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I had no problems with my 14.0.1 Excel, it's entirely up to you.
If you have no issues with the larger installer size, then go for it 
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I had no problems with my 14.0.1 Excel, it's entirely up to you.
If you have no issues with the larger installer size, then go for it I had no problems with my 14.0.1 Excel, it's entirely up to you.
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The update has done something funny to my MBP. When I click on a App on the Dock it would open the containing folder instead of the app. Also clicking links on the browser opens the link in a new tab... argh! help
Which button is listed in System Preferences > Mouse > Primary Mouse Button?
I'm using the track pad on the MacBook Pro. Using the mouse is fine.
Noticed on the Virtual Machines, when clicking the trackpad it would type "]"
Its like the "]" is stuck.
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Its the trying that countsWell, I didn't do anythingWhat did you do to resolve it?
I didn't do anything, cleaned the keyboard as I think one of the key might of been stuck and just kept randomly clicking the trackpad.
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Thanks for the heads up, going for the combo myself...
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What's exFAT? Is it a better version of FAT32?
Pretty much. Not as good as NTFS, but if you want to do something simple like move 4GB+ files around it will be a lot easier to do now with removable storage.
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No, I think the updater I first got at 750mb odd in size clearly didn't have everything my Mac Pro needed to have updated.
Downloaded it using Apple's combo page link showed a 1Gb file and that fixed it on both machines
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Thanks, I'll try it out.
I'm actually dual booting OSX and Win7, and I have a 3rd partition which is currently FAT32 which I keep shared files on which can be read and written by both OSX and Win7, so exFAT sounds like a better option than FAT32.
Shame it doesn't have journaling though, I'll have to remember to backup often...
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Runs fine on my wife's 2007 MacBook...
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Define 'fine'
My MacBook Pro runs Lightroom 3.2 much much slower than my Mac Pro...
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Does it seem to make a difference to how Aperture runs on peoples machines? Despite the range of views, has it improved?