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Oh ok, I thought there was something more cryptic there. I didn't realize it was as simple as that.
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Apparently the spacing of the icons isn't consistent with landscape mode - not sure though.
I think the spacing changes depending on how many items you place in the dock (or whatever the hell it's called), so perhaps there's just less items in there?
I think the spacing changes depending on how many items you place in the dock (or whatever the hell it's called), so perhaps there's just less items in there?
Less important than the icon spacing for determining orientation in these shots is the arrangement of the water droplets on the wallpaper (assuming its the same wallpaper at higher resolution, rather than a larger, less cropped version)
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Some Mac people are forgetful. This decoding happens every time they post a picture of an upcoming event and the pictures have never been a Da Vinci Code puzzle. The closest I can recall was the clocks one for the Beatles. It kinda looked like a album cover but people were adding up the times and doing all kinds of nonsense with it.
Some Mac people are forgetful. This decoding happens every time they post a picture of an upcoming event and the pictures have never been a Da Vinci Code puzzle. The closest I can recall was the clocks one for the Beatles. It kinda looked like a album cover but people were adding up the times and doing all kinds of nonsense with it.
Has there ever even been a hidden message? Off the top of my mind I can't think of one.
Has there ever even been a hidden message? Off the top of my mind I can't think of one.
This is the one I mentioned. Not sure if it was intentional or not. But that's the closest I've seen to a hidden message and it's not a great one at that. I recall one announcement picture that had a guitar and people were giving meaning to the number of frets and strings with ties to the product. Didn't pan out of course, it was just a picture. I'm sure we can chalk up this nonsense guess work to dumb bloggers.
I am sure I have asked this before but I have never really had a chance to play with it but with the icloud I think it's time to get it working, I want to be able to sync calenders, email and contacts separately but use the same iTunes library.
We have an iMac (with Lion) that has our iTunes library on an external hard drive and I want to set up iTunes so the each "profile" has access to and the ability to add and edit content.
I know who to set up the profiles.
Reading online seems to suggest I need to add (or Copy) the library to the "shared folder" but I would prefer to keep it on the external drive and this doesn't seem to add content unless certain steps are done. (http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1203).
Any insight would be great. I think my setting up my iMac with profiles I lose the ability to WIFI sync which I am OK with but I could be wrong.
One last question. In time Machine how do I get the external hard drive added to the back-up. I keeping trying to remove the hard drive from the exclude list but it keeps re-appearing on the exclude list. I think it may be due to the external hard drive being in NTSF format. If that is the case can I change it to an apple friendly format without formatting.
One last question. In time Machine how do I get the external hard drive added to the back-up. I keeping trying to remove the hard drive from the exclude list but it keeps re-appearing on the exclude list. I think it may be due to the external hard drive being in NTSF format. If that is the case can I change it to an apple friendly format without formatting.
Thanks
Time Machine only backs up HFS+ file systems.
I doubt you can convert between the two filesystems directly and non-destructively. You'll likely have to copy all the files off the drive, format it, then copy everything back.
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I am sure I have asked this before but I have never really had a chance to play with it but with the icloud I think it's time to get it working, I want to be able to sync calenders, email and contacts separately but use the same iTunes library.
We have an iMac (with Lion) that has our iTunes library on an external hard drive and I want to set up iTunes so the each "profile" has access to and the ability to add and edit content.
I know who to set up the profiles.
Reading online seems to suggest I need to add (or Copy) the library to the "shared folder" but I would prefer to keep it on the external drive and this doesn't seem to add content unless certain steps are done. (http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1203).
Any insight would be great. I think my setting up my iMac with profiles I lose the ability to WIFI sync which I am OK with but I could be wrong.
One last question. In time Machine how do I get the external hard drive added to the back-up. I keeping trying to remove the hard drive from the exclude list but it keeps re-appearing on the exclude list. I think it may be due to the external hard drive being in NTSF format. If that is the case can I change it to an apple friendly format without formatting.
Thanks
As per the iTunes part...
I have my library on an external HD with multiple users accessing it.
To do so, when opening iTunes hold down option+open, and it will let you choose a library. Point it to your XML file which will be on your External HD.
Can't live partition it, so you won't be able to use Time Machine, though You can use SuperDuper and create a sparse image file of your whole HD.
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I have my library on an external HD with multiple users accessing it.
To do so, when opening iTunes hold down option+open, and it will let you choose a library. Point it to your XML file which will be on your External HD.
Can't live partition it, so you won't be able to use Time Machine, though You can use SuperDuper and create a sparse image file of your whole HD.
I'll have to check, I don't use WiFi Sync. Why wouldn't it? Each User has their "own" library.
Between iTunes Match/iCloud I haven't hooked up any of my iDevices to my computer in a long time.
Edit: Oh, I see, because multiple iTunes running which does the phone connect to to sync with... Not sure how this works TBQH
Edit edit: This might work, maybe not. On account 1, enable Wifi sync on the iPhone. on account 2, disable wifi sync on the same iPhone. see if account 1 still has wifi sync enabled.... if it does it should only sync with Account 1?
Not sure if it was intentional or not. But that's the closest I've seen to a hidden message and it's not a great one at that. I recall one announcement picture that had a guitar and people were giving meaning to the number of frets and strings with ties to the product. Didn't pan out of course, it was just a picture. I'm sure we can chalk up this nonsense guess work to dumb bloggers.
