Acknowledgments and Disclaimers
The ownership of all product names and trademarks used in reference on this website is duly recognised, acknowledged and respectfully used.

Apple and Macintosh are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

Apple Australia would like it made quite clear that Remote Access is not an Authorised Apple entity in any shape or form, nor do they endorse or warrant any activity this business undertakes beyond their statutory obligations, but I'm sure that deep, deep down they love the fact that their products are being enthusiastically evangelised and supported in the marketplace!

Information provided on this website and otherwise is done so in good faith, based on the manufacturer's and developer's and organisation's published claims, to assist customers of RemoteAccess in making their own informed decisions. There is no implied endorsement of any product, organisation or service as to its quality, stability, reliability or suitability for your particular circumstance or purpose, and consequently no responsibility or liability is accepted for any loss, damage or inconvenience however caused by the use or engagement thereof.

Truisms and Cynicisms
• Hardware fails because it can. Software isn't perfect because it is created by the same group of life-forms responsible for the term 'human error'.
Accept this.

• Eventually your hardware will give up and/or your software will need upgrading.
At some point you'll have to spend some money. Accept this, too.

• If it's going to happen, it'll happen after 4pm on a Friday afternoon.
Murphy's Law #1.....

• The closer the deadline, the bigger the crash.
Murphy's Law #2.....

• The more you have crammed into your hard disk, the more you will lose.
See Sod's Law #53 below.....

• Information Technology is neither an art form nor an exact science - it is an exercise in finger crossing and the prolonged holding of breath. When it works, there is a collective sigh of relief. When it doesn't, apparently it's never done that before, it was fine yesterday, no-one touched anything and it must be someone else's fault. Honest!
Either way, you should feel very special....

• Sod's Law #53: You have more chance of suffering excruciating data loss than you have of winning Lotto.
You do make multiple regular backups of all your really important stuff, don't you?

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