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  1. Tony D started following Catastrophic Server Crash , New Style With Variations , Test Highlight Bug and 4 others
  2. Tony D
    I'm liking the dark. Less stress on the eyes.
  3. Tony D
    That link did the trick. [ATTACH type=full" size="415x108]61236[/ATTACH]
  4. Tony D
    As you can see in my screen shot. There's no cog between the bell and the Search.
  5. Tony D
    I don't see a cog button. [ATTACH type=full" size="482x190]61234[/ATTACH]
  6. Tony D
    I don't see any highlighting.
  7. Tony D
    Are we going to see a bunch of 'new' posts that are actually old posts?
  8. Tony D
    It it's old, it may be an IDE drive. They may have to be configured as a Master to open it. But then you did say you can 'see it'. So it's probably configured right or it's a SATA drive. Either way, it's old. It may have bad sectors. Run a disk check on it. Find the drive letter associated with the drive. From a command prompt, type in chkdsk X: /r with X being the drive letter. It may take a few hours.
  9. Tony D
    I saw there was a problem. Glad it's up-n-runnin'.
  10. Tony D
    I'd put the electronics back in the original printer to see if it still works. It may be been damaged during the transplant.
  11. Tony D
    You'll have to get in touch with the administor of your account.
  12. Tony D
    Thanks, I started going thru it.
  13. Tony D
    Pls try navigating to the folder using the Finder.
  14. Tony D
    Next thing it to rebuild the preference file. I'm not a Mac user any longer, so I had to search for the instructions which I found here 11 easy ways to fix Apple Mail not working In Finder, click Go > Go to Folder Enter the following file path and press the Return key to go there: ~/Library/Containers/com.apple.mail/Data/Library/Preferences After that, drag the com.apple.mail.plist file to your Desktop to reset the preferences Now reboot your machine and reopen the Mail app If Mail still doesn’t work properly, move the plist file from your Desktop back into the Preferences folder to restore your preferences.
  15. Tony D
    Well, the first thing to do is to restart your Mac.
  16. Tony D
    It's not your dad's Excel anymore.
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