Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

[chris hallsworth]

Hi all.
Don't mean to be political here but why is it in the UK all network 
providers allow internet tethering whereas in the states they are not?


On 17/10/2011 23:18, Lewis Crack wrote:

Hi gordon.

Awesome - you'll love it! :)
Lewis
On 17 Oct 2011, at 21:08, Gordon Smith wrote:


Hi Lewis

Magic, I'll get that done in the morning.

Gordon


On 17 Oct 2011, at 19:21, Lewis Crack wrote:

Hi Gordon.

Yes, sorry forgot to mention that, it's under Settings, then General, Then 
Network, then Personal Hotspot.
Regards.
Lewis.
On 17 Oct 2011, at 18:12, Gordon Smith wrote:


Lewis

Is this under a sub-pane in Settings?  I don't see it on the settings main 
screen.

Gordon



On 17 Oct 2011, at 18:02, Lewis Crack wrote:

Hi gordon.

I don't remember seeing a post on this, but I use my iPhone 3GS as an Internet 
modem all the time. It is very easy to do.
All you do is enable the personal hotspot setting under Settings and when you 
connect via USB, the mac should automatically see it as a network.
This is on the iPhone by the way.
I find it very useful; you can connect via Bluetooth but I haven't worked out 
how to do it yet.
Hope this helps to answer your query.
Lewis.
On 17 Oct 2011, at 15:50, Gordon Smith wrote:


Hi all

Firstly I'm very sorry for being somewhat out of the loop on this topic.  It's 
one which I have been intending to investigate for some time but due to 
off-topic difficulties, I haven't been able to do so as yet.

It is my understanding that it is possible to create a personal hotspot and 
thereby use the iPhone effectively as a modem for a Mac via a USB connection.  
I'm not sure whether this has been detailed on list before but, if not, does 
anybody happen to know how this is achieved? If so, does anybody happen to know 
when the message was posted and what it's subject line was?  In that case I 
would just check out the list archive.

Thank you for any assistance on this.  It's something I would very much like to 
be able to get working.

Gordon


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Re: I love IOS 5

[chris hallsworth]

Lol I fell in love with my iPod Touch as well thanks to iOS 5.

On 17/10/2011 22:40, Bryan Jones wrote:

Yes, it's true. I've fallen in love with my iPhone 4 all over again! I really 
like the upgraded US English voice, the more verbose feedback when moving app 
icons, the fact that VO moves itself to the body of the email without me 
needing to swipe swipe swipe swipe swipe past the headers while still allowing 
me to keep the full headers visible as I prefer, the new item chooser accessed 
via two finger triple tap, the new notification system, the new app page 
turning options, the calendar icon announcing the date, the vastly improved 
mailbox management tools, the tighter integration with iCloud AKA MobileMe, and 
of course the fact that Apple squashed a bunch of little bugs that had been 
hanging around for a while. I would even swear my iPhone 4 runs faster and 
weighs less under this new IOS. I'm looking forward to trying the updated 
versions of IOS Pages and Numbers to see if they've improved in terms of 
accessibility.

Cheers,
Bryan

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Re: I love IOS 5

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Bryan

This is really encouraging. A number of users of this list are also members of 
the ADN, and some of them have been approached by Apple regarding VO. I 
obviously can't say too much; but I'm very happy that you're happy.

Lynne


On 17 Oct 2011, at 22:40, Bryan Jones wrote:

Yes, it's true. I've fallen in love with my iPhone 4 all over again! I really 
like the upgraded US English voice, the more verbose feedback when moving app 
icons, the fact that VO moves itself to the body of the email without me 
needing to swipe swipe swipe swipe swipe past the headers while still allowing 
me to keep the full headers visible as I prefer, the new item chooser accessed 
via two finger triple tap, the new notification system, the new app page 
turning options, the calendar icon announcing the date, the vastly improved 
mailbox management tools, the tighter integration with iCloud AKA MobileMe, and 
of course the fact that Apple squashed a bunch of little bugs that had been 
hanging around for a while. I would even swear my iPhone 4 runs faster and 
weighs less under this new IOS. I'm looking forward to trying the updated 
versions of IOS Pages and Numbers to see if they've improved in terms of 
accessibility.

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Re: Makin' Movies!

