Re: What is sound check?

[Red.Falcon]

Hi Courtney!
That is to make all your music play at the same level!
If you have any that are either louder or quieter than others!
hth Colin

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On 3 Nov 2011, at 05:11, moopiecur...@gmail.com wrote:

> Hi,
> What purpose does the sound check feature serve in the music app on my ipad?
> Thanks,
> Courtney
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What is sound check?

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Hi,
What purpose does the sound check feature serve in the music app on my ipad?
Thanks,
Courtney


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garage band on the mac

[michael maslo]

Hi list:

Is there anyone who can help me with learning on how to use garage band? Are 
there any type of tutorials or instructions? 
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Re: Installing Lion from scratch

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Sarah

Yes; we've done that once. The build of Lion we have as an install.app is 
obsolete I'd guess but I'm not sure about that. Has anybody downloaded it 
recently from the App Store?

Lynne

On 3 Nov 2011, at 00:48, Sarah Alawami wrote:

If you backed up the dmg in the install lion app file you could burn it to a 
dvd and boot from it with your os less drive I believe. then just install lion 
that way. It would probably take the same amount of time. Someone let me know 
if I am correct  in this assumption
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Re: Installing Lion from scratch

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello James

We've now changed our mind on this one. We don't want the machine to be an 
exact duplicate of the MBP's we use because those machine are all configured 
with Lion Server and that isn't how we want the little MacBook to be configured.

So I'm now looking for another way of installing Lion from scratch. We could 
maybe create a DVD but it's a bit messy.

We do have some UsB thumb drives although I don't think those will work either.

Lynne

On 2 Nov 2011, at 22:39, James AUSTIN wrote:

Hello Lynne, 

As far as I know, this should work, as the Lion download is not specific to any 
one machine, unlike the Snow Leopard DVDs that were shipped with Macs prior to 
Lion's release. I've not tired this though as I use CCC.

HTH
TC :)
J
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> Hello everybody
> 
> Gordon and I own a number of Macs; one of which is a 2007 MacBook with 4GB of 
> RAM in it. Currently this machine has no OS installed, and I would like to 
> mimic one of our MacBook Pro's using Time machine backup to restore it. The 
> backup is on a Time Capsule.
> 
> What I would like to know is this; can I boot into the Snow Leopard Disk 
> Utility and then select the "Restore from Time Machine Backup" option, given 
> that the machine is not the same one as that which created the backup?
> 
> Advice appreciated.
> 
> Lynne
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Re: Ipad2 instruction books or pdcasts

[rex holmes]

I too have been looking for these.
Rex
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Can anybody direct me to these?
many thanks
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Re: App to record voice calls

[Sarah Alawami]

You could use audio hijack to hijack your sound. Iv'e done this for several 
calls I've made and later destroyed.. Just hijack skype and make a call using 
skype out and the call sounds pretty good.
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> Hello Chris
> 
> I would point out that recording calls in that way is illegal in the UK. If 
> you wish to record telephone calls you o]hav] have a legal obligation to 
> inform the other party. That's why the beeps exist in most applications that 
> let you do this.
> 
> It can be done using hardware; but it isn't legal. I personally have never, 
> with the exception of Skype, seen anything in software that will let you do 
> it but it is possible you might be able to with a VOIP configuration.
> 
> Lynne
> 
> On 2 Nov 2011, at 17:10, chris hallsworth wrote:
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> Is there an app out there that can record both outgoing and incoming voice 
> calls, preferably without beeps every few seconds? Thanks!
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Re: Installing Lion from scratch

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If you backed up the dmg in the install lion app file you could burn it to a 
dvd and boot from it with your os less drive I believe. then just install lion 
that way. It would probably take the same amount of time. Someone let me know 
if I am correct  in this assumption
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> Hello everybody
> 
> Gordon and I own a number of Macs; one of which is a 2007 MacBook with 4GB of 
> RAM in it. Currently this machine has no OS installed, and I would like to 
> mimic one of our MacBook Pro's using Time machine backup to restore it. The 
> backup is on a Time Capsule.
> 
> What I would like to know is this; can I boot into the Snow Leopard Disk 
> Utility and then select the "Restore from Time Machine Backup" option, given 
> that the machine is not the same one as that which created the backup?
> 
> Advice appreciated.
> 
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Ipad2 instruction books or pdcasts

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Can anybody direct me to these?
many thanks 
niamh
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Re: add multiple people in a Skype call.

