The one thing I am missing is being able to use three fingers to swipe up and down on the trackpad to get to the top or bottom of a page. Also, swiping left and right in Firefox to move back and forward between pages. Hrm.
The one thing I am missing is being able to use three fingers to swipe up and down on the trackpad to get to the top or bottom of a page. Also, swiping left and right in Firefox to move back and forward between pages. Hrm.
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Spacebar & shift-spacebar are your friends in Safari.
Seems I'm not alone on this issue. Posts are slowly making their way to forums about people having issues with battery depletion on MacBook Pro's. MacBook Air's are fine, though.
I had nothing except Safari running IceInSpace and a photography discussion forum.
Earlier this morning, I did see a little dot pulsating in the magnifying glass for Spotlight in the top right-hand corner. When I clicked, it did say it was indexing and that it would take 8 hours or so to do. The dot is no longer there so I just assumed it had finished.
I've closed it now as I'm in bed and it ran out of power. On the iPhone now. Will have a look in the morning.
Thinking about it now, it makes sense why the Air's aren't having the same initial issue -- solid state disk!
Thanks so much for the suggestion. I didn't think Apple would put out a dodgy OS.
Stumbled onto this and am keen to get it going.
Being an app, does this mean I can install it on my MacBook Air, as well as my iMac desktop, or do I buy two "licenses"?
I had a similar question with FaceTime, I have it on the iMac, but can't find how/where to grab it for the MacBook Air. It's the bee's knees on the iPhone.
Gary
Stumbled onto this and am keen to get it going.
Being an app, does this mean I can install it on my MacBook Air, as well as my iMac desktop, or do I buy two "licenses"?
I had a similar question with FaceTime, I have it on the iMac, but can't find how/where to grab it for the MacBook Air. It's the bee's knees on the iPhone.
Gary
Hi Gary - long time no speak!
Once license does your entire household. You download once, copy and store the installer located in the applications folder somewhere after quitting it as it automatically starts. It's 3.7Gb. From there, either copy it to the second machine's applications folder as well. Fire it up on both and go have a coffee.
FaceTime is included in the install - or at least it was on mine.
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Seems I'm not alone on this issue. Posts are slowly making their way to forums about people having issues with battery depletion on MacBook Pro's. MacBook Air's are fine, though.
I had nothing except Safari running IceInSpace and a photography discussion forum.
Not happy at all.
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LOL That's not like you! Yes, it sat there for a few hours indexing my 800Gb-worth of data on my machine. All good now I take it?
Even though the installation process went smoothly, regretfully I had roll back to SL OSX.
I have quite a collection of software on my iMac and so far only 40% of it has worked with Lion, the rest bring up a plethora of error messages.
(Thank GOD for Time Machine!)
Don't get me wrong I like the new features, but at this point they are useless if I cannot use them.
Will wait until the rest of the software development world has cought up with Lion OSX.
I have however installed a fresh install of Lion on a new partition, this way I can do my own testing and eventually switch over.
Even a technophobe like me was able to make it work, crikey it is different though, I keep rolling the wrong way with the wireless mouse, just something I'll get used to.
Gary
I was just reading post on POTN that it doesn't work with Adobe products - Photoshop, Premier, Lightroom, Acrobat? Hope you guys are getting PS working?
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