Found some stuff on Mac For The Blind here:
http://macfortheblind.com/how-to-for-the-Mac-and-OS-X
which is a reproduction of a MacVisionaries email from Scott Bresnahan.
CB
On 7/9/12 11:50 AM, Stacey Robinson wrote:
Chris, a longer answer with instructions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Chris, a longer answer with instructions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
On Jul 9, 2012, at 10:45 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> Short answer is with a utility called Disk Utility which is in your Utilities
> folder (command-shift-u to get there from finder). There have been detailed
> descript
Short answer is with a utility called Disk Utility which is in your
Utilities folder (command-shift-u to get there from finder). There have
been detailed descriptions on this list on exactly how to use it so if
you can't figure things out just ping back and I'll try to dig one of
those up, unle
How do I partition a drive with vo
On Jul 9, 2012, at 9:13 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> The tricky bit is that Time Machine will continue to grow the size of the
> backup set until it fills all available space. After that it prunes the
> oldest stuff in prep for new backups. The end result is that
The tricky bit is that Time Machine will continue to grow the size of
the backup set until it fills all available space. After that it prunes
the oldest stuff in prep for new backups. The end result is that if you
don't keep it on its own partition time machine will eventually use up
the entire
My drive is connected via usb.
On Jul 8, 2012, at 10:51 AM, rashantha de silva wrote:
> Stacey
> I assume you are using Time Machine for backups. You can store what you like
> on the drive. To move your music look at iTunes prefs > Advanced tab it will
> show the path to your music. Just google
Stacey
I assume you are using Time Machine for backups. You can store what you like on
the drive. To move your music look at iTunes prefs > Advanced tab it will show
the path to your music. Just google moving my itunes library to an external
drive.
You haven't indicated how your 2tb is connecte