Chuck Reti
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Check MacUpdate.com or VersionTracker.com and search “window layout.”
There are a few that show up that look like they may be what you want. -
Exposé.
F9 key, or if using F9 key with FCP, remap to (Option or Shift or CMD)F9.
Set up in System Prefs. -
[juan prado] “I´ve read the tech spechs in apple.com and just works with Intel processors.”
You have answered your own question. The answer is no.
from Apple.com, System Requirement No.1:
“Requirements to install all Final Cut Studio applications
* Mac computer with an Intel processor” -
Try an Option key function in any app other than FCP.
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Made me think of BOLA32 and CometCG from “back in the day.”
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You could try changing the size of the type used to title the icons.
Under main menu, Finder>View>Show View Options (CMD-J). Pulldown menu allows sizing down to 10 pt. I am not aware of a method to allow long names under icons, though there could well be one or more.
Or, open a Finder window, select Desktop Folder and use List or Column view which would display full-length names for all items.
As a last resort, rename the items using abberviations. -
The OS that is installed with the new machine has many files and items specific to that model.
You could try it, but I believe you may at best get an error that the OS is not compatible with the hardware.
What’s the point of doing this anyway? -
1- your question is posted as a reply in an existing thread, so likely many viewers on the forum may not see it. Should have been started as a new topic.
2- DONT USE ALL CAPS PLEASE!
3-What computer model/OS version, etc.?It sounds like you have not set up your monitors in the “Displays” pane in System Prefs. You should also have a separate ATI Displays Pref Pane to tell the monitor you are sending it DVI and not analog.
Also sounds like you were trying to set video resolution in FCP to that of your monitor, not a video editing codec. -
You cannot install an Operating System version earlier than the one that comes with the new machine.
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Do “Get Info” (CMD-I) on the drive, see if “Ignore permissionas on this drive” is checked.