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Did you try turning Spotlight off and then on to force a reindex? Also, are you by chance running Mavericks on a separate volume and is Spotlight configured to index that volume? In other words, I know Spotlight is finding Mail, but I'm not sure if it's finding your new mail since Mavericks install or looking at the old Mail DB on your ML install.

Thanks, I just checked, that Spotlight indeed excluded my Mavericks partition from search results. The ones I saw in the results must have been on my Mountain Lion partition. Reindexing now...
 
What are the Benefits of POP3?
Can't really see any "benefits" here (as being "opposed" to IMAP, that is).

Since all of your messages are downloaded immediately, after you check your mail at your computer, you do not need to actually be connected to the Internet to read your email.
There's nothing preventing doing the same with IMAP. Apple offers keeping offline copies as an option when setting up an IMAP account in Apple Mail.

Also, because the messages are downloaded to your computer you do not need to worry about accruing disk usage charges because the messages do not stay on the servers
Disk space for mail is plenty - and costs virtually nothing today.

And again: No problem doing the same with IMAP: just download Messages, put them in a local folder - and delete from the server.

all your emails will sit there, taking up space, until you use Webmail or an IMAP client to delete them!
Can be a totally automated process, achieved by creating a simple rule in Mail.

I see no reason to do this myself, as it would negate the benefits of IMAP - but it should be simple to "dumb down" your IMAP account to POP3 behavior:
Check to keep offline copies of IMAP messages in account settings.
Create a rule to copy/move incoming mails from the account to INBOX or any local folder you desire.
Optional: also disable storing drafts and sent mails on the, disable trash mailbox.

IMAP is superior to POP3.
 
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Purchased books that are stored in iCloud may not show up in your book library after signing in. Running the following commands in Terminal and relaunching iBooks will resolve this:
rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.bookstoreagent/ProductionBag ; killall -9 bookstoreagent
 
why do so many people care about ibooks? do you really read books on your mac a lot?

Yes, it was the thing that made buying ebooks from Apple frustrating. I could read a Kindle ebook on my Mac or iPad, but an eBook from the iBookstore could only be read on my iPad. (I don't consider either iPhone ebook reader to be functionally useable, except in a pinch. YMMV.)

Plus, I think it pisses off Eric Holder and the DOJ, so that alone makes it a win.
 
Purchased books that are stored in iCloud may not show up in your book library after signing in. Running the following commands in Terminal and relaunching iBooks will resolve this:
rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.bookstoreagent/ProductionBag ; killall -9 bookstoreagent

Mines should up after entering my Apple iD to sign in
 
Don't know if anyone said this before, but now on your address bar appears "Web Address / Search (Google)". Or was this present before?
 

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Nothing said about improving basic applications such as:
Apple Mail
Address Book
Calendar
Copy/paste
Quick time
Dictionary
All esoteric improvements of value to very few people.:mad:
 
Thanks, I just checked, that Spotlight indeed excluded my Mavericks partition from search results. The ones I saw in the results must have been on my Mountain Lion partition. Reindexing now...

Glad to help! Same exact thing happened to a developer friend of mine. Confused the heck out of us until we checked Spotlight.
 
The Dock looks different to me when placed on the left

iPhoto is installed even if you didn't have it before.
 
Nothing said about improving basic applications such as:
Apple Mail
Address Book
Calendar
Copy/paste
Quick time
Dictionary
All esoteric improvements of value to very few people.:mad:

Can anyone check whether or not you can schedule a recurring appointment in the Maverick Calendar for the fifth Saturday of any month (for 2013 this should be June, August, and November).
 
How is IMAP better than pop3 anyway?

Edit: I mean functionally. I can read the Wikipedia article.

With IMAP, all your devices and your mail server stay in synch. Marking something as read or unread, as well as inbox, trash, drafts, sent messages all get synched across your devices and your mail server. POP3 just downloads one copy your incoming messages to whichever device gets at it first and deletes it from the server. Sent, drafts, trash won't get synched.
 
Can anyone check whether or not you can schedule a recurring appointment in the Maverick Calendar for the fifth Saturday of any month (for 2013 this should be June, August, and November).

No, unfortunately:
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You can still choose "last" Saturday, but I don't know how to make that only apply to months with 5 Saturdays only.
 
Can anyone check whether or not you can schedule a recurring appointment in the Maverick Calendar for the fifth Saturday of any month (for 2013 this should be June, August, and November).

Not on DP5 yet to test, but could you not add the scheduling to repeat on the last Saturday of the month? Not quite the same, I know, but then I can't imagine an event only required on a 5th Saturday of a month?
 
So I suppose we'll see the re-skinned Game Center and Reminders either in the next DP or the GM. The have to change them.
 
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