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Looks like it might be a limitation of FAT on the PC, rather than NTFS. FAT32 took care of this on the PC side, but Windows 7 and above prefer NTFS.
It looks like a case by case issue, as sme peole have no problem with OSX Mavericks, others still do.
There are, however ways around it.
If you don't have files over 4 GB, it's moot, of course.
Can you just do a search-and-replace on the entities, (i.e. s/¢/¢/g) instead of adding the ENTITY declaration?
Or if you add your ENTITY declaration, then round-trip the document through an XML processor, do the entities get replaced automatically?
Can you just do a search-and-replace on the entities, (i.e. s/¢/¢/g) instead of adding the ENTITY declaration?
That's a good idea. But I just talked to my boss and he wants to go in a different direction. (Only a few files have that entity problem so we're gonna just have an exception for that issue.)
Ok, who wants to help me with Tasker? I've turned on just about every "silent" setting I can in my "work" profile, but the phone is still making the annoying "bloop" sound every time the screen turns on or off.
I need a reality check.
I have two Mac G5 towers, dual cores, etc. that are Powerpc and not Intel chipped.
Does it make sense for me to try and sell them via Craigslist,(cash would be super helpful right now) or should I take the opportunity to drop them off at an e-cylcing event a friend can drive me to this Saturday.
They've been sitting in my living room for months, along with a huge Dell monitor that began acting wonky last October.
Does tech stuff like this even sell?
Does tech stuff like this even sell?
Dunno. Maybe someone could turn then into small office print and file servers?
I'm using a G5 right now!
Before I lost my job, I was considering helping my cousin Steve buy one for $75 on Craigslist to upgrade from his old G4.
I've seen them prices higher and lower.
Check out everymac.com for current market value, then undercut that price on Craigslist. See if you get any bites.
You might have to give the monitor to a recycling house.