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how do i/ or can i?
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You're not mentioning which addresses, which O.S.
In Mac OS 9.x, you can grab the TCP/IP preferences from System Folder: Preferences.
If you've got Netscape bookmarks, you can find them in there within the Netscape Users folder.
In Mac OS X, it's a little more complicated but bookmarks exist in Preferences under your user profile.
In Mac OS 9.x, you can grab the TCP/IP preferences from System Folder: Preferences.
If you've got Netscape bookmarks, you can find them in there within the Netscape Users folder.
In Mac OS X, it's a little more complicated but bookmarks exist in Preferences under your user profile.
In OS X you can copy the user account in the Users folder from one machine to another, and then open a new user (using you old short name) and most of the old preferences and settings should transfer.
Or you could just copy the address book file if you don't care about the rest of you user experience.
Or you could just copy the address book file if you don't care about the rest of you user experience.
Knowing which application and OS helps, each one stores them in a different place.
And if you're transitioning from OS 9 to OS X, it also is a bit different.
And no, the file shouldn't be hidden - but you're hiding the data WE need to help you find the file.
And if you're transitioning from OS 9 to OS X, it also is a bit different.
And no, the file shouldn't be hidden - but you're hiding the data WE need to help you find the file.
i understand.
You want your data from address book in OSX to be copied over to your cpu running jaguar.
http://www.versiontracker.com/mp/ne...ick&OS_Filter=MacOSX&search=address&x=15&y=12
try versiontracker... Address Book Exporter 1.0 ?
im sure something there will work for ya. There may be an easier way.. but i don't know.
Good luck
You want your data from address book in OSX to be copied over to your cpu running jaguar.
http://www.versiontracker.com/mp/ne...ick&OS_Filter=MacOSX&search=address&x=15&y=12
try versiontracker... Address Book Exporter 1.0 ?
im sure something there will work for ya. There may be an easier way.. but i don't know.
Good luck
You can do it, one of two ways:
1. If you have an iPod, you can just simply import all of your contacts into the iPod
2. Get a Firewire cable and connect the two computers together.
Once you have done step one, shut down your new computer.
Hold down the "T" key (transfer) on your new computer.
Power up the new computer(while holding down the T key)and you will see the
firewire symbol jumping around. Release the T key and look over to the old
computer. You should see your new computer displayed as a (Orange)Firewire
drive. Just drag and drop
1. If you have an iPod, you can just simply import all of your contacts into the iPod
2. Get a Firewire cable and connect the two computers together.
Once you have done step one, shut down your new computer.
Hold down the "T" key (transfer) on your new computer.
Power up the new computer(while holding down the T key)and you will see the
firewire symbol jumping around. Release the T key and look over to the old
computer. You should see your new computer displayed as a (Orange)Firewire
drive. Just drag and drop
moving contacts
in os X, if you want to move your contacts to another system, its easy.
go to the home/library folder. In there, theres a folder called addressbook. open that and copy the file called addressbook.addressbook to the other computer. place it in the home/library/adressbook folder
thats it, its instant. open the address book or mail.app and all your contacts are now there
in os X, if you want to move your contacts to another system, its easy.
go to the home/library folder. In there, theres a folder called addressbook. open that and copy the file called addressbook.addressbook to the other computer. place it in the home/library/adressbook folder
thats it, its instant. open the address book or mail.app and all your contacts are now there