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Apparently you haven’t joined iMacChat group yet. Click on the invitation link again and make sure it shows you’re looking at the iMacChat group. To?Subscribe to iMacChat send an email to

Every time I start or restart my computer, only half of the icons on the bottom of screen show and none of the words at the top of the screen show. I bring up the control box for the display, click on

You still need to join each group. Go to </g/macsupportcentral> scroll down, and select Join This Group. Otto [email protected]> wrote:

Perhaps you haven’t subscribed to THIS group? I ask because I did subscribe to both and both are appearing on my list of groups along with several others that I’ve joined. Pat Pat Sent from my

I figured it out. For some reason I had to search for this group and click on Join Group again. Now it appears in Your Groups. Tony M

I just joined the iMacChat group and when I go to groups.io <http://groups.io/> and look at Your Groups, iMacChat is shown this Group macsupportcentral does not appear. Why is that? Tony M

Unless they changed something recently, that is true of the 27” iMacs, but not the 21.5” ones, and he said he had the smaller one. — Barry Austern barryaus@...

Not, I think, on the model of iMac he described… -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@...

I quit from the app, then relaunched it and reached a fully loaded UI by about 20 seconds. I should mention that I’m experiencing the same thing in Excel and Word, now that I’m Office 365/2019 for

I'm no where near Catalina, nor the current iTunes. I'm still on OS X 10.7.5. I listen to a lot of audio books, and I rip them from discs to listen to them on my iPhone. I don't store the ripped files

By the way, adding RAM does not require taking the iMac appart. There are 2-3 screws holding a cover at the bottom center of the screen that lets you access the RAM slots.

Your 8G ram should be adequate. More ram may help but it might not make any difference. Is it faster loading if you don't have any other apps running? It kind of sounds like your Finance software

My desktop Mac is a late 2017 21 inch 4K iMac, 8 GB RAM (2 4 GB DIMMs), 1 TB fusion drive, 3.4 GHz Quad Core i5 processor. It’s upgradeable by the brave to 16 or 32 GB RAM. I switched from Quicken

The Pixma MX922 printer is listed on two separate Canon webpages as being compatible with macOS Catalina: The following shows a green check mark, indicating compatibility for the MX922:

Debbi wrote: Do you mean that you *never* make backups, period? Because if you EVER make ‘em, this is probably the single most important time to do so, before an OS upgrade. I have Time Machine set

Thanks Pat. That is exactly what I expected: nothing is lost, and don't we all have backups just in case? Otto [email protected]> wrote:

All of my music is still there. Dave

That’s what I’ve read in the tech press, but have not yet upgraded to Catalina myself. Here’s one article on the subject: https://www.imore.com/what-happens-your-itunes-library-macos-catalina

Surely all your ripped (transferred from CD) music will remain in Music > iTunes (or wherever you keep it) after the upgrade? Can someone confirm? Otto

With groups.io messages, hashtags can be used to categorize messages. What this means to you is if there are. Topics you don’t want. To read you can “mute” the hashtag and the message won’t