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  If you read the following article, you will get a list of recommended by Business Catalyst FTP clients

  http://KB.worldsecuresystems.com/kb/connecting-your-site-using-FTP.html#main_Understanding _FTP_clients

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  Hello! Help, please.

  I downloaded the creative cloud app and need to download the indesign application, but when I click on the tab "apps" it no app option are included for download. I have also tried and reliable internet connection my mac the re-engining and reinstall the app but still, nothing.  Creative cloud app screen is stuck (see photo below).  Any suggestions? I've dealt with this during more than an hour with no luck.

  

  Hello

  1 - click wheel settings in the upper right of the cloud creative app > Preferences > sign out

  2 force quit Adobe all processes in the activity monitor (for example, CC, Core sync, the broker CC library, Office, Adobe, Adobe CPI, demon Adobe Crash etc..)

  3 - right click on the Finder icon, then select the "Go - To" folder.

  You will get a text box, type in the following command and then press the 'return '. ("Not to be missed ~ symbol")

  ~/Library (It will open the folder of the user's library.)

  4. browse to the Application Support > Adobe > OOBE folder and folder AAM Updater so trash

  5 - go to the Apple icon > System Preferences > privacy and security > firewall > TURN OFF (to do this, you will need to click on the padlock in the lower left of this machine and then enter your mac password)

  6 - go to the Apple icon > System Preferences > Security and privacy > General > allow applications downloaded on should be in ANY

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  Kind regards

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  That Mac has been affected by "CleanMyMac" that must be removed. Remove it, then follow the applicable recovery procedure below.

  'Cleaning' apps are scams. Extract of effective defenses against software malware and other threats:

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  To remove 3 CleanMyMac itself, use its Uninstall module, followed the following additional steps:

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• Open migration to Active Directory directory Windows vs Mac

  OK, so I help my old school to their IT needs, because they do not have a person hired for this role.

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• Installation 10.11.6 El Capitan with 10.6.8 Snow Leopard on old Mac Pro 4.2 multiboot?

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