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Total Universe Mod
the prodigal mac user returns
So after many fruitful years on a PC, I'm a mac user again. I left in the early OS9 days so suffice to say a lot has changed. I've been around OSX a lot but only co-workers machines so I lack the day-to-day experience.
Issue 1. My iphone is synced to my macbookpro at home, so obviously when I connect it here at the office iTunes wants to wipe it and re-sync. A more dickish move I've not seen. It was never a problem on windows because winamp will natively recognize it and just play the damn songs. Does anyone know of a way to do get around this?
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Moonlight shadow
Press "No" when it says "Would you like to sync?"
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Total Universe Mod
That shows the songs but they're all grey'd out. Still no worky.
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supervillain
Pressing "No" doesn't get the music from the iPhone/iPod to the computer.
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poet and narcisist
not regarding your mac issue, but I recently moved to a macbook pro as well, after my laptop's video card got fried.
As it was an emergency migration, I decided to install vista to keep the same software and environment.
I've had the mbp for a few weeks now, and have only booted to OSX three times. However, I'm seriously considering moving to OSX completely in a couple of weeks
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Total Universe Mod
^ same exact story on my personal mbp argo. Best windows machine you've ever had isn't it?
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bidibidibidi
How to stop syncing ... preferences>devices and select "Prevent iPods and iPhones from syncing automatically". I don't have my iPod on hand (left it at home in the dock), but I believe that allows you to manage it without syncing.
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poet and narcisist
indeed. A damn good windows system. So far I'm loving the mbp
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Total Universe Mod
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Senior Member
Wait where is the fail? Just check that box and you won't have auto syncing anymore...
was that meant for you failing?
"Let us declare nature to be legitimate. All plants should be declared legal, and all animals for that matter. The notion of illegal plants and animals is obnoxious and ridiculous."- T. McKenna
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bidibidibidi
Hmmm ... jAQUAN's right. I found my shuffle in my bag and hooked it up and it doesn't work. Odd, because I can swear the last time I hooked up my iPod to my work system (a 3g version ... batteries shot to hell, but still works when docked) it allowed me to copy songs to it and create playlists. Then again, that was more than a month or so ago (maybe 2) ... pre-iTunes 9 for sure.
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Total Universe Mod
And people wonder why I'm not happy to be back.
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supervillain
 Originally Posted by jAQUAN
And people wonder why I'm not happy to be back.
You'd still be in the same position on the PC as well - just... some options do exist there. Guess the Mac users don't want/need alternatives.
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Total Universe Mod
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supervillain
...some options do exist there...
VM Fusion, Bootcamp. Windows still not an option?
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Total Universe Mod
Certainly, I just don't want to take advantage of their software budget. They've been generous enough as it is.
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Total Universe Mod
First time I've seen flash crash in years. Fk'ing POS!
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Total Universe Mod
If I have an app focused and press a keyboard shortcut, I want THAT FK'ing apps version of the shortcut!! Not the OS's! How fk'ing pompous can you be apple!?
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Flashkit historian
It's all about the love. Macs need love. If it's not working how you want it to that simply means you don't love your mac enough.
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Moonlight shadow
 Originally Posted by jAQUAN
If I have an app focused and press a keyboard shortcut, I want THAT FK'ing apps version of the shortcut!! Not the OS's! How fk'ing pompous can you be apple!?
Are you referring to Adobe's cross-system and out-dated keyboard shortcuts? They don't bother changing them for Mac, wish they would.
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