Will mountain lion permit the usage of iphone apps such as ootunes?
Thanks much.
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From: "Mike Arrigo" <n0...@charter.net>
To: <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 10:22 PM
Subject: Re: Mountain Lion Is Awesome!
I was hoping they fixed the nuance voice issues. Does anyone know if there
is a key stroke to access the notification center? For example, you can
press control+f8 for the status menus, control+F2 for the menu bar, etc. Is
there a keystroke for notifications?
On Jul 25, 2012, at 8:57 PM, Shawn Krasniuk wrote:
Hey guys. I was thinking of using the Siri dictation feature to write this
message, but after trying to send a message to Kimsan and seeing that it
entered something that I didn't say, I figured I'd write this myself. So
with that being said, I must say that Apple did a freaking awesome job
with Mountain Lion. My favorite features so far have been the Siri
dictation, even though it hears what it wants to hear sometimes, the
ability to update more than one App in the App store, and yes, the ability
to use some third party Apps that weren't accessible to us in the past.
Now I can use Menuweather, the app that I complained that wasn't
accessible a few months ago, and change whatever settings I need. Also,
for Infovox Ivox 3 users, your voices will continue to work. You don't
need to download any patches or anything.
I did notice a couple of bugs though. The first one is something that this
list has talked about when Lion first launched, and that is the booting up
time. For me, when I came home from work and booted up my machine, I
pretty much had to wait for about 2-3 minutes before Voiceover started
talking. Also, in both Lion and Snow Leopard, both Adium and Skype
launched right away after startup. In Mountain Lion, It takes a minute for
both apps to launch. These aren't deal breakers though, just minor
hinderances. As for the Nuance voices, I'm not gonna even bother using
them with Voiceover if they're still making those stupid pitch changes.
Why would I if I have Tracy from Acapela?
Anyway, all in all, this is a fantastic upgrade, better than Lion in my
opinion. I hope you all have fun with Mountain Lion, as I sure am.
Shawn
Sent from my white Mac Book
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