@kdfrawg Seems like Find Any File might be useful for you. http://apps.tempel.org/FindAnyFile/
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@streakmachine So you're saying iTunes 12 will work with an iPhone 3GS? It's totally pointless doing a Google search on the matter because it never finds what I want to know.
@literary I use a Mac App Store app called Spacie to work out which files are taking up the most space. It has a Finder-like interface & can be used to delete files/folders/apps, etc.
I do realise your financial circumstances are dire, but currently the app is ½-price at $3.99.
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@literary I have set CleanMyMac to prompt me to empty Trash when it reaches 1 GB.
@matigo one such township us clise to the state's northern border. Years ago I did some telecommunications training with a fellow who sometimes worked there from his base which was 3 hours away by road. Picture this: 3 hours to drive there; 40 minutes to work; 30 minute lunch break; 3 hours to home. That the full 8 hr & 10 minute day gone. Old Joe said they eventually worked out it was best if the workers stayed somewhere nearby. The hotel had no rooms, they had to set up a caravan on the telephone exchange grounds and pay a special hardship allowance.
Mac User Group member wants to know if it's possible to backup contacts & apps on an iPhone 3GS running iOS 6.1.6 to a Mac running El Capitan.
I checked the iMazing app's website & the 3GS is supported.
Our parish priest retired yesterday, celebrated his final mass as parish priest alongside his replacement. We also lost our assistant priest. He's a Polish immigrant and has only been ordained for three years, he's been allocated to the isolated mountain communities in the east of the state.
So it's bye-bye to Father Bernie, hello Father Bernard.
This new bloke's gonna be awfully busy.
@sumudu I could do what you did yesterday and say it's fine on my Mac. But that would be petty. I wouldn't behave like that, now, would I?
Actually it seems I have, ah well, pettiness rules.