so does that mean there is no more @me.com emails? That's my main email. I never got a warning from apple that I won't be able to use it.
so does that mean there is no more @me.com emails? That's my main email. I never got a warning from apple that I won't be able to use it.
No. It means there are no more .Mac email addys with the exception of a few early adopters.
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I'm just waiting for the screaming, gnashing of teeth, and rending of clothing when MobileMe totally and completely shuts down and all of those folks who didn't get all of their stuff off go nuts howling about how they got screwed by Apple.
(Cynical and assume-the-worst SOB...aren't I!)
MobileMe Gallery: just go Flickr (pro). An alternative worth checking out is ZangZing.
Any photos you uploaded to MobileMe Gallery will be put in your iPhoto library as an event called From MobileMe. But... These ARE NOT COPIES of your photos, they are the original photos from your iPhoto Library. When I deleted the event thinking it was just copies of the original photos, I luckily noticed that the photos were missing from the event that has the birth of my first son along with many others.
NOT COOL APPLE!!!
No. It means there are no more .Mac email addys with the exception of a few early adopters.
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This shouldn't be necessary. From Apple's web site:
"What happened to MobileMe Gallery?
Galleries published to MobileMe are no longer available. However, for a limited time, you can still save copies of all photos and movies published to your gallery. If you have a Mac, it is likely that most of your gallery photos are already in iPhoto. If not, you can sync your gallery photos to your iPhoto library. You can also download your photos and movies directly from the web. Please read this article for details."
I read the website, the issue is not that I lost the galleries, it's that when Apple put the galleries back in my iPhoto Library, it linked them to the original files. So, when I dragged the "new" event called From Mobile Me, it took the files from the other Events and put them in the trash. So Apple didn't actually download the pictures to iPhoto for me, it just created an Event and linked the files to the originals.
Oh, and MrNomNoms, thanks for your "input" but there was nothing on the screen when I opened up iPhoto, I just saw a new Event and when I looked in it, I saw that it was just all the photos that I had put in galleries so I thought to myself "I already have these photos in other Events so why do I need copies of these" but these were not copies of the files, they were just links to the other originals.
Dropbox and similar use local disk space.
I'm glad Apple made it possible to continue using Mobileme email addresses after it was closed down. But they didn't tell the whole truth - unless you have migrated to iCloud AND updated all your software and hardware (iOS and OSX) you cannot login at all and get no webmail facility online.
I am using an iMac which I CAN upgrade to Lion but then I lose Rosetta and cannot use the drawing package in Appleworks (I KNOW it is ancient) which Apple never bothered to replace when it went to iWorks/iLife. So I'll have to run Snow Leopard AND Lion to still use it. (Any ideas what software can FULLY read/edit Appleworks drawing files?)
To rub salt in the wound Apple has made iCloud compatible with MS Windows Vista (from 2007) yet incompatible with Snow Leopard (the current OS until 2011). Surely Apple could have simply made iCloud a seamless and painless transition by making it SL compatible?
Only if you want. You're free to turn on selective local syncing and tell Dropbox to ignore certain folders on a particular computer. It works great.
But wasn't Apple going to go to the cloud with iWork? I thought they were going in that direction, but is it as iWork being SAAS or actually the whole thing being a cloud based offering?
Hmm, I can still access my iDisk files (via OS X Finder), so it doesn't seem to be completely shut down yet? The iOS Gallery and iDisk apps are now shot though.
No. It means there are no more .Mac email addys with the exception of a few early adopters.
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The transition to iCloud went well other than the 2 grand I had to drop to buy new compatible devices....