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If you have very limited Windows needs, you are probably precisely the person who would be happier with emulation than with Boot Camp. You don’t have access to your Macintosh if you are booting into

Thanks for the info. I'm hoping to avoid emulation, as I have very limited needs in the Windows world: really just a couple of photo programs that I really like, and that have not been updated to run

Since you are the main proponent of using the Directory, what are the benefits? I can only see two, one you can email someone on the list, but not share with the whole group. Two, you can see their

I agree Otto!

Hello Group!Still getting my Group.io legs after decades on yahoo groups....Anyway,?I just inherited a Late 2009 iMac to replace mine that died.One app I constantly used was Radium for I'net radio

BootCamp is Apple’s utility to let your Mac boot directly into Windows, without any emulation program (like Parallels or Fusion) in between. It is crafted specifically to create (and

Hi, Dan, I copied and pasted what you wrote in the command line. Still tells me I don’t have the necessary permissions. I entered the Home User Account password. Thanks.

I have a 2013 (Trash Can) Mac Pro, (like Dan's, i believe), running 10.13.6. I would like to use BootCamp to set up a Windows 10 volume, but BC will ONLY show me the internal SSD. I think there's

gosh!...shoot me at dawn for "pushing" the idea of forming more meaningful connections, which is the advantage to opting in...also, profiles contain information, sometimes very interesting, about a

steady on, mate...this thread is about the directory.? [email protected]> wrote: tim's photo:<https://is.gd/nLuT8Z>

had to look that one up, not being a grappling afficianado...a reasonable comparison, based on hair color and hypertrophic musculature. [email protected]> wrote: tim's photo:<https://is.gd/nLuT8Z>

Howdy. Doug, here's a Terminal command to repair permissions. This is from an article on High Sierra permissions but I think it's the same in Catalina. 1. Open “Terminal“. 2. Type the following

That is the very first thing I did Dan. And I have done everything after a “supposed” fix. I went through many fixes, none worked. That’s why I was asking you guys about a Terminal fix so I have

VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) is available in MS Office apps on Macs. I use whatever features that I find most fits the job at hand, and have found VBA macros useful in a few situations.

Then you have a very good chance that one of the free office suites will work for you.

If you *never* use iMovie, delete it. It's a big app (up to 3 GB, depending on version) so why waste disk space with something you don't need? Otto [email protected]> wrote:

Howdy. Doug, do a Get Info on your boot drive icon. Check the bottom section under Sharing & Permissions. Might need to click the reveal triangle. It should look like this Get Info window screen

Howdy. Check this article about stopping the Catalina update nag. If you do stop it, you may want to turn it back on at some point.

Actually, in Office 2016 and 2019 for Mac VBA macros can be written and used. I’ve not done it myself Jim Robertson

Sorry for the spelling. I live in AZ and we recognize both ways to spell Mojave/Mohave. But I guess Apple likes the J version. ;-) I do understand clicking OK to close the window.? I do it several