[Annie Skov Nielsen]

Hi Jim.

I can not figure out to add a person during a call, but I can hang up, at make 
a call that include more people.

I use the VoiceOver +f3 and the vo+command to select the persons I wants to add 
to my conference call.

Best regards Annie.
Den Oct 29, 2011 kl. 11:25 PM skrev Jim Noseworthy:

> Hi Folks:
> 
> How does one add multiple people in a Skype call?  Apparently, you have to 
> command click on each name.  How is that done with Voiceover?
> 
> Thanks all over the place gang.
> 
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Re: Installing Lion from scratch

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Hello Lynne, 

As far as I know, this should work, as the Lion download is not specific to any 
one machine, unlike the Snow Leopard DVDs that were shipped with Macs prior to 
Lion's release. I've not tired this though as I use CCC.

HTH
TC :)
J
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> Hello everybody
> 
> Gordon and I own a number of Macs; one of which is a 2007 MacBook with 4GB of 
> RAM in it. Currently this machine has no OS installed, and I would like to 
> mimic one of our MacBook Pro's using Time machine backup to restore it. The 
> backup is on a Time Capsule.
> 
> What I would like to know is this; can I boot into the Snow Leopard Disk 
> Utility and then select the "Restore from Time Machine Backup" option, given 
> that the machine is not the same one as that which created the backup?
> 
> Advice appreciated.
> 
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Re: Installing Lion from scratch

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello John

Many thanks indeed. I thought it would work; but I decided to check first 
because I didn't particularly want to waste the time otherwise. It will take a 
while because the ™ backup is on a network volume.

Thank you again.

Lynne

On 2 Nov 2011, at 20:37, g...@tznet.com wrote:

• Short and easy answer is yes.

I've done this before and works like a charm.

The only thing I can think of if you have licensed programs you might have
to type in the serial number ETC.

It works good and hope you have good luck with it.

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RE: Installing Lion from scratch

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Lynne:

Short and easy answer is yes.

I've done this before and works like a charm.

The only thing I can think of if you have licensed programs you might have
to type in the serial number ETC.

It works good and hope you have good luck with it.

John



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Hello everybody

Gordon and I own a number of Macs; one of which is a 2007 MacBook with 4GB
of RAM in it. Currently this machine has no OS installed, and I would like
to mimic one of our MacBook Pro's using Time machine backup to restore it.
The backup is on a Time Capsule.

What I would like to know is this; can I boot into the Snow Leopard Disk
Utility and then select the "Restore from Time Machine Backup" option,
given that the machine is not the same one as that which created the backup?

Advice appreciated.

Lynne

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Installing Lion from scratch

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello everybody

Gordon and I own a number of Macs; one of which is a 2007 MacBook with 4GB of 
RAM in it. Currently this machine has no OS installed, and I would like to 
mimic one of our MacBook Pro's using Time machine backup to restore it. The 
backup is on a Time Capsule.

What I would like to know is this; can I boot into the Snow Leopard Disk 
Utility and then select the "Restore from Time Machine Backup" option, given 
that the machine is not the same one as that which created the backup?

Advice appreciated.

Lynne

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Re: David Pogue's Missing Manual eBook on Lion available for half price today

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

YARGH!  Why didn't I wait?

Echoing Esther's sentiments, I love this book.

