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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 I am trying to use Doc to Go on my PC in cooperation with Doc's to GO on my Acer; and the PC program fails to recognize my A500 - it seems to want to mount the SD Card via the USB Cable.Has anyone gotten this Sync to work between the PC and A500 - I know I can manually move things via File Explorer from internal memory to SD card? I was hoping to get this the 'SYNC' option to work Thank you in advance #2 I am experiencing the same issue with mine. Docs to go does not see the A500 USB connection. Mystified #3 try polaris office or quickoffice #4 I am trying to use Doc to Go on my PC in cooperation with Doc's to GO on my Acer; and the PC program fails to recognize my A500 - it seems to want to mount the SD Card via the USB Cable.Has anyone gotten this Sync to work between the PC and A500 - I know I can manually move things via File Explorer from internal memory to SD card? I was hoping to get this the 'SYNC' option to work Thank you in advance I.m havin the same problem. of course after I purchased the full version of docs to go. If anyone has figured it out I would appreciate the help. Hate to waste the $14. #5 I.m havin the same problem. of course after I purchased the full version of docs to go. If anyone has figured it out I would appreciate the help. Hate to waste the $14. What OS you working with? #7 problem fixed - upgrade to latest and all is well - thank you #8 problem fixed - upgrade to latest and all is well - thank you Sorry I am dense Honeycomb upgrade for the tablet? #9 I am wondering also...what did you upgrade to get the docs to go connection to work? I am running the newest honeycomb on my A500 and just upgraded my android docs to go. Did you have to upgrade the desktop docs to go too....and didn't that cost money to do so(if thats what you did). Please reply because probably lots of us with docs to go

#16 Thanks robI've had macs for years and still not discovered why it makes dot files or how to get rid of them easily I've been taking the card to work and deleting them on that, as I show hidden files on my PC and find it easier!I used this for reference, never understood the dot files part though and couldn't follow it DW58 Go Kart Champion #17 I've never heard of dot files to be honest. I'm a relatively recent convert to Macs having only got my first one two years ago but I'd never go back to PCs.I'll have to get my son to check my SD card on his PC (hiss boo). #18 Yea love macs! If he puts it in his pc and shows all hidden files you'll see them starting with a . Such as .DS_store etc.Although if the sd card works fine with no intervention to delete I'm sure there'll be no need to bother as I've done. #19 I downloaded a program called itunemywalkman for my MacBook. It let me select which playlists to copy to the sd card and im pretty sure it didn't copy any dot files. DW58 Go Kart Champion #20 I downloaded a program called itunemywalkman for my MacBook. It let me select which playlists to copy to the sd card and im pretty sure it didn't copy any dot files. Thanks - I'll give that a go.

I am not putting on my SSD ( i want to put windows and world of warcraft and other games i play alot on the SSD ) I ran my anti-virus: Microsoft Security Essentials and also ran Malware bytes and nothing showed up. I tried to do a system restore and go back before i downloaded glary utilities but when i went to go check to see if i could do it there were no restore points and it told me the feature was not enabled i got my PC built and i guess they never turned that feature on.Now i have some questions I know that malware and viruses can't effect your video card, CPU or Ram and only hardrive But i looked up on google to see if anything could be infected they said that motherboards can become infected is that true? i am using the Asus P8Z77-V LK, if i go out and buy a new hard drive will i still have this lag problem because my motherboard bios is infected? Should i even go out and buy a new harddrive or can i fix the one i have now? if you could help me figure out what i should do to fix my pc and make it the way it was before downloading Glary utilities that would be awesome and much apprecaited thank you!PC specs should be in my forum profile the motherboard i am using now is the Asus P8Z77-V LK and the hard drive

