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Just wondering if anyone knows if Apple will allow software bundles in the App Store for Mac? Like they've done for iOS for a while now.

If you have a ethernet cable, all you have to do is just connect the mac and the pc and via the network acces your pc - find the files (photos/vids) and transfer them. I think that can work.

No, no, no... votes! Give me votes! I neeeeedd more votes!

Hmmmmm... cant say I've ever had that kind of problem. (I've never owned a pc.) Is there any way to acces those file directly from the pc? With your mac? Using a ethernet cable and transfering the files that way? You might also try to e-mail some of the files.

48 views, but no comments... so the pics are that bad? :-(

I've entered a photo contest "The Search" (only open for people in scandinavia). It's a contest where you need a huge amount of votes (=friends) to even have the slightest chance to win (but, oh - those prices!). So I sort of gave up on that, and decided to at least get a bunch of reviews of...

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I'd recomend Data Rescue II. That way you will be able to restore the information and later decide what to do with the drive. http://www.prosofteng.com/products/data_rescue_info.php

Well, i ran a "Thorough Scan" in Expert Mode (as opposed to the Quick Scan in Assistant) and this time it seems to be working. The only thing i don't understand is the three folders i got: CBR Maxtor 6 Y200P0 Media Orphans Folder Am I supposed to recover all of this??? Or just one? The...

I haven't been able to mount my external harddrive since a fuse in my house blew. I've tried to rebuild the directory with Disc Warrior 3.0.3 rev.38. But it was unable to fix it. I only got a error message saying that the the directory was to damaged to fix due to error (2155). Is there any way...

Aaaah... but then there is a solution. So then I'll try the "bigger is better" strategy... and install the bigger one. Tanx.

The hard drive will hook up. OK. But I'll only be able to see 128 GB of space... Does that meen I'll only be able to use that space and not the full 250 GB? Files stored on it will they become invisible? *(•..•)* |||| * *

Are you sure? I found this... so now I'm confused...??? http://www.macforumz.com/-eMac-Maximum-Hard-Drive-Size-160Gb-ftopict127746.html I have one of the first consumer eMacs - 700Mhz, 40Gig HD, standard CD-RW combo. A few weeks ago I upgraded it with a 250 Gig HD and a Pioneer 107...

What's the maximum size for a HD in a eMac 700MHz? Can the eMac handle any size? How big can I get? If there's anyone out there with personal experience of it... please tell me a bit about the upsides [and the downsides if there's any].