Dónal
On 2 Nov 2011, at 19:36, Esther wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> There have been recent questions from new users about good sources about the 
> learning the Mac, and particularly the new Mac OS X Lion operating system.  
> I've mentioned the Take Control Guide series: "Take Control of Using Lion" by 
> Matt Neuberg.  David Pogue's "Mac OS X Lion: The Missing Manual" published by 
> O'Reilly Press has just been released, and is available for purchase at 50 
> per cent discount, or $13.99, today only from O'Reilly's web site.  Here's 
> the link to the O'Reilly deal of the day web page for Pogue's books: 
> http://shop.oreilly.com/category/deals/pogue.do
> O'Reilly sells its book without DRM (digital rights management), so they can 
> be viewed on any platform or reader.  When you purchase ebooks directly from 
> them, you create a user account, and get permanent access to all ebook 
> versions of the book that are available, and these are automatically updated 
> for any corrections or additions to the latest version.   Current versions 
> are ePub, PDF, and Mobi.  They've also been releasing their popular books in 
> DAISY format, though that's usually some weeks later.  (The previous version 
> of the Missing Manual for Snow Leopard is in DAISY format, for example.)
> 
> O'Reilly does make its books available through Bookshare, and includes their 
> titles in the internationally available content.  However, if you are not a 
> member of Bookshare, or simply want early access and access to the range of 
> multiple formats (so you can download the ePub version directly from the link 
> in your login account through Safari to your iPhone or iPad and open and read 
> it under iBooks, for example), this is a very good deal.
> 
> Other popular David Pogue Missing Manual titles are also on half price sale 
> today, but I'll point out that a new version of his Missing Manual for the 
> iPhone, as well as to his guide to Switching to the Mac, are due to come out 
> in about a month.
> 
> HTH. Cheers,
> 
> Esther
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Re: David Pogue's Missing Manual eBook on Lion available for half price today

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YARGH!  Why didn't I wait?

Echoing Esther's sentiments, I love this book.

Dónal
On 2 Nov 2011, at 19:36, Esther wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> There have been recent questions from new users about good sources about the 
> learning the Mac, and particularly the new Mac OS X Lion operating system.  
> I've mentioned the Take Control Guide series: "Take Control of Using Lion" by 
> Matt Neuberg.  David Pogue's "Mac OS X Lion: The Missing Manual" published by 
> O'Reilly Press has just been released, and is available for purchase at 50 
> per cent discount, or $13.99, today only from O'Reilly's web site.  Here's 
> the link to the O'Reilly deal of the day web page for Pogue's books: 
> http://shop.oreilly.com/category/deals/pogue.do
> O'Reilly sells its book without DRM (digital rights management), so they can 
> be viewed on any platform or reader.  When you purchase ebooks directly from 
> them, you create a user account, and get permanent access to all ebook 
> versions of the book that are available, and these are automatically updated 
> for any corrections or additions to the latest version.   Current versions 
> are ePub, PDF, and Mobi.  They've also been releasing their popular books in 
> DAISY format, though that's usually some weeks later.  (The previous version 
> of the Missing Manual for Snow Leopard is in DAISY format, for example.)
> 
> O'Reilly does make its books available through Bookshare, and includes their 
> titles in the internationally available content.  However, if you are not a 
> member of Bookshare, or simply want early access and access to the range of 
> multiple formats (so you can download the ePub version directly from the link 
> in your login account through Safari to your iPhone or iPad and open and read 
> it under iBooks, for example), this is a very good deal.
> 
> Other popular David Pogue Missing Manual titles are also on half price sale 
> today, but I'll point out that a new version of his Missing Manual for the 
> iPhone, as well as to his guide to Switching to the Mac, are due to come out 
> in about a month.
> 
> HTH. Cheers,
> 
> Esther
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David Pogue's Missing Manual eBook on Lion available for half price today

[Esther]

