Ok I have upgraded to Lion, and the dot-2 update.
Things that are driving me crazy are SOLVED: Preview which seems to open everything that I have opened in the past whenever I open another file with it, and then adds that file onto the screen with the next file that I open. I have tried rebooting and even tripped through the Preferences and can't seem to find this 'feature' anywhere.
SOLVED: It seems that the two finger scroll on my MacBook Pro is opposite what it used to be in Snow Leopard. I keep sliding my fingers towards me and expect the screen to scroll down, and t doesn't. Is it the drugs or is this another new 'feature'.</strike>
Another bit that is driving me nuts is that we have an intranet with our own private DNS server and have a DNS record pointing to the local server. The name is 'remote.mydomainname.com' and it points to the private address. There is also a domain record for the actual public internet domain called 'remote.mydomainname.com' and it points to the external address for the remote access box which knows when we try to hit it from inside that we are inside and denies the connection. SO... Lion seems to be grabbing the 'real' public IP address somehow and trying to connect to the external address which is denied and totally ignores the local private DNS server that continues to point all other systems (both Windows and Mac) to the correct internal address. I checked the Network Preferences and they only list the internal DNS server. Snow Leopard iMacs work fine. This MacBook Pro worked fine before installing Lion.
Interesting issues...
Anyone had these, and found a way to live with Lion?
Thanks...
Things that are driving me crazy are SOLVED: Preview which seems to open everything that I have opened in the past whenever I open another file with it, and then adds that file onto the screen with the next file that I open. I have tried rebooting and even tripped through the Preferences and can't seem to find this 'feature' anywhere.
SOLVED: It seems that the two finger scroll on my MacBook Pro is opposite what it used to be in Snow Leopard. I keep sliding my fingers towards me and expect the screen to scroll down, and t doesn't. Is it the drugs or is this another new 'feature'.</strike>
Another bit that is driving me nuts is that we have an intranet with our own private DNS server and have a DNS record pointing to the local server. The name is 'remote.mydomainname.com' and it points to the private address. There is also a domain record for the actual public internet domain called 'remote.mydomainname.com' and it points to the external address for the remote access box which knows when we try to hit it from inside that we are inside and denies the connection. SO... Lion seems to be grabbing the 'real' public IP address somehow and trying to connect to the external address which is denied and totally ignores the local private DNS server that continues to point all other systems (both Windows and Mac) to the correct internal address. I checked the Network Preferences and they only list the internal DNS server. Snow Leopard iMacs work fine. This MacBook Pro worked fine before installing Lion.
Interesting issues...
Anyone had these, and found a way to live with Lion?
Thanks...
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