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The drive is RAID 1. I have been using AFP, since I thought since it supported it that I should do it the "Apple way". However I just started using SMB and it seems faster - though slow to connect initially. Should that be my experience? Also if I use SMB will I not write all these MACOSX folders and DSSTORE files that I otherwise seem to create? Doesn't bother me but annoying to our PC users. Thanks!

You'll need to convert the .olm files used by Outlook 2011 to .pst (used by Outlook 2010) Emailchemy is good software, often mentioned on this site. http://www.weirdkid.com/products/emailchemy/ Or, search for another olm to pst conversion tool. There's other options, such as changing your email to Imap. Here's a few other links - http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=convert+olm+to+pst&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

You can either use an IMAP or Exchange e-mail account: All e-mails in these accounts will show up automatically on the Windows side (and with Exchange, in addition to e-mails, you'll get contact and events as well). Other than that, you'll need to export to an .olm archive and use a third party tool to convert the .olm to a .pst the Windows version of Outlook can use.

Here is a strong beer for your speed camera issues. I here speed camera issues in Maryland (In Virginia we call The People's Republic of Maryland) and they have speed cameras between DC & Baltimore. Plus at one time Maryland wanted to ban people from smoking in their own house. An uproar from all TV& Radio Stations put a stop to that. Plus in the States most of these cameras are run by private companies. The fines my friend got were so low it would cost them more if they went to court to fight it. It seems like a racket most of the time. I had a coworker get a ticket for 1 mile...

first read the Macworld article Make Mail and GMail play nice. This article might help you.

http://www.imobie.com/support/how-to-move-music-from-iphone-to-computer-for-free.htm http://download.cnet.com/iExplorer/3000-2141_4-10969335.html?tag=mncol;1

Thanks all, I tried the freeware you recommend me, but it seems it won't works for me, I install it on my PC, when I open it , it crashed, and sometimes, it cannot scan my iPhone devices. Sadly!!! If there are some paid software, please also recommend me, I will try it to decide if to purchase or not. Thanks!!!

@ Katchdun4115 You didn't say if you have a Mac - or a PC running Windows (or something else) I like to use ipod.itunes on a Mac. http://www.crispsofties.com/iPod.iTunes.html There's other solutions, and searching for what you want "copy songs from iPhone to computer" will give you plenty of other possibilities. Another link to the Lifehacker web site - http://lifehacker.com/5869827/how-to-copy-music-from-your-iphone-ipad-or-ipod-touch-to-your-computer-for-free. If you use Windows, that site suggests "Sharepod" : http://www.getsharepod.com/ I don't use Windows for music, so have...

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Read the article How to transfer from Your iPhone to a new Mac. The article points to some programs. If you search carefully you can find a free sync back program somewhere, like DeTune.

Here is Safari's crash log. Process: Safari Path: /Applications/Safari.app/Contents/MacOS/Safari Identifier: com.apple.Safari Version: 5.0.6 (5533.22.3) Build Info: WebBrowser-75332203~3 Code Type: PPC (Native) Parent Process: launchd

Does the Console give you any cause for the crash? Look in the system.log (that's listed by time and date.) While that's open, try to launch Safari, and see what is reported in that log. or in Safari crash log.

Well, I deleted everything on your check list. Restarted the after getting home from work. Clicked on the safari icon, after a few moments it quit. Boy, I'm really surprised the problem still exists!

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Create the playlist, and then when the iPhone 4 is connected make sure you click on the iPhone under the left categories. Then click the Music tab, and then select which playlists you want synced. Then you should be good to go after you sync that bear.

If you want transfer songs from one iPhone to another iPhone, you can do it with iTunes Backup Manager export/import feature. Actually you can transfer songs from iPhone to iPhone directly. - Connect two Devices to PC. - Choose the category list of one device that you need to export files. - Check the files that need to export in the Content Panel and click "Transfer file(s) from device to device" button. - All the checked files from one device can be transferred to the other one.

Then, it's not your application (Safari), but some settings files have corrupted. Quit Safari Go into your user folder, then the Library. Find the Safari folder. Delete History.plist and HistoryIndex.sk Delete the LocalStorage folder. Go back to your Library folder. Open the Caches folder, and delete the com.apple.Safari folder. Go back out to your Library folder, and open the Preferences folder. Find and Delete: com.apple.Safari.plist

I downloaded Pacifist. Forgive my ignorance but I couldn't figure out how to use it correctly. My wife tried to help but she was confused as well. So I tried AppZapper & trashed everything it showed reinstalled Safari to see if this would work(nothing to loose). After restarting, I launched Safari but got the same results. I hope I can figure out Pacifist.

My personal pet-hate are the speed-controls on the outgoing roads: you are leaving the city, no buildings anymore, no crossroads and the sign "city-border" is 50 meters ahead of you. You are speeding up and "bang" ... another ticket for exceeding the speed with 10 km/h. Which means just 100 euro's to hand over to our lovely government. They have this system fully automated now: a very small speed camera is placed, the measurement goes wireless to the police department and from there to the "justitieel incassobureau" (a dutch word I cannot translate adequate but it is the centralized...

The drive is fairly new. Trashing the preference file did not solve the problem.

Thanks. That was really helpful. I'm going to try some of the suggestions for getting quality export from iMovie and if I can't get that to work then I'll try FCPX, for which Apple now offers a free trial.

Pacifist does a better job, it will install all the files to their original locations, overwriting the older existing files. No need for a tedious manual search and delete process.

I'm going to reinstall Safari. I have an app called AppZapper that will bring up a list items that were installed & related to Safari. I can then pick which items to deinstall. Does Pacifist do the same kind of operation?