Hi all,

There have been recent questions from new users about good sources about the 
learning the Mac, and particularly the new Mac OS X Lion operating system.  
I've mentioned the Take Control Guide series: "Take Control of Using Lion" by 
Matt Neuberg.  David Pogue's "Mac OS X Lion: The Missing Manual" published by 
O'Reilly Press has just been released, and is available for purchase at 50 per 
cent discount, or $13.99, today only from O'Reilly's web site.  Here's the link 
to the O'Reilly deal of the day web page for Pogue's books: 
http://shop.oreilly.com/category/deals/pogue.do
O'Reilly sells its book without DRM (digital rights management), so they can be 
viewed on any platform or reader.  When you purchase ebooks directly from them, 
you create a user account, and get permanent access to all ebook versions of 
the book that are available, and these are automatically updated for any 
corrections or additions to the latest version.   Current versions are ePub, 
PDF, and Mobi.  They've also been releasing their popular books in DAISY 
format, though that's usually some weeks later.  (The previous version of the 
Missing Manual for Snow Leopard is in DAISY format, for example.)

O'Reilly does make its books available through Bookshare, and includes their 
titles in the internationally available content.  However, if you are not a 
member of Bookshare, or simply want early access and access to the range of 
multiple formats (so you can download the ePub version directly from the link 
in your login account through Safari to your iPhone or iPad and open and read 
it under iBooks, for example), this is a very good deal.

Other popular David Pogue Missing Manual titles are also on half price sale 
today, but I'll point out that a new version of his Missing Manual for the 
iPhone, as well as to his guide to Switching to the Mac, are due to come out in 
about a month.

HTH. Cheers,

Esther
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Re: App to record voice calls

[chris hallsworth]

Ar no, it is ok. If it is illegal then I shall stay away. Don't want to 
get into trouble do I smiles. Thanks for letting me know. I knew it was 
illegal in some countries but didn't know UK was one of them.


On 02/11/2011 18:23, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:

Hello Chris

I would point out that recording calls in that way is illegal in the UK. If you 
wish to record telephone calls you o]hav] have a legal obligation to inform the 
other party. That's why the beeps exist in most applications that let you do 
this.

It can be done using hardware; but it isn't legal. I personally have never, 
with the exception of Skype, seen anything in software that will let you do it 
but it is possible you might be able to with a VOIP configuration.

Lynne

On 2 Nov 2011, at 17:10, chris hallsworth wrote:

Is there an app out there that can record both outgoing and incoming voice 
calls, preferably without beeps every few seconds? Thanks!
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Re: App to record voice calls

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Hello Chris

I would point out that recording calls in that way is illegal in the UK. If you 
wish to record telephone calls you o]hav] have a legal obligation to inform the 
other party. That's why the beeps exist in most applications that let you do 
this.

It can be done using hardware; but it isn't legal. I personally have never, 
with the exception of Skype, seen anything in software that will let you do it 
but it is possible you might be able to with a VOIP configuration.

Lynne

On 2 Nov 2011, at 17:10, chris hallsworth wrote:

Is there an app out there that can record both outgoing and incoming voice 
calls, preferably without beeps every few seconds? Thanks!
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Hello everybody

It would appear that some people have been getting bounce notifications from 
our other server. If you receive such a notification from mail.mac-access.net, 
please ignore it for the time being. We are working on moving all of the email 
lists over to that server and for now it isn't properly on line. Apparently 
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We are sorry for any inconvenience. This is only a short term issue as we will 
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Re: disappearing email

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I've had similar problems and eventually found those emails in send folder not 
sure why!
Lovette

On 2011-11-02, at 9:47 AM, michael weaver wrote:

> email keeps disappearing from my inbox since i have upgraded to lion.
> i tend to keep email for a while in my inbox just in case i need to refer to 
> it for example.
> however i don't know why messages i keep for a few days which have been read 
> end up disappearing without me even pressing delete.
> is this a lion issue in mac mail or is something else causing it such as the 
> fact when i did a fresh install for lion when it was released, the mail setup 
> chose imap by default instead of pop when mac mail decided to get my mail 
> settings for the setup.
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App to record voice calls

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Is there an app out there that can record both outgoing and incoming 
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disappearing email

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email keeps disappearing from my inbox since i have upgraded to 
lion.
i tend to keep email for a while in my inbox just in case i need 
to refer to it for example.
however i don't know why messages i keep for a few days which 
have been read end up disappearing without me even pressing 
delete.
is this a lion issue in mac mail or is something else causing it 
such as the fact when i did a fresh install for lion when it was 
released, the mail setup chose imap by default instead of pop 
when mac mail decided to get my mail settings for the setup.

