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Okay so i recently started using pages, and I've noticed that it keeps making backups of all of my documents. Does anyone know if there is a way I can automatically assign these documents to a separate folder other than the one that my original documents are in? any way to disable it?

Disabling it should be possible in Pages' preferences. You can't define a separate folder, though. But if you save and close a document, its backup is automatically removed, anyway.

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please, all on one page, all of the ones I have found, are month to view, so there are 12 pages unfortunately. ...

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I have a similar situation. I don't have a static ip and have registered with DynDNS. My domain is performa460.com. I can host web pages fine. I am unsure where to go from here for setting up a mail server. ...

name" which is now the static IP address. The hard coded search links fail.. and these are pages that are coming from OS X server... the static IP links work. ...

A few months ago certain web pages started failing to load. ...

I'm using OSX 10.4.11 on an Intel Core Duo MacBook Pro (17"), 2.16 GHz, and Camino 1.6.5 = Computer#1 I'm also using OSX 10.4.7 on my older Power PC G4, 867 MHz and Camino 1.0.2 = Computer#2 I am suddenly unable to "sign-in" at a financial institution I have been using for many months with no problem using computer #1. I now get a response: "Bad Request" indicating the...