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Telstra Bigpond Username or Password recovery

For Telstra accounts, use the MyAccount reset links below to recover your username or reset your password: Username recovery: https://myacct.telstra.com/forgottenUsername Password recovery: https://myacct.telstra.com/forgottenPassword For Bigpond accounts, you can request to receive an SMS with your login access details: Username SMS request: https://myid.telstra.com/forgottenUsername/ Password recovery via SMS: https://myid.telstra.com/identity/as/authorization.oauth2?response_type=code&forgottenPassword=true&PasswordReset_UsernameVerification=true&RAAInitated=true&client_id=redirectapp&goToURL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.my.telstra.com.au%2Fmyaccount%2Foverview Thanks to Telstra for the information resource and retrieval links

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Moving or Migrating iWork’09 (inc. Pages, Keynote and Numbers) From Old HDD to SSD

Need help moving your iWork’09 applications from a failed HDD on your Apple MacBook or iMac? Here is a 2minute solution for migrating your iWork’09 software manually if the migration assistant fails. Firstly we make sure we copy the application data files are transfer from the old HDD’s Applications folder: Copy the entire iWork’09 folder:

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Apple Mac OS X username.sparsebundle mounting and adjusting permissions or FileVault data recovery

If you had FileVault enabled on your Time Capsule, Time Machine, or Start-up Disk you will probably see a username.sparsebundle data file in your user account. This data file is locked with your administrator password and can not be opened easily. You will need to mount this file and adjust its permissions. FileVault data recovery

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