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That’s true but there is the fact that sometimes Apple adds new software features to support new hardware features (or software that relies on specific hardware to work). Apple DOES make money on

Thanks, Otto! I agree with your comments. I can easily bottom-post from my iMac, but not so much from my iPad. Pat Sent from my iPad Pro

[email protected]> wrote: We have never had rules about that here. My preference is for top-posting, so I can see the latest reply immediately without scrolling through stuff I've already read, but if

Otto, are we now changing to Top Posting? The last several posts are in the Top Posted format, and that’s a VERY old debate, but if I were allowed a vote it would obviously be for bottom-posting,

When I read your post, I inferred (and still do) that you meant to type “software which will NOT run under Catalina,” which, if that’s what you meant, would require a very different answer.

I just discovered a lively discussion on TidBits talk that clarifies (at least for me) what’s actually happening to Yahoo Groups. Apparently, they’re not really going away. What IS going away is

Jim: I'm following your advice and waiting for some time. I tend to not want to "fix" things that aren't broken and hence use obsolete Macs in my office/home if they still meet intended use

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There is a third party app which will download all content from a Yahoo Group. It's Windows-only, and I don't know if you can upload that same content to groups.io.

I keep all messages from my groups and can search them if required. I doubt I'm the only one. Otto [email protected]> wrote:

Fair comment Brent and Dave. I did not know there was a charge to get ones own group posts out of Yahoo. I doubt many groups will go for that. Thanks Karl W

Jim and others: PLEASE, when replying to a post, QUOTE some pertinent text from that message so we know what “hassle and likely expense” refers to without digging back through the thread. Thanks!

I looked at it also. My first pass was deleting a lot of apps that I no longer remembered, or that I tried once but never again. My second pass was going to many websites to look for 64-bit updates,

Jim, I had a look at the software which will run under Catalina on my machine and the list was staggering!? Why would I want to go through the hassle and likely expense to do that? Jim Foster Santa

Just now I looked at the same task (launching SEE Finance) on my late 2016 15” Quad Core i7 MacBook Pro 2.7 GHz , 16 GBytes RAM, 512 GB internal SSD. The program loaded completely in 10 seconds, and

It is always good practice to make a BOOTABLE backup immediately before upgrading the OS. Catalina makes many changes and does things differently. I’ve upgraded my iMac (late 2012) and haven’t had

I'll give you 110 reasons, it cost $110 dollars. Reason #111, very few people use the archives and most is outdated. #112, some member didn't have access depending upon how they joined yahoo groups,

Yeah, 110 good reasons. The group would have to upgrade to a premium group which costs $110. I don’t think it is worth the money to do that. Most of the information that has been discussed in the

Is there a good reason to not transfer the groups archived post? I did not see any discussion about this. Two other groups I am in have transferred all their posts; 15 and 13 years respectively.

Enjoy some New Mexico chili and try not to get blown away in the winds we’ve been experiencing! Pat Sent from my iPad Pro2