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Lots on google with search string "migrate calendar 2012 mbp to m3 duplicate entries." I'm assuming this is the Apple calendar app? -- Vincent Winterling Vineland, NJ Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2024

I’m late to this thread, but wonder if a manual migration might be indicated. As Jim pointed out earlier, Sierra is by now very old, and Ventura is new. What is it on Sierra that you need / want on

Of course, but many, many of us use our devices both for work and banter, and the habits learned in one sphere likely will spill into the other. it’s all about precision in routine communication,

I think the Apple News notifications are potentially quite good. Timely and informative for the most part. But what I find incredibly annoying is how the summary notification that appears on my Mac

Jim, To add to my confusion I just checked the volumes on the computer, the Startup Volume “Western Digital [Ventura],” Western Digital [Mojave] … both partitioned on the same drive, AND the

David, Your post is very timely for me as I’m having an issue doing the same using Migration Assistant in a similar situation. In my case I’m going from Sierra to Ventura. Can you share the method

I replaced my wife and my 2012 MBPs running High Sierra with M3 MBPs running Sonoma. Migration assistant transferred everything properly except my calendar now has double entries. What is the

Thank you for your reply and experienced troubleshooting advice. The “source” computer running Sierra is a MacBook Pro (Retina 15-inch) Mid 2014, Intel. The destination computer running Ventura is

Can anyone confirm that OS 14 works with a Drobo 5D. I was told that Sonoma wasn't compatible but I have seen some reports otherwise. Thanks, Kim Alice laughed. “There’s no use trying,” she

I understand that it does back up everything that you have not set to be excluded. Pat

Or does that page in the manual say, “Bend over and kiss your… Remember what they put Captain Sullenberger through because he couldn’t beat a simulation, where the test pilots knew ahead of time

Because in this example it was a synthetic round sling. Basically a loop of yard. All the manufacturers manufacturing and test equipment was designed for what we call SAE, not metric, including the

And most gob-smacking to me (retired technical writer) is that the emergency procedures manual had instructions for flying the plane if either engine quit, but nothing—NOTHING—if both engines

Sometimes “close enough” is not close enough, as you say, but why was the sling not 9’10”, almost exactly 3 metres? Otto

Without further information it is hard to be sure, but I suspect the iMac is too recent to run Sierra and the migration the way you performed it may have tried to install Sierra on it. The *usual* way

Interesting to know, but not being a pilot or mechanic, I never ran into that before. I used to be involved in lifting light, little things weighing only 40 metric tons. I had to deal with length and

Last night I tethered my Laptop running Sierra to an iMac running Ventura via ethernet and activating Migrant Assistant between the two commencing the night long transference of documents and all

Otto Nikolaus wrote: Dripstick and dipstick are 2 different methods (for different circumstances) of measuring fluid levels. Take a tank with an opening at the top, like a filler tube. Dip a stick

I have been using my late wife’s MacBook with a different user sign in. 2020 MacBook Air Ventura 13.6.1 Does Time Machine backup both users information or only the one that is currently logged on? I