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#Outlook for mac 2016 calendar causes beach ball upgrade

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You can use asynchronous IOs (the APIs that call back work on the background thread and then notify you of the user interface thread when they are finished), or you can use a separate background thread. Self-promotion is allowed on Sundays only, strictly reserved for app developers and must be in the form of a self-post. A good rule of thumb is for your application to react (and thus avoid the beach ball), never do synchronous I / O in the user interface thread. If there is no problem, then perhaps something is wrong with the iTunes preference files for your account. Before doing that, though, I suggest you create new user account on the iMac and see if iTunes hangs up when you plug in the phone.

#Outlook for mac 2016 calendar causes beach ball install

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