I'm running mac 10.10.1 and I have old reunion 8 files on this mac. So... can I open old R-8 files in R-10 on my current mac?
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YES! Reunion 10 will convert older versions. The basic database format does not change, only the features and devices it works on. Go to the Leister.com web site for more details: http://www.leisterpro.com/doc/version10/upgrade.php Specific Instructions: http://www.leisterpro.com/doc/version10/questions/answers/howtoupgrade.php
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I was very disappointed in Platinum V6 and had to go back to my old PM 18.1 in order to open my old files. I was in a bind: Had a new 8.1 computer that wouldn't recognize or accept my years of designs from many programs and wouldn't let me install my older programs so actually bought a new Windows 7 pro and installed all my old programs. I think the "cloud" is the technology of the future but what about our files of the past and present? I now have two computers. Dumb, but no options. FYI, I am 84.
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Yes. I did it on my MacBook Pro 15 2008. You use the DISK UTILITY in OS X to create the single partition or more in the HFT format. Then the new SSHD is able to be selected as the hard drive to restore all your data via Time Machine.
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It works with 2.0 USB. If 10.6.8 has Time Machine, I believe it should work. (I had 10.7 when I first started using it). It's very simple to set up--you basically just plug it in and then open Time Machine, which will then ask you which disc to use for backup. It's the best investment I've made in terms of piece of mind.
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Yes, You may have to format to work. The one I bought was exFAT. exFAT is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6.5 or newer, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.
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It's compatible unless you want to create a boot drive. In other words, you can use it for file backup, including Time Machine according to someone else who reviewed it (I never tried), etc. What you can't do on Mac and the reason I returned it, is create a clone of your internal Mac drive from which you could boot in case the internal drive failed. One caution: this was true when I tried four months ago. I have not checked to see if Buffalo has made any changes since then.
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Yes. There's a jbod setting. You can load 4 disks and have your mac see Disks: W,X,Y,Z... :)
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Thomas there is a new software version out 10.9.2 you may want to load if you are not aware of it but YES this Canvio will work great with that version. Just plug it in and it goes to work with Time Machine on your Mac. I love mine.
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yes, use Time Machine. it's the native backup app for Macs. and for the love of stuff... DON'T UPGRADE PAST SNOW LEOPARD. not because of this hard drive backup solution... don't do it because Lion, Mountain Lion and Mavericks are all crap.
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I dont us +RW. I use -R (permanent) and -RW (rerecord). You can try to delete or erase what is on disk and record. Make sure you dont want old programs anymore. Your user manual should explain all this. Good luck! JD
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Yes, the older version of "Clean my Mac" will work with older versions of Mac OS. I have used it successfully.
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I'm not familiar with Mac, but I think the problem is that you can not keep changing the format. I would advise that if it works on one of those, use it for that and purchase a new one for the other. The problem today is that programs and computers update too fast and the older ones become obsolete. Hope that helps.
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You can definitely jump over 10.4, as long as your machine is capable of running Leopard. I have done this on multiple computers at work, so yes, I can confirm that a 10.3 to 10.5 upgrade does work (just be sure to archive/install, not upgrade!)
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I have not transfered files from earlier versions so I'm sorry I cannot help you. The reason is I have just started using this software in our business.
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No. This is to put into your mac book so that it can use two HDD. This is by no means a way to retrieve data. Your going to need to find software to do what you are looking for.
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Yes. Time Machine can automatically back up to this, and you can use the drive as a regular network share and store files on it that you no longer want on your mac. It works well with OSX, works horribly with Windows.
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If you have MacOS 10.4 or later on your laptops, yes you can. Windows 8 has the software to choose the files you wish to backup, not sure about apple.