[Chris Moore]

Gordon, you can also record video within Photobooth 
On 17 Oct 2011, at 15:58, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Hi again all
> 
> Some time ago Lynne registered the full blown version of QuickTime Player so 
> that it became Quicktime Pro 7.  I haven't had time to figure out how it 
> works until now and a few minutes ago I created my first movie.
> 
> As I understand it, the quality using the MacBook Pro's internal "Eyesight" 
> camera was pretty good, and it set me thinking.  Why not have a go at a video 
> podcast?
> 
> So, this I plan to do with the JamBox from Jawbone as the subject.  This will 
> be used to supplement my wife's recent review of that amazing piece of kit 
> which we now use all the time.
> 
> My problem is that I can't quite remember whether I did anything after 
> pressing Command+Option+N to initiate a new movie recording.  And I can't 
> reliably repro the movie I made.  So, if somebody has the brief steps to 
> follow it would be helpful.  But I am encouraged and will definitely add this 
> to my podcast site as and when I get it done.
> 
> Gordon
> 
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iCloud email varification issue.

[Jim Noseworthy]

Hi Folks:

I am trying to varify my account by asking iCloud to send me an email 
varification; however, I never receive the email though I have tried quite a 
number of times.  I've checked to see if the email is blocked but it doesn't 
appear to be.

Any thoughts on how I can resolve this issue?

Thanks all over the place gang.
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Re: knowing the length of an mp3 file

[Red.Falcon]

Hi there!
Although it will take a [little or lot] of work!
And you really do not want to add them to Itunes!
How about adding the comments column to the view!
And I suppose you can put the length of each one in there!
Unless you cannot write to that field!
[Not saying you cannot write] but if finder will let you!
And of course if you've got hundreds it would take a long time!
But if not too many once its done you will have what you want!
If it works that is!
If you need to know you add comments using command+j
hth Colin

On 18 Oct 2011, at 02:25, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> Ok. I'm stupid. I found the more info thing but I to want to be able to up 
> and down arrow through the columns. It helped when I was queueing up the 
> mendelson a few minutes ago but a column would be nice.
> 
> Take care all.
> On Oct 17, 2011, at 5:02 PM, Bryan Jones wrote:
> 
>> Hi Cait, I see what you mean now. That would be a nice feature to have in 
>> Finder. Unfortunately, as far as I can tell  that column cannot be added in 
>> Finder. That doesn't necessarily mean there isn't a way to do it, it just 
>> means I don't know how. Perhaps somebody else on the list has an idea or 
>> maybe there's a third party app or Finder enhancement that enables such a 
>> function. Or, as Sarah suggested, import them into iTunes.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> Bryan
>> 
>> On Oct 17, 2011, at 5:45 PM, Caitlyn Furness wrote:
>>> Ok, I'd like to be able to arrow down through a folder of mp3's and see the 
>>> run time(length) of the movie without doing the command I thing, if 
>>> possible, on each individual file. I could do this on that other operating 
>>> system, but honestly, I can't remember how I made it happen.  It's not a 
>>> huge huge deal, since I can do it with command i, but it would be nice if 
>>> it could be 
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Re: iCloud email varification issue.

[Bryan Jones]

Hi Jim,

A couple of thoughts:
1. Do you or any of your family already have an apple ID associated with the 
email address where you're expecting to receive the verification email? I had a 
similar issue and found out it was caused by my having already associated this 
email with another apple ID. Apparently this can cause  the issue you're 
seeing.  I was able to find out about this other ID by using the link named 
"Not sure if you have an Apple ID?" which you can find at the following page.
https://appleid.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MyAppleId.woa/

2. I've read some reports where Users of gmail addresses were able to get 
around this issue by editing their apple ID and adding a single period 
somewhere in their email address and saving the changes. It Sounds risky to me, 
but it might work. You might want to google the words "iCloud email 
verification problem" as there are several threads active on the issue and a 
number of posts give details on the use of this method.

HTH,
Bryan


On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:31 AM, Jim Noseworthy wrote:
> I am trying to varify my account by asking iCloud to send me an email 
> varification; however, I never receive the email though I have tried quite a 
> number of times.  I've checked to see if the email is blocked but it doesn't 
> appear to be.

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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

[Gordon Smith]

Hi

OK, I think I turned this on but nothing is happening.  When I plug in the 
computer with personal hot spot turned on, I don't get the screen about new 
network interfaces.

Gordon

On 17 Oct 2011, at 23:18, Lewis Crack wrote:

Hi gordon.

