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Joe,
I assume you are using Outlook on the Mac. If you have Office 365 (for earlier versions the process may differ) on your PC, choose File>Options>Advanced>Export>Export to a file. Click Next and choose whether you want to CSV or PST file. You will get to choose what you want to export. Export it to a thumb-drive or some other medium, then use whatever import function Outlook offers on the Mac. I have done this successfully several times from PC to PC, but I've never tried it with a Mac. Good luck!
Bill

I too have CC and a Surface Pro 3, which has traveled with me to Israel, Jordan and the UK. The program and the SP3 work well together. I also have a small Wacom tablet because the Surface screen-and-pen combination did not work for selecting/editing for me. The selections were not accurate. I would recommend a small Wacom tablet as it fits neatly in the Surface case and can be used wirelessly (with an adapter).

You probably already know this, but from the NPS web site:

Zabriskie Point is CLOSED for repairs
From December 1, 2014 through April 30, 2015, all access to Zabriskie Point and surrounding area is closed for major rehabilitation work to repair unstable support walls and improve conditions. CA-190 will remain open to through traffic

Jerry, I have always been told that one should never mess with the print head, but when I had a similar problem it came down to throwing my Canon printer in the trash or giving the print-head cleaning a try. A quick search on Google got me several videos on how to remove and clean a variety of Canon print heads. Took a full day, lots of soaking and drying time, but the printer works like new. Sorry I don't remember the video source, but should be easy to find. My printer is an MG6120.

I have worn trifocals for about 40 years. About 20 years ago i tried the progressive lenses and found that looking straight ahead they were wonderful, but my peripheral vision was blurry, making driving difficult. I traded them in for new trifocals within a week. But from others' attestations here, maybe they have been improved. I like the idea of getting them somewhere where you can return them. I recently had cataract surgery and had a bad reaction to the post-surgery drops, and am currently nearly blind in the eye that was supposed to be fixed. I am assured that in a few months all will be well, but it has given me a greater appreciation for binocular vision, and vision in general.

What's a rotary phone?

I am right-eye dominant and have a cataract in that eye which is scheduled to be removed in early July. I have always used my right eye with my cameras, but am training myself to shoot left-eyed as I am going on a six week trip through the Baltic and North Seas. leaving Friday. About a year ago I completely lost the ability to focus with my right eye. I have great hopes for this cataract surgery, and your story inspires me. I have worn bifocals for nearly 50 years and trifocals for about 35 years and have had no trouble adjusting. Thanks

Wonderful set of pictures. I was born in Pittsburgh in 1948 and still live here in Regent Square. Don't ever want to move. Thanks for sharing the link.

Can I ask what SD card you were using. I have no empirical evidence -- i.e. I've never tested it -- but I feel I get faster and more sustained bursts using an Extreme card than I do with an Ultra. Maybe the recovery rate would be better using the Extreme card for your time-lapse?

Didn't see it then. Glad it was reposted.

Even before I heard about the recall I had an email from Canon telling me that they had determined that my SX50's serial number indicated it would not be part of the recall and that I should have no concern. I appreciate that they are on top of things. My assumption is that those who have serial numbers that ARE affected were similarly notified and told what steps to take. I always register with Canon when I buy (cameras and printers) and have never been disappointed with them. They have earned my "brand loyalty."

It turns out the problem was in the Bridge cache. I found this out by trial and error. I purged the whole cache and the problem went away. Thanks for the help.

Thanks Rongnongno. Can you tell me how to do regenerate thumbnails?

Debated whether to post this here or in the PP forum and decided there are more people here so i'm like to get more answers.

While working in Bridge CC today attaching keywords to pictures, all of a sudden all of my tiff and psd file Bridge thumbnails became blurry. They were fine when I opened them in Photoshop CC. My cr2 files are sharp as a tack in Bridge -- only the psd and tiff have been affected. Did I accidentally change a setting? If so, I can't figure out what it was.

I still have Bridge CS6 on my computer, so i opened it and the same thing was happening there.

I'm using Windows 8.1.

Any ideas?