With, you have access to all of the files that you're currently storing and syncing in Apple's storage service. On iOS, you can find your folders and documents in the Files app in iOS 11 or the iCloud Drive app in iOS 10 and older. On the Mac, you can access iCloud Drive on the web or via a Finder window. • • • • How to enable iCloud Drive on your Mac If you haven't already enabled iCloud Drive on your Mac, you can do so manually at any time.

MAC OS Slave Drive access. We had a MAC with OS Tiger 4.0 basically crash last week. So my question now is, how do we access the slave (old) drive? Using the MAC disk utlities, it shows the slave drive now as 'Media' with 0 bytes. Also, the drive is showing up as not having MAC OS 9 drivers on it. The Disk Utility only allows us to create a. The Access ODBC Driver is a powerful tool that allows you to connect with live Microsoft Access data, directly from any applications that support ODBC connectivity.

• Click on the Apple menu icon in the upper left corner of your Mac. • Click on System Preferences. • Click on iCloud. • Tick the box for iCloud Drive to enable it. How to access iCloud Drive from a web browser You can access all of your iCloud files right from the web on any device, even a PC.

• Navigate to from your web browser. • Enter the email address and password associated with your Apple ID. • Click or tap on the Arrow next to the password.

• If prompted, enter the verification code sent to your trusted device for two-factor authentication. • Click on iCloud Drive. You can view files from the web browser and either download them onto your Mac, move them to a different folder, email them, or delete them.

How to access iCloud Drive from Finder on your Mac You can also access iCloud Drive right on your Mac without having to use a browser in a Finder window. • Launch Finder on your Mac. • Click on iCloud Drive in the Finder sidebar. • Double-click on any file to open it. You can also search for iCloud Drive in Spotlight to quickly find iCloud Drive on your Mac. How to disable iCloud Drive on Mac If you don't want to keep iCloud Drive on your Mac, you can disable it the same way you enabled it.

• Click on the Apple menu icon in the upper left corner of your Mac. • Click on System Preferences. • Click on iCloud. • Untick the box for iCloud Drive to disable it. Any questions? Do you have any questions about setting up and accessing iCloud Drive on your Mac? Put them in the comments and we'll help you out. Link outlook to work for mail merge on a mac pro.

Embed this Program Add this Program to your website by copying the code below. Preview Preview. Nowadays, just because you have a Mac doesn't mean that you can't use the Microsoft Access database. The developers of Actual ODBC Driver for Microsoft Access claim that it is the first commercial driver to connect to Access databases on a Mac without the need for complicated 'bridge' or 'router' solutions. Actual ODBC Driver for Microsoft Access allows you to connect to the Microsoft Access database and import data directly into an Excel spreadsheet or FileMaker database.

The beauty of this is that it cuts out any need for a Windows PC in the middle - the ODBC driver reads data from the database directly. The idea is that using FileMaker or Excel, you can still quickly create pivot tables and charts and graphs from data in your Access database. When you install it, you're presented with a setup wizard to help you with setting up a connection.

This is not for the faint hearted, however unless you're only specifying a simple connection, in which case you only need to specify the location of your database file. Anything more advanced will probably require help from your network administrator assuming you're trying to access a company database because it requires you to configure such things as the User DSN, System DSN, Drivers and Connection Pooling. There is however a fairly short but well explained help section if you have to do it on your own. Finally, there is a diagnostic tool to check if everything is setup correctly when you've finished. If you need to use a Microsoft Access database from your Mac now you can with Actual ODBC Driver for Microsoft Access. By Anonymous Works OK for me.