Awesome - you'll love it! :)
Lewis
On 17 Oct 2011, at 21:08, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Hi Lewis
> 
> Magic, I'll get that done in the morning.
> 
> Gordon
> 
> 
> On 17 Oct 2011, at 19:21, Lewis Crack wrote:
> 
> Hi Gordon.
> 
> Yes, sorry forgot to mention that, it's under Settings, then General, Then 
> Network, then Personal Hotspot.
> Regards.
> Lewis.
> On 17 Oct 2011, at 18:12, Gordon Smith wrote:
> 
>> Lewis
>> 
>> Is this under a sub-pane in Settings?  I don't see it on the settings main 
>> screen.
>> 
>> Gordon
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> On 17 Oct 2011, at 18:02, Lewis Crack wrote:
>> 
>> Hi gordon.
>> 
>> I don't remember seeing a post on this, but I use my iPhone 3GS as an 
>> Internet modem all the time. It is very easy to do.
>> All you do is enable the personal hotspot setting under Settings and when 
>> you connect via USB, the mac should automatically see it as a network.
>> This is on the iPhone by the way.
>> I find it very useful; you can connect via Bluetooth but I haven't worked 
>> out how to do it yet.
>> Hope this helps to answer your query.
>> Lewis.
>> On 17 Oct 2011, at 15:50, Gordon Smith wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all
>>> 
>>> Firstly I'm very sorry for being somewhat out of the loop on this topic.  
>>> It's one which I have been intending to investigate for some time but due 
>>> to off-topic difficulties, I haven't been able to do so as yet.
>>> 
>>> It is my understanding that it is possible to create a personal hotspot and 
>>> thereby use the iPhone effectively as a modem for a Mac via a USB 
>>> connection.  I'm not sure whether this has been detailed on list before 
>>> but, if not, does anybody happen to know how this is achieved? If so, does 
>>> anybody happen to know when the message was posted and what it's subject 
>>> line was?  In that case I would just check out the list archive.
>>> 
>>> Thank you for any assistance on this.  It's something I would very much 
>>> like to be able to get working.
>>> 
>>> Gordon
>>> 
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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

[chris hallsworth]

Do you have a personal hotspot item in the settings menu? I think this 
appears once personal hotspot is on from settings, general, network, 
personal hotspot.


On 18/10/2011 13:26, Gordon Smith wrote:

Hi

OK, I think I turned this on but nothing is happening.  When I plug in the 
computer with personal hot spot turned on, I don't get the screen about new 
network interfaces.

Gordon

On 17 Oct 2011, at 23:18, Lewis Crack wrote:

Hi gordon.

Awesome - you'll love it! :)
Lewis
On 17 Oct 2011, at 21:08, Gordon Smith wrote:


Hi Lewis

Magic, I'll get that done in the morning.

Gordon


On 17 Oct 2011, at 19:21, Lewis Crack wrote:

Hi Gordon.

Yes, sorry forgot to mention that, it's under Settings, then General, Then 
Network, then Personal Hotspot.
Regards.
Lewis.
On 17 Oct 2011, at 18:12, Gordon Smith wrote:


Lewis

Is this under a sub-pane in Settings?  I don't see it on the settings main 
screen.

Gordon



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Hi gordon.

I don't remember seeing a post on this, but I use my iPhone 3GS as an Internet 
modem all the time. It is very easy to do.
All you do is enable the personal hotspot setting under Settings and when you 
connect via USB, the mac should automatically see it as a network.
This is on the iPhone by the way.
I find it very useful; you can connect via Bluetooth but I haven't worked out 
how to do it yet.
Hope this helps to answer your query.
Lewis.
On 17 Oct 2011, at 15:50, Gordon Smith wrote:


Hi all

Firstly I'm very sorry for being somewhat out of the loop on this topic.  It's 
one which I have been intending to investigate for some time but due to 
off-topic difficulties, I haven't been able to do so as yet.

It is my understanding that it is possible to create a personal hotspot and 
thereby use the iPhone effectively as a modem for a Mac via a USB connection.  
I'm not sure whether this has been detailed on list before but, if not, does 
anybody happen to know how this is achieved? If so, does anybody happen to know 
when the message was posted and what it's subject line was?  In that case I 
would just check out the list archive.

Thank you for any assistance on this.  It's something I would very much like to 
be able to get working.

Gordon


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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

[Gordon Smith]

Sarah

I just about managed to extrapolate your meaning here, all I get when I read 
this message is "Miss-spelled", "Miss-Spelled". :)

I think I turned it on, but so far nothing doing.

