Hello experts,

I want to compose a biogeme (http://www.statwizards.com/Help/DataWizard/WebHelp/statistics_programs/biogeme.htm) on a MacBook 4 (Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 Ghz, 4 GB RAM, Mac OS 10.6.8 Snow Leopard).

The latest version of Snow Leopard 3.2.6 XCode is now available.  Along with it I also installed the latest MacPorts for extra package, also python 3.1.4, fltk 1.1.10, xmlwrapp 0.6.2, gcc 4.5.3

I have failed to compose biogeme with gcc 4.5.3 and also with gcc 4.2.1 with same result given here:

Making all in libraries/parameters
echo -d patParserParam.yy
-d patParserParam.yy
mv patParserParam.yy.tab.c patParserParam.cc

mv: cannot stat `patParserParam.yy.tab.c': No such file or directory

Hello,

On a pair of Windows Server 2008 R2 Machines, I set up a failover-clustered file share.  This setup is functioning properly along with the Windows clients as well as with Macs running 10.6 Snow Leopard.  But Leopard is not responding during connection as they should. I don’t believe that this is caused by the failover-clustered part of the equation, but there may be a possibility that it is the reason.

So here's what happens on the Leopard machines.  When a machine running Leopard attempts to connect, it tries for a bit, and then asks for the username and password to connect with (as expected). The username and password are entered (correctly), and almost immediately it comes back with the message:

Unable to join a mac mini recently upgraded to OS X Lion to Active Directory 2003 and get the following error: authentication server encountered an error whiles attempting the requested operation. 
 
I was able to re-join a OS X Lion server to AD 2003 as it was joined to the domain before upgrading to Lion. I had to rejoin as it did not communicate properly with AD after the upgrade.  

But, it was no issue. The mac mini that will not joining the domain, but just errors out. Usually, with Snow Leopard, when it would not join, it was something simple (time off, wrong username/password, etc…).  

Tend to be there any kind of applications or even ways of totally removing just about all remnants of the program installed on osx? I have operate the look for the program that needed to get rid of (Pocket Mac pro) as well as erased exactly what arrived upward, I quickly proceeded to go to the library > applications (I believe this was) as well as eliminated 1 document which was inside as well as purged the trash can.

However this particular new software program I’m attempting to set up known as "Missing Sync" continues to be obtaining upon something left out through pocket mac professional and coming up this particular error information after I attempt to install the Missing Sync (see the image below).

I would like to ask if there are ongoing issues on Apple’s cloud computing system and document application? I recently found out that documents done via Pages may be shared (in the control panel) using iWork.

This is very convenient for me and I am very satisfied but I would just like to know if you can explain why this application is not within the cloud computing system? 

I would very much like to use this application. Thank you in advance for the help. 

I am now using iOS 5 and naturally, have integrated my directory and calendar application to Apple’s cloud computing system. I am now thinking of re-installing the fourth version of iPhone but retain the cloud computing.

If I pursue this, will my applications still successfully integrate using Apple’s multi-media player or should it really just be within that cloud computing domain?

I would like to know the outcome so that I can decide. I hope you can help me.

Thank you so much.

I am considering getting a different operating system for my Mac. My family and I share a calendar using Gmail. Though we have different user accounts for Mac but all our devices and consoles have that shared calendar visible.

If I install the new operating system and the new cloud computing, will there be significant changes?

Will all devices still be able to view the calendars via Google or will they be restricted from making changes on that calendar?

I need an advice so that I could make the necessary changes.

Thank you! 

I impulsively acted when I saw some information on transferring my Google email data to Apple’s cloud computing system. I wanted a centralized area for all my information so I decided to move everything to cloud computing. What I did not check was the size of my account, which was large and the transfer process pushed through.

However, because of the size, the transfer stopped midway and my cloud computing account cannot accept any additional information that also included electronic mails. Now I cannot erase mails, I went to the website of the cloud computing and tried to remove all messages but I was only getting an error prompt, then I tried to clean my trash bin but the data is still there.

My iTunes and Apple cloud computing system user email accounts share the same details and I would like to create a separate account for cloud computing. Is it possible to simple remove the account or will my whole system be affected in this action?

Should I create a new iTunes account instead so that I will have a different account from the cloud computing?

Can you please guide me through the process of making a new account for the Apple cloud computing service?

Thank you so much! 

There are a couple of word files that I wanted to restore and I have been attempting for a while now, but apparently, these files are suspended within the application. They are visible in the interface on my tablet and phone and on the cloud computing interface itself but in the digital application screen, the cloud computing application just hung on the updating status bar.

I tried putting another word file and it worked well. I tried exiting the application and re-launching it but it still was not working. I am now led to believe that the whole structure is suspending it. Should I call the customer service or is there still an easy fix for this problem?

Please give me an advice on what should I do. Thank you!