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Have you tried Osirix? The latest version requires OS 10.8 or greater but you can find older versions at: http://www.osirix-viewer.com/OldVersions

No. There are thousands of Console messages that are displayed even when everything is ok on any Mac. It would be nice to have a dictionary of these messages. Everything is running fine on my computer at the moment. But one would like to prevent future problems. For instance this is interesting...

Does anyone know a source for interpreting the various messages in the Console program especially the ones that report some type of error? As an example: 2/26/15 2:59:36.000 PM kernel[0]: jnl: disk5s2: replay_journal: from: 4319232 to: 4418048 (joffset 0x1461000) and 2/26/15 2:59:36.346 PM...

They always been excluded.

Manually ejecting disk before restart with a delay did not help.

One thing I noticed is that the messages appear anytime I wake the computer up from sleep.

I have tried step 2 to no effect. The drive is a OWC drive so I would have to go back to them. Getting another eSATA cable seems to be difficult in Rochester NY. No one carries them.

I have tried ejecting the disk before restarting and tried unmounting the disk before restarting to no effect.

I do not have another eSATA external drive. The problem does not occur with my eSATA internal drives. Problem does not appear to happen with 10.6.8 or 10.8.5. (I have lots of partitions on my internal drives.) NewerTec now owned by OWC does not have a clue.

No it does not make a difference.

Apparently a lot of non for profit organizations are distributing newsletters by inline documents. They can do this with Microsoft Publisher (PC only). My daughter works for a non for profit organization that wants to do the same. I was hoping there was a Mac solution. Apparently not.

How about a multipage PDF document? See attached image.

Looks like a lot of work.

Is there a way to do this either by sender or receiver of e-mail from Apple Mail or other e-mail programs? Want to send newsletter. Apple forum had no response. Lets hope we can do better.

Its a NewerTech MAXPower eSATA 6G PCIe 2.0 Controller Card. There are no drivers required. Their customer support says there are no known issues with any version of OS X.

This is my only add on card.

The drive is connected with a PCIe card. It is seated fine. Expansion slot utility gives the following message: Expansion Slot Utility is not intended to run on this system. I am running 10.9.5. Since the drive runs fine otherwise i do not think it is a seating or slot problem.

Both have their own power supplies. It turns out what I am seeing is two messages for the two partitions on the eSATA drive. The Firewire 800 drive does not appear to have the problem. So is there a fix for this?

Both of my external hard disks.