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And you won't see this Brent, because I am not allowing it to be shared. And that is the default setting, so you won't see most members. Breht

I can not see any entries in Directory. It could be my older browser or who knows what. This is what I see:

That is what I have been saying, in other words. Each member get to chose if their info can be seen. Brent, on my iPad

I have a 27” late 2015 iMac running High Sierra. (I just bought a 2019 MacBook Pro running Catalina FWIW) Just the other day, my iMac told me I "didn’t have the necessary permission” to make

Keep up the long wandering posts Jim. Often enlightening, informative and entertaining. If not, well my keyboard has a delete key :) hugh

Excuse me? That “long, wandering first post” was ALL ABOUT the MacBook Pro restarting, how I discovered it, what I tried to do on scene to sort it out, what more I did when I had more time, and

Thanks again for all the suggestions. I took out the ATI Radeon HD4870 and took it apart for the first time in 11 years. While I clean out the Mac itself, I have never taken the GPU apart - never

Dan, Pat Vince, Thank you so much for your assistance and even more for caring. We will attempt to resolve tonight or tomorrow. Rick

A few thoughts: the “Keychain password” can be different from but usually is the same as your machine login password. And I don’t think it’s a term commonly used on Windows. I don’t purchase

Thank you for the website for ONYX Sue wrote:

Howdy. Rick, Keychain Access.app is an Apple application included with all Macs. It's located in Applications/Utilities. Keychain Access records all kinds of security things like passwords. You can

Have you tried entering the same password that you use for unlocking the Mac? Here’s some info: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201609 Pat Pat Sent from my iPad Pro2

Vince, Thank you for writing. She did not make a purchase. There was some kind of free trial available. She is not sure if she tried this through Microsoft directly or the Apps Store but regardless,

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suggestion, folks... change so you can be in the directory. [email protected]> wrote:

That’s how it feels to me right now, but I haven’t given the ‘new way’ a chance yet and actually learned it. I never liked the loupe much either. I also wished Apple just provided us with

The new way is much harder. If I just want to position the cursor but I’m not editing so I have no keyboard it is a real pain. Dave

Howdy. Well, Pat, when things REALLY BADLY go off track I add a few so called more alarming and direct terms. OOO%##O!!M=*MMAN+*&IPATRYMACINTOS!#*Ω≈≠∏/??HANNIE.

Here's something that describes the old and new. Apparently little magnifying glass is the old way, and the cursor that gets taller if you hold on it a moment (which you can then drag) is the new way.

Howdy. I use GyazMail which only very recently was updated to a 64-bit application for macOS X 10.15 Catalina. GyazMail has been quite reliable and I like it because of extensive filters and rules