Hi Phil. Thanks for the detailed reply. I get how the Instant's work - and I've got everything set up on channels etc. It all works in terms of sending stuff correctly (I'm actually pretty good at MIDI...I control all my Preset changing on the HX from an iPad lyric App; I select a new song, and the HX changes to that preset and the correct snapshot to start the song with), it's how the HX snapshots are storing and copy/pasting that I have issues with. I guess I my query boils down to this... I populated a whole batch of presets with a "baseline" preset to work from - it saved me doing things like setting up my Amp Switcher button every time I built in a new preset. As part of that, I also set up default Instant Commands with PC 0 to go to both my MIDI pedals (on their separate channels). Again, the idea was to not need to set up the two Instant Commands with the MIDI channel everytime I wanted a new preset. All I thought I would have to do is change the PC for each in Snapshot 1, then build from there, copying and pasting that snapshot for each part of that song. So, I go into a preset to set it up for a song. For this song, I go into snapshot mode and program snapshot 1, changing the Instant Commands PC msg relevant to that tune. This works fine. I can leave the preset, come back to it and, as long as I saved it to snapshot 1, the correct PC is sent. I then Copy/Paste the snapshot to a new snapshot to work on the sounds for the chorus/lead/whatever. In this new snapshot (which I've copied from my correctly setup one), the Instant Command messages do not get copied over. They stay the same as the "baseline" preset I originally had and send the PC 0's I set up in that baseline; I would expect the new snapshot to be exactly the same as the one I copied. In essence - copy/paste in snapshots is not copy/pasting Instant Commands. I couldn't see the Duplicate PC function in the HX manual - shame - that would be perfect and is the sort of functionality I was after when I set out how I would expect it to work in my

A Bluetooth adapter separately. Once you have a Bluetooth-enabled PC, you can start pairing it with other Bluetooth devices.How do I know if my PC has Bluetooth capabilities?To check if your PC has Bluetooth capabilities, you can follow a few simple steps. First, go to your PC’s Device Manager, which can be accessed by pressing the Windows key + X and selecting Device Manager. In the Device Manager, look for the Bluetooth section, which should be listed under the Network Adapters category. If you see a Bluetooth device listed, it means your PC has Bluetooth capabilities.Alternatively, you can also check your PC’s specifications or documentation to see if it mentions Bluetooth capabilities. If you’re still unsure, you can contact the manufacturer’s support team for assistance. They can help you determine if your PC has Bluetooth capabilities and provide guidance on how to use it.How do I turn on Bluetooth on my PC?To turn on Bluetooth on your PC, you need to access the Bluetooth settings. The steps to do this may vary depending on your PC’s operating system. For Windows 10 and 11, you can go to the Start menu and select Settings, then click on Devices, and finally select Bluetooth & other devices. From there, you can toggle the Bluetooth switch to the On position.Once Bluetooth is turned on, your PC will start searching for available devices to pair with. You can then select the device you want to pair with and follow the prompts to complete the pairing process. Make sure that the device you want to pair with is also turned on and in pairing mode.How do I pair a Bluetooth device with my PC?To pair a Bluetooth device with your PC, you need to put the device in pairing mode. The steps to do this vary depending on the device, so you may need to consult the device’s documentation for instructions. Once the device is in pairing mode, go to your PC’s Bluetooth settings and select the device from the list of available devices.Once you’ve selected the device, your PC will prompt you to confirm the pairing. Follow the prompts to complete the pairing process, which may involve entering a passcode or confirming a pairing request. Once the pairing is complete, you can start using the device with your PC.What types of devices can I connect to my PC using Bluetooth?You can connect a wide range of devices to your PC using Bluetooth, including headphones, speakers, keyboards, mice, and more. Bluetooth devices can be categorized into two main types: input devices and output devices. Input devices, such as keyboards and mice, allow you to interact with your PC, while output devices, such as headphones and speakers,

Files to my USB flash drive Your USB may be set to the Fat32 file system. USBs set to this have a 4GB limit on file size. For larger than 4GB files format your USB using exFAT or NTFS file format. Why doesn’t my PC recognise my iPhone photos? This is most likely because your PC does not recognise the HEIC format. In 2017, Apple began using the High Efficiency Image Container (HEIC) format in iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra. This format allows for smaller file sizes than JPG or PNG.If you would prefer that your iPhone camera saves images in JPG format, you can go to Settings/Camera/Formats and set the ‘Most Compatible’ option. Your camera will now save all images a JPGs – but be aware that your images will now be larger in filesize.Windows 10 supports HEIC files, however earlier versions of Windows may not. If you wish to view your HEIC photos on Windows and your PC does not recognise them, we recommend converting them to JPG using this handy online tool: Why doesn’t my PC recognise my iPad photos? This is most likely because your PC does not recognise the HEIC format. In 2017, Apple began using the High Efficiency Image Container (HEIC) format in iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra. This format allows for smaller file sizes than JPG or PNG.If you would prefer that your iPad camera saves images in JPG format, you can go to Settings/Camera/Formats and set the ‘Most Compatible’ option. Your camera will now save all images a JPGs – but be aware that your images will now be larger in filesize.Windows 10 supports HEIC files, however earlier versions of Windows may not. If you wish to view your HEIC photos on Windows and your PC does not recognise them,