I'm off to check on our network's website to see what one must do.  If it 
should indeed be that you have to set it up per iPhone, if it costs extra they 
can keep it.  We'll just continue using the iPad on its own.

Gordon


On 17 Oct 2011, at 23:32, Sarah Alawami wrote:

lol. it is here in the states. How else will you teather over 3g? at least here 
in the sttes. If I go to settings and general and hotspot , Actually it si not 
there in ios5. I wonder if at7t asked apple to take it out? I was goign to give 
you the message it would say. Oops?

Maybe someone who is in the uk can help you.
On Oct 17, 2011, at 8:35 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Sarah
> 
> My understanding is that that is no longer necessary.
> 
> Gordon
> 
> On 17 Oct 2011, at 16:33, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> 
> You need to get a teathering plan with your phone provider. Be aware that  
> they might have a data cap. for example vz and at&t and sprint all have 5 
> gigs of teathering per month. If you go over you will be charged 10 dollars 
> per extra gig. Oh and that's counting your 2 gig plan you have so if you 
> don't teather you still have 4 gigs to work with and use. if you do teather 
> you have 4, but if you use some  of that to serf while on the rode you will 
> have what ever is left to teather.
> On Oct 17, 2011, at 7:50 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> 
>> Hi all
>> 
>> Firstly I'm very sorry for being somewhat out of the loop on this topic.  
>> It's one which I have been intending to investigate for some time but due to 
>> off-topic difficulties, I haven't been able to do so as yet.
>> 
>> It is my understanding that it is possible to create a personal hotspot and 
>> thereby use the iPhone effectively as a modem for a Mac via a USB 
>> connection.  I'm not sure whether this has been detailed on list before but, 
>> if not, does anybody happen to know how this is achieved? If so, does 
>> anybody happen to know when the message was posted and what it's subject 
>> line was?  In that case I would just check out the list archive.
>> 
>> Thank you for any assistance on this.  It's something I would very much like 
>> to be able to get working.
>> 
>> Gordon
>> 
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Re: Makin' Movies!

[Gordon Smith]

Hi Chris

Actually I've decided to investigate the client/server Podcast Composer and 
Podcast Creator functions.  That will simplify the process greatly.

Gordon


On 18 Oct 2011, at 12:28, Chris Moore wrote:

Gordon, you can also record video within Photobooth 
On 17 Oct 2011, at 15:58, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Hi again all
> 
> Some time ago Lynne registered the full blown version of QuickTime Player so 
> that it became Quicktime Pro 7.  I haven't had time to figure out how it 
> works until now and a few minutes ago I created my first movie.
> 
> As I understand it, the quality using the MacBook Pro's internal "Eyesight" 
> camera was pretty good, and it set me thinking.  Why not have a go at a video 
> podcast?
> 
> So, this I plan to do with the JamBox from Jawbone as the subject.  This will 
> be used to supplement my wife's recent review of that amazing piece of kit 
> which we now use all the time.
> 
> My problem is that I can't quite remember whether I did anything after 
> pressing Command+Option+N to initiate a new movie recording.  And I can't 
> reliably repro the movie I made.  So, if somebody has the brief steps to 
> follow it would be helpful.  But I am encouraged and will definitely add this 
> to my podcast site as and when I get it done.
> 
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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

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Hi Chris

yes. Under Settings>General>Network I turned it on.

Gordon

On 18 Oct 2011, at 13:30, chris hallsworth wrote:

Do you have a personal hotspot item in the settings menu? I think this appears 
once personal hotspot is on from settings, general, network, personal hotspot.

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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

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Hi Gordon,

I infer from your message that you are using the USB cable to tether your mac 
to your iphone rather than using the Wi-fi or bluetooth tethering options. If 
this is the case and you're not seeing a service named "iPHone USB in the 
services list of the network preferences pane in Lion, perhaps you could try 
manually adding the service to that list . The "Add service" button is located 
below the service list in that same pane.

HTH,
Bryan

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> OK, I think I turned this on but nothing is happening.  When I plug in the 
> computer with personal hot spot turned on, I don't get the screen about new 
> network interfaces.

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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

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Hi Bryan

I'd rather use Bluetooth but I understand now having looked into it that the UK 
does not have free tethering on all networks after all.  On ours, for example, 
you have to use a "bolt-on" to add tethering to your account.

All I want to do is use the iPhone as a modem but it seems you can't do that.

