I can't find it anywhere.

BG - It got lost when there was a thread pruning, blame SBR. This will do as a starter for a new one.

Anyway, I'm having problems getting some video clips I shot of my son's band from my iphone to the PC. Using the Microsoft Scanner and Camera Wizard I highlight the clip I want and off it toddles. When it gets to 'Picture Progress 100% complete' it stops for a couple of minutes then says that 'the current picture could not be copied. The detailed error information says:

"The I/O operation has been aborted because of either a thread exit or an application request"

Strangely, one of the videos was copied fine but two others show up with this problem.

Any ideas or suggestions?

Has anyone else come across this problem?

Quote a post

Add formatting to the Quoted text (Bold, italics, etc.)

Then press the Enter Key and the Google Chrome process crashes with the following error:



I can replicate this problem at will and just wondered if anyone else had come across this issue.

Works fine for me, nice bug finding if it affects other people. I'm pretty sure the javascript involved will be context unaware and will not know whether you are formatting your own musings, a quote or quote of a quote etc...

I've had it happen regular also.

I've had it happen but hitting refresh solves it without any trouble whatsoever, and your written post is still there.

Happens frequently but as the poster above says, hit refresh or "back" and you return to your original post and can then proceed.

New iMacs are out.

Also Mac OSX Lion is out soon, anyone know when this is exactly?

Are either worth upgrading to yet? I've had 2 MacBook Pros over the last 6 years, but I am really tempted by an iMac now, even though I've not had a desktop machine since I was about 15.

God I love new shiney things.

Can't see what is much difference to Snow Leopard to be honest, we've got a developers edition here and there it boots faster, the GUI has been tweaked a bit, Facetime is integrated into the OS, Internet accounts is useful to set up email quickly but all Launchpad is is a glorified Stack. Runs just fine on generic hardware too

You not a fan of the iMac then mate?

A bugger to work on and IMO way over priced, the OS however is very very good indeed.