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Unsupported iTunes 12.6.3 enterprise version allows for app management, installation
I have yet to download and install High Sierra. I have some apps that aren't supported yet and some that will not work. Here's a link to what does and doesn't work. There's also other sites that maybe list more.jahblade said:My DRM tool stop working, when I upgraded to macOS High Sierra. I tried downgrading iTunes "not permitted". Developer response "The High Sierra OS is a big challenge to the entire DRM removal industry, Apple release this operating system to prevent all the third party software to remove DRM from iTunes. We will try our best to find a good solution as soon as possible." I wonder if this can be a solution?
https://blog.macsales.com/42416-apps-with-known-high-sierra-compatibility-issues
p.s. Btw, what's the big reason to switch right away to High Sierra.
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Tips: Five different ways how to find your hidden files on macOS
To go to the Library file in your root directory faster? Open Finder, hold down option key, click Go and there's your hidden Library to just click.
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Roof of Chicago's North Michigan Ave. Apple Store resembles MacBook Air lid
Reminds me of someone at Apple who once said... "When you're a carpenter making a beautiful chest of drawers, you're not going to use a piece of plywood on the back, even though it faces the wall and nobody will ever see it. You'll know it's there, so you're going to use a beautiful piece of wood on the back." Sound familiar?anome said:
Yeah, it's as pointless as painting the back side of the fence...dysamoria said:Cheesy. Waste of effort and materials for a feature only to be seen in rare circumstances.
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Accessory vendors start producing coasters, stands, and bags for Apple's HomePod
Wall mounted? Nothing like killing the sound quality or showing off the cord going down the wall. These kind of speakers are made to be out in the open.
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New Apple 'Switch to iPhone' ads promote support & environmental footprint
fastasleep said:
And all we'll have to remember you by are your two posts.applesandbannanas said:I have an iPhone 6. It works perfectly well, but since the removal of the headphone socket, and now the fingerprint recognition. I'm out. About the only iPhone I'll upgrade to would be a 6s. The new Galaxy S9, is looking promising too, even though I hate Android.
Two posts too many. LOL
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Tips: Five different ways how to find your hidden files on macOS
Sorry Greg for posting the same thing. I was too quick to reply before reading all the posts.greg uvan said:First, the ~ in the path doesn't specify "this Mac" it specifies the current user's home folder, wherever that may be.
But, there is a much easier way to get to the library. Click the Go menu in the finder, press Option, the Library appears in the list, click it.
By the way, the Command-Shift-Period shortcut is an excellent tip.
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Apple sent senior engineers to customer's house to investigate music deletion issue
So far I see only a couple of users mention to at least backed up. You'd think after one incident of losing info a person would learn to backup. If any data is that important you'd think someone would backup. I mean how long does it take to do a backup the day you're working on something important? Backup, backup, backup people and once in awhile do a HDD copy or clone. -
Microsoft debuts Surface Studio all-in-one PC, refreshes high-end Surface Book
Seriously, I'd rather get a Dell...much cheaper.
http://www.dell.com/ca/p/inspiron-24-7459-aio/pd?ref=PD_OC
Or maybe the Lenovo?
http://shopap.lenovo.com/in/en/desktops/lenovo/a-series/a730/
If any of you have ever watch The Flash or Arrow you would have seen these two years ago.
Microsoft innovative? My @$$!!