When I click the "Setup personal hot-spot", I am prompted to visit a website on 
our provider's services page.  So it doesn't look as though it's free after 
all, unless your account is a new one in which case it is free for a very 
limited time.

Gordon


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Hi Gordon,

I infer from your message that you are using the USB cable to tether your mac 
to your iphone rather than using the Wi-fi or bluetooth tethering options. If 
this is the case and you're not seeing a service named "iPHone USB in the 
services list of the network preferences pane in Lion, perhaps you could try 
manually adding the service to that list . The "Add service" button is located 
below the service list in that same pane.

HTH,
Bryan

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> OK, I think I turned this on but nothing is happening.  When I plug in the 
> computer with personal hot spot turned on, I don't get the screen about new 
> network interfaces.

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latest open source releases

[Travis Siegel]

For those who like this sort of thing,
The open source components for OS X 10.7.2, Xcode 4.2, and iOS 5.0  
have been posted to the open source website.


http://opensource.apple.com/

Enjoy.

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IOS 5 and Braille command for item chooser

[Thuy]

Hi everyone. One of the brilliant new features of IOS 5 is the item
chooser which can be invoked with a two-finger triple tap. Does anyone
know how to perform that command from a Braille display please?

Cheers

Thuy
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Xcode 4.2 and voiceover.

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Hi all,

Just wondering if anyone has started to play with this yet?  It certainly does 
seem more accessible.

All the best,

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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

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What network is this?

On 18/10/2011 13:55, Gordon Smith wrote:

Hi Bryan

I'd rather use Bluetooth but I understand now having looked into it that the UK does not 
have free tethering on all networks after all.  On ours, for example, you have to use a 
"bolt-on" to add tethering to your account.

All I want to do is use the iPhone as a modem but it seems you can't do that.

When I click the "Setup personal hot-spot", I am prompted to visit a website on 
our provider's services page.  So it doesn't look as though it's free after all, unless 
your account is a new one in which case it is free for a very limited time.

Gordon


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Hi Gordon,

I infer from your message that you are using the USB cable to tether your mac to your iphone 
rather than using the Wi-fi or bluetooth tethering options. If this is the case and you're not 
seeing a service named "iPHone USB in the services list of the network preferences pane 
in Lion, perhaps you could try manually adding the service to that list . The "Add 
service" button is located below the service list in that same pane.

HTH,
Bryan

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OK, I think I turned this on but nothing is happening.  When I plug in the 
computer with personal hot spot turned on, I don't get the screen about new 
network interfaces.


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ExpanDrive on sale as today's mupromo -- does it work with Lion?

[Esther]

Hi All,

I notice that ExpanDrive is today's MacUpdate promo at half price ($19.95).  
This is a GUI-based solution that lets you transfer files to remote machines 
that you would SFTP or FTP to and has some slick features, like the ability to 
reconnect to the machine when you move your location, which is handy when you 
are using a laptop.  It also apparently has been keeping up with the device 
interface changes better than OS X Fuse/MacFusion.  MacFUSE is the effort to 
support cross-platform file handling. (I used to find some of the MacFUSE 
releases buggy or unstable, especially earlier on.  MacFUSE is no longer being 
supported as of August 2011 and has been superseded by Fuse4x and OSXFUSE.)

Gordon, I recall that you used ExpanDrive after the version 2 release.  Any 
comments about the product now, and specifically about how well it works with 
Lion, which I can't check?  It's convenient to have the Finder-like interface 
for remotely mounted drives, especially those on non-Mac systems.  However, 
since I updated my copy of Panic's Transmit to version 4,  I've been using that 
instead; I think it's faster and has more options.  I didn't update my version 
1.6 ExpanDrive license for that reason, and I don't know how well it works 
under Lion. ExpanDrive has a simpler interface that some may like, and I 
understand that some people like the Windows version of ExpanDrive that was 
released in July as being very fast on that system.  The present ExpanDrive  
license covers both Mac and Windows, so that may be a selling point for some 
users.

Any thoughts?  The MacUpdate site has a link to their free trial download at:
http://www.mupromo.com/deal/1643/7024/expandrive

For new users, the MacUpdate promo site does require a one-time negotiation of 
a CAPTCHA to set up your account.  Afterwords, you can login to find a record 
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for the next 12 hours.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

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viols line. Is there a way to stop this behavior?

[michael maslo]

Hi list:

Was wondering if anyone has tried tintin?

