Tim Doty
From: United States
Registered: 2006-02-06
Posts: 2939
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it looks like this worthless email was sent to the list. I was going to actually try and investigate but… high fever put an end to most everything (including, apparently, my ability to not click 'send' before I'm done).
My apologies for the noise.
On Mar 15, 2012, at 7:19 AM, Tim Doty wrote:
> Hi Terence,
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> On Mar 14, 2012, at 05:28 AM, Terence Casey <tdcasey@btinternet.com> wrote:
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>> It's one problem after another with this new Mac OS!
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>> I did what Jim Saklad suggested and PGS appeared to load perfectly with all my old preferences in place.
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>> That was until I noticed that the items in the Toolbar were not the ones I usually use.
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>> I went to PGS Preferences and brought up the 'Toolbar\' page. I moved all the preferences I wanted from the left window to the right window and clicked on Save. When I reopened PGS nothing had altered.
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>> I then tried manually editing the Preferences file in 'Library' but this also had no effect.
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>> What am I doing wrong please?
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> I don't know
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>> With many thanks,
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>> Cheerio,
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>> Terence Casey
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>> > On 13 Mar 2012, at 15:37, Jim Saklad wrote:
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>> > Well. That did it! Many thanks – I would never have found it otherwise. Not very intuitive is it?
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>> > With many thanks,
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>> > Cheerio,
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>> > Terence Casey
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>> >>> What you suggest is exactly as I found it in Mac OS X 6.?? (Snow Leopard) and i used to find the prefs file and substitute the one I had saved from before.
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>> >>> However my problem now is that this does not work in MacOS X 7.3 (Lion).
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>> >>> In the first place there does not appear to be any folder called "Library" in (users)/(username)/
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>> >> That is a different question.
>> >> MacWorld magazine published a lift of at least 19 ways to make ~/Library available to the average user.
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>> >> Click on Finder
>> >> Holding the <Option> key down, click on the "Go" Menu
>> >> Scroll down and choose "Library"
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>> >> When a Finder window now opens with ~/Library in it, click-and-hold on the folder in the titlebar of the window, and drag it to the top part of the sidebar on the left.
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>> >> Once you have done this, ~/Library will always be available to you, and the file is where I previously said:
>> >> ~/Library/Preferences/com.grasshopperllc.PageStream.plist
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