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After loading Lion on my MacBook, where do I find the uinstallable software folder?

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Thanks Csound1. Apple makes things so easy sometimes. I have never seen Windows test or flag software that was incompatible. That would be a great help for the average user. Sometimes I wonder how Microsoft software is so popular.

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MacBook Pro with Lion can no longer…: Apple Support Communities

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Excellent share. I had to do this once for a company that I worked for as well. I had forgotten about it however. Great memory! Thanks coocooforcocoapuffs.

Shot in the dark, as with ARD 3.5.1 had a problem with screen sharing and Lion, and this fixed it:

go to each failing client, system prefs / sharing and uncheck Remote Management and recheck it. Now try. Good luck!

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Well it’s been a week…. (via Something’s Awry…)

So far so good comes the report. It is almost a given if people give the Mac a try they like it. It is beautiful to use isn’t it?

Well it's been a week.... … Since I got my Mac mini. Yes, instantly I’ve sent some of you into a massive rage. How dare I buy myself anything Apple? Having been there myself many years ago, I  never ever thought I’d have lowered myself to purchasing a Mac. Until I did. Background It all started recently with the demise of my SSD – my homebuilt machine was getting annoying – stuff seemed to be failing or playing up left right and centre and I was fed up of taking the mac … Read More

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Apple and the Enterprise (via )

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Well this argument makes sense, but I think many IT managers will feel burned with the loss of the Xserve RAID and the Xserve. I doubt they will invest their reputations again on what probably hurt them in credibility/value in the eyes of their employers.

I know when I worked at a company that invested in tens of thousands of dollars worth of Apple equipment, they were upset when Apple EOL’d the XRAID. It is a bitter pill to swallow for the person who make that decision.

So I’ve had this thought for some time now, and have shared it with a few people here and there. Before I start getting deep into speculation, I want to lay down some facts: Oct 2010 – Apple outsources Enterprise sales and support to Unisys. Nov 2010 – Apple announces the discontinuation of the XServe. At the same time, they release a laughable white paper, referring to the Mac Pro and Mac Mini Server as reasonable replacements. The Mac enterpris … Read More

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