I have and found out it works outside of the fact that when a new line comes 
across the screen, it stops the previous line from reading. Is there a way to 
stop this behavior?

In other words, is there a way to make it finish reading one line before it 
starts a new line that comes across the screen?

thanks for any help.


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tintin

[michael maslo]

Sorry for the previous post. Did not notice my subject line did not turn out 
the way I wanted. So sorry

Hi list:

Was wondering if anyone has tried tintin?

I have and found out it works outside of the fact that when a new line comes 
across the screen, it stops the previous line from reading. Is there a way to 
stop this behavior?

In other words, is there a way to make it finish reading one line before it 
starts a new line that comes across the screen?

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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

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Hello Chris

O2.

On 18 Oct 2011, at 15:43, chris hallsworth wrote:

What network is this?

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Re: ExpanDrive on sale as today's mupromo -- does it work with Lion?

[Gordon Smith]

Yes, it does.

Gordon

On 18 Oct 2011, at 16:44, Esther wrote:

Hi All,

I notice that ExpanDrive is today's MacUpdate promo at half price ($19.95).  
This is a GUI-based solution that lets you transfer files to remote machines 
that you would SFTP or FTP to and has some slick features, like the ability to 
reconnect to the machine when you move your location, which is handy when you 
are using a laptop.  It also apparently has been keeping up with the device 
interface changes better than OS X Fuse/MacFusion.  MacFUSE is the effort to 
support cross-platform file handling. (I used to find some of the MacFUSE 
releases buggy or unstable, especially earlier on.  MacFUSE is no longer being 
supported as of August 2011 and has been superseded by Fuse4x and OSXFUSE.)

Gordon, I recall that you used ExpanDrive after the version 2 release.  Any 
comments about the product now, and specifically about how well it works with 
Lion, which I can't check?  It's convenient to have the Finder-like interface 
for remotely mounted drives, especially those on non-Mac systems.  However, 
since I updated my copy of Panic's Transmit to version 4,  I've been using that 
instead; I think it's faster and has more options.  I didn't update my version 
1.6 ExpanDrive license for that reason, and I don't know how well it works 
under Lion. ExpanDrive has a simpler interface that some may like, and I 
understand that some people like the Windows version of ExpanDrive that was 
released in July as being very fast on that system.  The present ExpanDrive  
license covers both Mac and Windows, so that may be a selling point for some 
users.

Any thoughts?  The MacUpdate site has a link to their free trial download at:
http://www.mupromo.com/deal/1643/7024/expandrive

For new users, the MacUpdate promo site does require a one-time negotiation of 
a CAPTCHA to set up your account.  Afterwords, you can login to find a record 
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Re: ExpanDrive on sale as today's mupromo -- does it work with Lion?

[Gordon Smith]

Hi Esther

Just to expand slightly on my somewhat terse response a moment ago.  Yes, it 
works with Lion.  The 2.x release hasn't been updated in a while but there's 
nothing significantly troublesome that would kill it with Lion.  We haven't had 
to use it in a few weeks, but one of Lynne's friends is using it and she says 
she couldn't live without it with her macs, which all run Lion.

In actual fact I think I need to set this up again since one of our servers is 
playing silly animals and we need to try and get that sorted.  Thank you for 
reminding me about this, Esther.

Gordon

On 18 Oct 2011, at 16:44, Esther wrote:

Hi All,

I notice that ExpanDrive is today's MacUpdate promo at half price ($19.95).  
This is a GUI-based solution that lets you transfer files to remote machines 
that you would SFTP or FTP to and has some slick features, like the ability to 
reconnect to the machine when you move your location, which is handy when you 
are using a laptop.  It also apparently has been keeping up with the device 
interface changes better than OS X Fuse/MacFusion.  MacFUSE is the effort to 
support cross-platform file handling. (I used to find some of the MacFUSE 
releases buggy or unstable, especially earlier on.  MacFUSE is no longer being 
supported as of August 2011 and has been superseded by Fuse4x and OSXFUSE.)

Gordon, I recall that you used ExpanDrive after the version 2 release.  Any 
comments about the product now, and specifically about how well it works with 
Lion, which I can't check?  It's convenient to have the Finder-like interface 
for remotely mounted drives, especially those on non-Mac systems.  However, 
since I updated my copy of Panic's Transmit to version 4,  I've been using that 
instead; I think it's faster and has more options.  I didn't update my version 
1.6 ExpanDrive license for that reason, and I don't know how well it works 
under Lion. ExpanDrive has a simpler interface that some may like, and I 
understand that some people like the Windows version of ExpanDrive that was 
released in July as being very fast on that system.  The present ExpanDrive  
license covers both Mac and Windows, so that may be a selling point for some 
users.

