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To: MrsEmmaPeel
I upgraded to snow Leopard, and now my scanner no longer works. Apple TV was acting very flaky (no changes to the network) - turns out there was a problem with iTunes and Snow Leopard. My patience for Apple errors is pretty much at an end.

On the scanner, the software is now provided by Apple for many scanners and is accessed via the printer control panel or the application Image Capture. Works pretty well. But it takes some time to find it and get used to it.

Apple recently announced an upgrade for the Apple TV which I bet is to address this very situation.

Each time you upgrade an OS, you WILL have these issues. It is part of reality. Even updates need to be approached with some caution. I never update until I watch to see if some unintended problems have been caused. This occurs whether you are running OSX, Vista, XP or Linux.

30 posted on 11/10/2009 8:48:43 AM PST by dalight
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To: dalight
I'm not new to upgrading. I still have my original 1984 Mac. I've drifted away and back to the Mac over the years. And I'm in a drifting away phase again - one additional reason to use the Mac has been taken away from me, with the scanner not working.

The iTunes/ Snow Leopard fiasco was unforgivable to me. Apple creates the hardware AND the software and couldn't test enough to make sure that both worked together. As it was, the hardware we had bought was temporarily unusable. I don't put up with that crap from Microsoft.

It will happen again, so I've decided its time to consider another platform for my video files.

37 posted on 11/10/2009 9:46:52 AM PST by MrsEmmaPeel (a government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take everything you have)
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