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Hello Geno,
There are two ways to do exactly as you wish in your comments They are…
Option One: In-Forum Linking
When in any forum (such as the After Effects forum) that has related articles in our library, you can click on the name of the forum (in this case, the “Adobe After Effects” name seen just below the host pictures) and it will take you to a list of all Adobe After Effects articles.Option Two: Library Categories
By clicking on the Library link in the orange bar above, you will be taken to a page that shows the 25 newest articles. On the righthand side of the page is a “Categories” box that lists all the articles broken out by their host application, etc. If you click on the link that says “Adobe After Effects” you will be taken to all the After Effects-related articles, sorted by newest to oldest.Hope that helps.
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Ron Lindeboom
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What were you trying to post, Kevin? We just swapped out mySQL engines in the last 24 hours and so we are watching for anything weird.
Thanks for your feedback.
Ron Lindeboom
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If a few more people log in here and say that, they’ll lose a wide range of their products. I know many of the companies they sell for and they DO require authentication and if they aren’t doing it — well, let’s just say that they won’t be the first company to lose their license to sell educational copies.
Thanks for the report.
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I am sorry to have forgotten that this is indeed an Intel Mac-only bit of software.
“Ooops,” he said rather reddishly revealing his embarrassment.
🙂
That’s what I get for responding before I’ve had my morning coffee.
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I try to keep my units at 90 degrees or thereabouts. I keep mine a little below that. When they start getting to 100 or above, you need to be aware that something is up. When they get to 120 then you need to start panicking, as from my experience they will shortly be dieing an ugly death.
But use these tools at your own risk, as I assume no responsibility for anyone using this tool. It is what I use but I also use it at my risk and the author does not guarantee anything and it is not authorized by Apple, nor do they endorse the product in any way whatsoever. But I have been using it for well over a year and it has saved me on a few occasions when Summer heat plus intense working conditions would have cooked my machine.
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The catch is that when you place your order, you have to prove that you are a student. They usually require a form of identification like a student body card or the like.
The prices are not available to the general public and in order to keep their license agreements and retailer status with their various suppliers, they have to check their customers and document that they are legitimate students.
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First ting that I’d do under those circumstances is to make sure that all those holes on the font and back panels are wiped off and that all the holes are free to breathe and circulate air. Most times I have heard of this, the holes are plugged with dust and don’t allow circulation.
Next up, download and install the shareware application smcFanControl found at
https://homepage.mac.com/holtmann/eidac/READ THE INSTRUCTIONS.
Installing this will allow you to better control the fan speeds and watch the inner core temperatures. It will also show you your temp and fan speeds so you can keep your machines from burning up.
When you have installed it, it will show up in the upper right corner of your screen as seen here…

I use this on our machines and it has saved my machines more than a few times when the machine temperatures rose so high that they’d have died had I not seen how hot they were getting.
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Ron Lindeboom
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Camtasia, Windows.
Snapz, Mac.
See search engine for more.
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[Lynne Desjardins] “See? This is why I wanted to open a discussion!”
And this thread would likely be much longer were it held in the forum that actually dealt with the subject matter you wanted to learn about. There are MANY users in the DVD Authoring forum that I am sure have comments and feedback on the matter.
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Hi Darby,
The movie is linked right at the top of the article here at the COW…
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/oneil_bill/3d_world.php
There is a “preview” link with a couple of film cans that you will see that you can click on to see the movie in its finished form.
It is a great piece and Mr. O’Neil is my hero and I wanna be just like him when I finally grow up.
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Ron Lindeboom
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