Pennsylvania Library System Selects OpenDNS Enterprise

boxes, surveillance cameras, and interactive lobbykiosks) as well as required network infrastructure (cabling, switches, connectors, and related protocols).

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How to Move Your iTunes Library to Another Mac

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Whether you’re moving to a new Mac, or just switching up that machine that you sync your iOS or iPod device with, moving your library can be a daunting task. Fortunately, the process is relatively straight-forward once you understand a few basics of how iTunes stores your data. The method that we’ll use in this article not only copies your audio and media files over, it also retains your ratings and playlists. Follow along with this guide to move your iTunes library to another computer.

What You’ll Need

>> External hard drive that's large enough to hold your iTunes library, OR...
>> Wired or wireless network

1. Consolidate Your Library and Deauthorize iTunes

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How to Sync your iPhoto Library with Dropbox and Google Drive

With iOS 5, Apple launched the ubiquitous Photo Stream and made photo sharing and syncing a cinch between Macs and iOS devices. However, the 1,000 photo limit may not be enough for your photography needs. Fortunately, iPhoto has included to option to share with external cloud services like Dropbox or Google Drive. Read on to find out how. 

Difficulty: EasyWhat You’ll Need:

>> Dropbox or Google Drive
>> Existing iPhoto library

1. Copy Your Library

To synchronize your iPhoto library between your Mac with either service, you'll need to locate the file for the existing iPhoto library in your Pictures folder. Copy the iPhoto Library file and then paste it inside the Dropbox or Google Drive folder in your user's folder.  Make sure that you don’t actually move the file--we’re copying it so that we’ll have an original backup in case something goes wrong.

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