Posts by davidchilders

Your question is too general. We need more details about your project. Visual BASIC has more 'front end' capability than almost any other language I've seen. C++ code is normally used with VB to handle computationally intensive portions of the application.

Please let us know more details about your application and we may be able to help.

Thank you for your question -

There should be an item on your menu bar at the top of your screen that says "Finder".

There should be a menu item under the Finder menu that says "Preferences".

There should be an "Advanced" item and under there should be a check box to "Show all file extensions".

With that selected, you should now be able to see the complete filename of all the files.

When you empty the trash, all files in all of the .Trash folders will be emptied.

I hope this helps -

Once you get booted to your desktop, open your computer location and look at the folders. I'd be willing to bet that you see more than one System folder.

You probably installed a new 'instance' of MacOS in addition to the one that is already there with all your files.

Here's an excellent article at the Apple support site that covers the step-by-step procedure for 'pointing' your operating system back to the original System folder:

http://support.apple.com/kb/TA21672?viewlocale=en_US

I hope this helps!

/David C.

That's an excellent thought, jbrickman. Encryption key corruption and really any problem with the data would be the Achille's heal of the cloud, wouldn't it, because the corruption would be replicated across all copies of the data within moments.

Thanks for your thought.