thanks tim, i get it, i need to go first on some project to click the help tab,
and to open up the preferences, thanks for the help.
On 24 Feb 2014, at 11:20 pm, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Do you know which version of GarageBand you're running. Version 6.0.5 or
> version 10.0.1? You can fi
Hi,
Do you know which version of GarageBand you're running. Version 6.0.5 or
version 10.0.1? You can figure this out by either going into your Applications
folder and doing a cmd-i (Get Info) on your GarageBand app or by going under
the GarageBand menu while in GarageBand and choosing About G
yes, i can open up the help menu on other apps, i cant even open up the
preference of the garage band now, how can i report this? there's a menu on the
garage band and i cant click it either.
On 24 Feb 2014, at 04:43 pm, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> No need to re-install any more times. I wou
Hi,
No need to re-install any more times. I would usually guess that if it didn't
work after the first re-install, that wasn't going to be the fix. As a matter
of interest though, does the Help Centre appear for you when accessing it from
other apps like Mail, Preview or iTunes?
Later...
Ti
ok, i reinstall my garage band now for 5 time now and i haven't got any good
result yet. i did even restart my computer after deleting the garage band, so
what i am doing wrong? any more suggestions?
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ok, if you said so,, please pray for me. :)
On 23 Feb 2014, at 08:50 pm, Teresa Cochran wrote:
> If it's in your purchase list, it will have a download button. If you
> uninstall it on your Mac, you can just press the download button and it will
> download it again. This download button will on
If it's in your purchase list, it will have a download button. If you uninstall
it on your Mac, you can just press the download button and it will download it
again. This download button will only show up if you have already purchased the
item, so there's no danger of having to buy it again. You
yes, it is on my purchase item. but still im so afraid to uninstall garage band
on my mac
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Hi,
Yes, that's normal. You may still be able to re-download it from the AppStore.
Did you go under your Purchased items to see if GarageBand was in the list?
It's in my list and I dint' purchase it separately either. So, if it is in the
list of Purchased items, you will be able to re-downl
actually i didn't purchase the garage band, it came up when i bought my mac, so
it's so dangerous if i uninstall my garage band, maybe i cant install it
anymore, if i deleted it
On 22 Feb 2014, at 07:39 pm, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Hmmm. Thanks for the machine info. The Help Centre doesn
Hi,
Hmmm. Thanks for the machine info. The Help Centre doesn't require very much
memory at all so you having 16 GB is plenty to handle numerous apps
simultaneously. The next thing that I'd try is to go to your AppStore, press
cmd-4 to bring up the table of Purchased items, confirm that Garag
ok, i already repair my disk, and it still dont open the help menu of the
garage band. this was so frustrating.
i dont know what was the problem, i do have 16 gb of memory and 512 gb of hard
disk,, i do have the os mavericks.
On 22 Feb 2014, at 05:48 pm, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> So, if I'm
Hi,
So, if I'm understanding you correctly, you got it to work once or twice but it
won't bring up the Help Centre for GarageBand anymore? If so, then these
intermittent problems are the hardest to solve as it's difficult to determine
the factors involved when the problem occurs. If you've al
i tried to do what you say then it open the garage band help. then just to
experiment, i close it immediately if it works again, but incontrast, it dont
work anymore.
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Hi,
What do you exactly mean by "it works". Are you saying that the Help Centre
app opens but you aren't able to navigate the page or are you saying something
different? Regarding repairing disk permissions, this process will not hurt
anything. It is just a regular MacOS process that helps t
on the first step, i end up pressing vo spce to click the garage band help, and
it works, then at the second and 3rd 4th and so on, it dont work any more.
then, can i ask first before repairing my disk? i bought my computer just last
december 2013, so dont think i did something wrong on my compu
Hi,
Try the following then let me know what happens:
1. VO-m to the menubar.
2. Arrow right (no VO keys) over to the Help menu.
3. Arrow down (again, no VO keys) to the item that should read GarageBand Help.
4. Wait a few seconds as it usually takes a few to open the Help document.
If nothin
i tried to go to the menu by pressing control m, then go to the help menu then
press control option space bar and it dont open anything.
then i try to press cmd shift fn + ? nothing happen also,
then when i try to click on the need help to create empty project, it says the
topic is not available,
Hi,
What exactly are you doing when the Help won’t open? That is, what key presses
are you doing or what menu items are you choosing?
Later…
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Feb 20, 2014, at 3:06 PM, Dionipher Presas Herrera
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> i really dont know why i cant open my help on gar
i really dont know why i cant open my help on garage band, can somebody help me.
On 19 Feb 2014, at 11:33 pm, Chris Blouch wrote:
> In case you're not familiar with them, you could use an Alias on your desktop
> to give easy access to a file that's buried deep on your hard drive. You
> could al
In case you're not familiar with them, you could use an Alias on your
desktop to give easy access to a file that's buried deep on your hard
drive. You could also use an alias to have a large file appear to be in
multiple locations without sucking up a bunch of disk space. You can
even make an a
Hi,
* An alias is what Windows users call a Shortcut. It is simply a file that
points to something else usually somewhere else.
* Only certain file types will usually open automatically. Apple calls them
"Safe" files. Safe files are things like dmg files, movies, pictures, pdf's
and text do
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