" and 3446 at "team number". :)
EDIT- beat to the punch by EricNau! :)
Somewhere in the preferences menu, under identity, enter your MR screen name at "e-mail or name" and 3446 at "team number". :)
EDIT- beat to the punch by EricNau! :)