Quote from: Tracy on September 11, 2024, 02:34:22 PMThat doesn't look like a cheetah
Is that a Jaguar?

Not sure. Google brought it up in a search for Cheetah.

This isn't from the Cheetah wallpapers but it is a Cheetah.

My favorite was Cheetah.

Quote from: Tracy on September 10, 2024, 09:47:45 AMI'm always behind

In a prepress environment you should always be one or two versions behind Apple's current version.

Quote from: Tracy on September 09, 2024, 12:08:04 PMOk I'm getting ready!
going to do my home computer first
I don't think it will go Sonoma tho, too old

macOS Sequoia is being released a week from today. You will already be behind before you get Sonoma installed.

Quote from: Tracy on September 09, 2024, 11:38:36 AMis the interface different in any way?
pitstop ok?

Do you have an iPhone? It looks like that! System Settings looks like this. Just like an iPhone.

Quote from: Tracy on September 09, 2024, 11:15:54 AMOk, I'm seriously thinking about doing the install
does anyone know of any issues with Sonoma?

I have not had any prepress issues with it since I installed it.

Quote from: Tracy on September 05, 2024, 09:31:58 AMI think the space setting was from my NAS? that's where my Time Machine currently is, It's a share on my NAS
I bought a Toshiba external USB to change, but of course I'm putting it off, just like my OS update.

Good Info here about finding the files!!!

Oh yeah...forgot you were using a NAS so that would be a NAS setting.

Quote from: Tracy on September 04, 2024, 09:21:17 AMI had to figure out how to get a file, but it worked.

Fun fact...you don't have to go through Time Machine to restore files where it says "Browse Time Machine Backups".

You can go to it with the Finder like you do any other drive. Just double click on the drive and go to the most resent one and double click it. Then drill down to where your file is at. Copy it to where you need it.

I don't think there is a setting for amount of space. The only settings are that you can exclude certain disks or folders and how often to backup, ie...every hour, every day, every week, or manually. Manually of course would mean it would only do backups when you manually start one.

Quote from: Tracy on September 04, 2024, 09:21:17 AMI lost a file of a perfect bound cover I did a lot of color changes to.
I was freaking out and I found it with Time Machine!  Feels like a good day! 
I had to figure out how to get a file, but it worked.
It looks like my Time Machine is only backing up for a month so I lucked out.

I have to be more careful! I don't leave things on the desktop and I have a backup.
I think I threw away the file thinking I already put it on the server. 

Time Machine should be backing up several times a day unless you don't have the backup disk connected and turned on at your Mac. After the initial full backup it only backs up new or changed files after that. It won't start deleting older backups unless the backup disk runs out of space.

There is. Get rid of the transparency applied to it..

Quote from: David on August 13, 2024, 10:41:03 AMweird, click the Flag and it's a news link from 2 years ago.

Not anymore! 

Quote from: Tracy on August 13, 2024, 10:07:12 AMJoe are you able to put a note to him in the login area?
probably not but...

fyi: I know how to do the SOS signal in morse code

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Quote from: DigiCorn on August 13, 2024, 10:11:02 AMYeah... Maybe where the Ukrainian flag is by, "News."

That was the first place I tried and he never contacted me but hey...I will give it a go again.