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kmeelyon replied on September 02, 2008 19:09 to the question "How can I get photos from the iPhone to the computer without emailing them?" in Apple:
For some reason, in the past two weeks, iPhoto stopped opening up when I connect my iPhone to my computer. It does open up itunes and synch my phone, but even when I open iPhoto, I cannot find my iPhone and can't seem to import my photos.
I have tried what @roadstar recommends, opening Image Capture, but Image Capture also does not see my iphone. It only shows my scanner.
What's the deal? I have about 60 photos I want to put on my computer. Anyone else suddenly start having this problem?
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roadstar replied on August 30, 2008 21:09 to the question "How can I get photos from the iPhone to the computer without emailing them?" in Apple:
There is a simple way to get your IPhone pics on your computer and bypass ITunes and IPhoto. Apple includes a great program called Image Capture on all Macs. Open up the program and it will see the IPhone or any camera like device and it will allow you to download any or all of them, where to put them and if you would like them deleted off the device when you are through. It also creates great icons for each photo for ease finding them.
chocolatecake replied on August 21, 2008 14:40 to the question "How can I get photos from the iPhone to the computer without emailing them?" in Apple:
use this: http://www.copytrans.net/copytranspho...
Barry replied on August 19, 2008 02:39 to the problem "My iPhone isn't automatically connecting to my home wifi network" in Apple:
I'm having this problem at home (Linksys WiFi same as others) and re-entering the WEP key doesn't help, but when I log into the router and change the last digit of the key (don't need to change the whole password), then make the same change on my iphone, it connects instantly. It's a pain to have to boot up my PC just to change the WEP key every time my iphone has this problem.
DLeigh03 replied on August 14, 2008 00:34 to the problem "My iPhone isn't automatically connecting to my home wifi network" in Apple:
I had a similar problem with my iphone and my linksys wrt54gx4. My iphone picked up the wireless network, but clicking on it didn't prompt me for a password. Rather, the phone just tried to connect, the network would be checked, and then said the network was unavailable. Before my iphone automatically connected with no problems.. not sure what changed that. After tons of time wasted trying to update my phone and router i finally just ended up changing the WPA password as well as changing the name of the network and now it seems to be working fine. Hope it works out for you!
Matt Brown replied on August 08, 2008 14:00 to the discussion "Help us improve our new beta site - The Library" in Last.fm:
Hi @akrde, sorry for making you feel left alone. Unfortunately we can't address every individual issue with individual people, but rest assured we're listening. We're using Get Satisfaction in an experimental capacity to see how it works in tandem with Last.fm's forums and support offering.
Again, rest assured we have a lot of cool plans for the Library, and everyone's input is listened to, appreciated and taken into account.
akrde replied on August 08, 2008 10:57 to the discussion "Help us improve our new beta site - The Library" in Last.fm:
A comment on the discussion "Help us improve our new beta site - The Library" in Last.fm:
Hi Matt, any news about that? I think it would be important now to see HOW an artist was added to our libraries! – akrde, on July 25, 2008 11:01
A comment on the problem "My iPhone isn't automatically connecting to my home wifi network" in Apple:
I am having the same problem! – schmidty, on July 16, 2008 19:29
schmidty replied on July 16, 2008 19:27 to the problem "My iPhone isn't automatically connecting to my home wifi network" in Apple:
Matt Brown replied on July 16, 2008 09:41 to the discussion "Help us improve our new beta site - The Library" in Last.fm:
akrde replied on July 15, 2008 19:49 to the discussion "Help us improve our new beta site - The Library" in Last.fm:
It would be very cool to see HOW an artist was added to our libraries!
Small icons beneath the artist images could represent the actual "status" of the artists in our library.
What icons would be needed?
Tag icon
Love icon
Playlist icon
Add icon (for manually added artists)
Scrobble icon
What could be done additionally with these icons?
1. If we want to remove an artist, we could check first in which of our profile areas this artist will be deleted too!
2. We could filter our library by these icons to just show loved artists, tagged artists, manually added artists, artists in playlists, scrobbled artists or combinations of that!
3. It would be possible to play a selective library radio which for example plays only tagged artists!
Todd Jones replied on July 01, 2008 16:13 to the discussion "Help us improve our new beta site - The Library" in Last.fm:
mishad7 replied on June 13, 2008 22:12 to the discussion "Help us improve our new beta site - The Library" in Last.fm:
Oh, and this looks great:
http://lastgraph3.aeracode.org/
Maybe you can make a deal with the developer, and incorporate this? It would really look amazing.
mishad7 replied on June 13, 2008 22:08 to the discussion "Help us improve our new beta site - The Library" in Last.fm:
The settings (http://beta.last.fm/settings/account) page looks broken. Buttons and corresponding text do not form a group.
Vladimir replied on June 05, 2008 23:40 to the question "The new design" in Last.fm:
Dami replied on June 04, 2008 22:32 to the problem "My iPhone isn't automatically connecting to my home wifi network" in Apple:
I have the same problem, still.
I've had Linksys WRT54GC (small one), and that worked fine for iPhone, my 15" and 17" MacBooks Pro.
The little one died (tried to upload firmware via wireless, something got disconnected and I pulled the plug - it was in the middle of flashing. Lesson learned), and I got new and shiny Linksys WRT310N, firmware was 1.00.01 at that point.
Right away I've tried setting up WPA2-Personal encryption, but I kept having problems with all Apples connecting (Windows machines connected fine). I switched to WEP 64-bit, and both MacBooks started working, but iPhone is still touchy.
I've updated Linksys to latest firmware 1.00.04, no help. iPhone is on 1.1.2, haven't had a chance to update to 1.1.3 (waiting for 2.0 now).
As far as iPhone, it sees the network - if you go to wireless, you just click on my network, and it doesn't ask for passkey (it remembers). It works until you put it to sleep, and then you have to do it again (by sleep I mean pressing the top button).
All other WIFI network I have saved on phone work perfectly fine, all the time, auto-join, etc. Just my home, and of course, this is the one I would like to use the most.
I've tried contacting Linksys, and long story short, they said "not our problem, as everything but your iphone works".
I've tried resetting linksys multiple times, tried different encryptions and passkeys and network names - no luck.
I've also tried forgetting the network and rejoining, no help. I really don't want to completely reset the phone, as I'm always afraid of losing stuff on it.
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Dami
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