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Basically yes, only because you are buying the program for two different operating systems. The Numbers program for your iPad is $9.99.

You must download the separate Numbers app specifically made for your iPad. You can get it off the App Store on your iPad.

I too have thought the same. Well said.

You could probably just replace the video card with one off eBay for $10 to $25 or so if you really want to keep your display. Check this out.

518 cycles and still running strong!

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I'm sure most have realized now that Mac OS X is lacking in DHCPv6, which is quite frustrating on an enterprise network. The server here uses DHCPv6 to assign IP's and obviously OS X does not support that, big problem. My question is as follows, how it might I be able to install DHCPv6 on OS...

That's what Satcomer was referring to. You copy the podcast folder off and put the alias in the original iTunes folder.

Yep you'll definitely need more RAM and hard drive space. OS X likes to use a lot of virtual RAM and it will range in size by gigabytes. How much RAM is free when you first start up your computer? What is the speed of your processor? Keep your programs and system files on your main hard...

Well I formatted my drive and installed a fresh copy of Lion, seems to do better, but I sure hope I don't have to do this every week. Also, AC3 audio out through the S/PDIF is also broke in Lion and it seems to be the same for everyone else as well.

That's the first thing that I checked out, and I promptly disabled it, but the problem was still just as bad.

So far, so not so good. I've started hating Lion by the day, theres just some many problems with it that make the very few new features in it, not worth it at all. I've pinpointed the biggest CPU hog too, it's OS X's Core Audio Daemon which is taking up about 100% of my CPU all the time. That's...

I've seen the same thing with iWeb and iDVD, I think Apple mentioned the denis of those a while ago? I don't really care too much for iWeb anyways. It didn't seem very powerful. I always preferred RapidWeaver over it anyway. However, for iDVD, I'm going to keep it for as long as I can. It always...

Just reset the SMC, let's hope all goes well!

I've noticed since the first beta of OS X Lion that my laptop would always be heating up randomly and getting ready to take off with the fan whirring up. I know it's not just the fan going crazy because I watch the CPU rise before the fan kicks in. The thing is though, I'm not running any other...

Well, once you open up terminal, all the windows that were open the last time you quit terminal will open up again. Thus, you have to close each one manually. If terminal is opening when you start up your computer. You can fix that by opening up terminal, find the icon in the dock. Right click...

Go to System Preferences > Universal Access > Seeing. You will find a button that will allow you to turn off VoiceOver, conveniently labeled "Off."

Care to show an example of the image?

Yah, whoops. fixed.

A friend showed me this website and I must admit, it reassures me that I am not the only one who suffers as these designers do. This is what you want to click.