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Importing emails from Outlook 2003 into Apple Mail

[Sunil Peck]

Hi,

If anyone could recommend an accessible app to do this or set out the steps, 
I'd appreciate it.

I have a .pst file containing a backup of my messages from my Windows XP 
machine running Outlook 2003 which I'd like to import into Apple Mail. I did a 
brief search online for an answer but only came across references to a paid-for 
app called something like Outlook2Mac. I'm reluctant to buy that in case It's 
not accessible with VO.

Thanks for any help.

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IPAD tutorials/books

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I now have my Ipad2 and so excited.
It has IOS5 and I need a simple guide, I think there are some e_books and 
tutorials.
So excited I can't find them.
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Re: iCloud and multiple accounts

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Ian

iCloud doesn't work the same way as MobileMe does. However there's an Apple 
support document on their website at http://www.icloud.com which outlines how 
to migrate multiple accounts into iClud from a family pack MobileMe account.

The other way you could do it is create separate groups in Addressbook and use 
one group for each of you. Then synch the group you prefer on each device.

I hope that helps.

Lynne

On 2 Nov 2011, at 13:28, Ian Harrison wrote:

Hi,

I know there has been a lot written about this, but I could not find n answer 
to my particular situation:

My wife is about to register her first iphone. We are thinking of sharing the 
apple i d so that we can share apps. However, we would prefer to keep contacts 
separate while being able to see each others calendars.

Further complications come with icloud. I have an account, but should she also 
share this or can she have her own?

Even worse, I found today that my mac is not sharing calendars etc with my 
phone as I have it set up with icloud. I am running snow leopard, so cannot 
synch with the cloud until I move to Lion. Is this right? I am very confused 
over the best set up.

Any pointers gratefully received.
Ian
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Sandvox HTML Design tool

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello everybody

Is anybody by any chance using this tool with VoiceOver? If so, have you 
managed to accomplish anything with it? Visually it's a fine tool; but I won't 
just accept that nowadays because I want something that will work for both 
Gordon and myself. I'm still looking; but so far it isn't very promising.

Now; just to be clear so that nobody can twist what I'm saying. I am not 
pronouncing that Sandvox is either unusable or inaccessible; I'm asking, not 
declaring.

Sorry about that; but judging by recent misinterpretations elsewhere I have to 
be very clear, it seems.

Lynne

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Re: Speakers with airport express

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I will try that idea out. Thanks for the feedback. 

I want a pair with good overall sound - any particular models are you happy to 
recommend. I appreciate it can be in the ear of the beholder.

Ian
On 01 November 2011, at 17:09, Dane Trethowan wrote:

> Speakers come in all shapes and sizes and you don't have to spend a fortune 
> of some very nice sounding speakers nowadays, a pair of computer speakers say 
> for $40.00 can do a surprisingly good job.
> 
> My personal view is that - given your Airport Express has a digital output 
> through the 3.5MM jack as well as analogue - I'd want to make the best of 
> that if I could by using a device with a digital input, sam an amp with a 
> pair of reasonable speakers.
> 
> Just our of curiosity, have you plugged a set of headphones into your Airport 
> Express and heard the sound through those? I do that here from time to time, 
> sounds absolutely brilliant.
> 
> 
> 
> On 2/11/2011 12:55 AM, Ian Harrison wrote:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> I have just invested in an airport express, which has a 3.5 mm output I 
>> think.
>> 
>> Could I ask for recommendations on a single or 2.0 speaker to plug in. It 
>> will be for music more than anything.
>> 
>> Thanks in advance
>> Ian
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