Any thoughts?  The MacUpdate site has a link to their free trial download at:
http://www.mupromo.com/deal/1643/7024/expandrive

For new users, the MacUpdate promo site does require a one-time negotiation of 
a CAPTCHA to set up your account.  Afterwords, you can login to find a record 
of your receipts and purchases, and links to the software.  This makes it easy 
to find your registration serial number records.  The half-price promo is good 
for the next 12 hours.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

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Well maybe things have changed from when you first got it, as I was told 
by a friend here on this list that all UK networks allows use of 
personal hotspot without incurring additional charges. Best of luck with 
your setup.


On 18/10/2011 18:06, Gordon Smith wrote:

Hello Chris

O2.

On 18 Oct 2011, at 15:43, chris hallsworth wrote:

What network is this?

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Re: Message Headers Group

[James AUSTIN]

Hi Desi,

In the "View" tab of Mail Preferences, you can decide upon the level of header 
detail by manipulating the pop-up box labeled "Show Header detail".

TC :)
James 
On 17 Oct 2011, at 22:49, Desi Noller wrote:

> Can anyone tell me how to get rid of the message headers group message each 
> time I open an e-mail message?  Thanks!
> 
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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Chris

No, we've checked and you need a bolt-on. So I'm afraid that info is not 
correct.

Lynne

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Well maybe things have changed from when you first got it, as I was told by a 
friend here on this list that all UK networks allows use of personal hotspot 
without incurring additional charges. Best of luck with your setup.

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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

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It's a bug. If it does not appear you must reset your network settings.
On Oct 18, 2011, at 5:30 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Sarah
> 
> I just about managed to extrapolate your meaning here, all I get when I read 
> this message is "Miss-spelled", "Miss-Spelled". :)
> 
> I think I turned it on, but so far nothing doing.
> 
> I'm off to check on our network's website to see what one must do.  If it 
> should indeed be that you have to set it up per iPhone, if it costs extra 
> they can keep it.  We'll just continue using the iPad on its own.
> 
> Gordon
> 
> 
> On 17 Oct 2011, at 23:32, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> 
> lol. it is here in the states. How else will you teather over 3g? at least 
> here in the sttes. If I go to settings and general and hotspot , Actually it 
> si not there in ios5. I wonder if at7t asked apple to take it out? I was 
> goign to give you the message it would say. Oops?
> 
> Maybe someone who is in the uk can help you.
> On Oct 17, 2011, at 8:35 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> 
>> Sarah
>> 
>> My understanding is that that is no longer necessary.
>> 
>> Gordon
>> 
>> On 17 Oct 2011, at 16:33, Sarah Alawami wrote:
>> 
>> You need to get a teathering plan with your phone provider. Be aware that  
>> they might have a data cap. for example vz and at&t and sprint all have 5 
>> gigs of teathering per month. If you go over you will be charged 10 dollars 
>> per extra gig. Oh and that's counting your 2 gig plan you have so if you 
>> don't teather you still have 4 gigs to work with and use. if you do teather 
>> you have 4, but if you use some  of that to serf while on the rode you will 
>> have what ever is left to teather.
>> On Oct 17, 2011, at 7:50 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
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>>> Hi all
>>> 
>>> Firstly I'm very sorry for being somewhat out of the loop on this topic.  
>>> It's one which I have been intending to investigate for some time but due 
>>> to off-topic difficulties, I haven't been able to do so as yet.
>>> 
>>> It is my understanding that it is possible to create a personal hotspot and 
>>> thereby use the iPhone effectively as a modem for a Mac via a USB 
>>> connection.  I'm not sure whether this has been detailed on list before 
>>> but, if not, does anybody happen to know how this is achieved? If so, does 
>>> anybody happen to know when the message was posted and what it's subject 
>>> line was?  In that case I would just check out the list archive.
>>> 
>>> Thank you for any assistance on this.  It's something I would very much 
>>> like to be able to get working.
>>> 
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Re: knowing the length of an mp3 file

[Sarah Alawami]

lol. in my case I have over 400 gigs so in my case, no it's not a good idea. I 
might write to apple and suggest this.
On Oct 18, 2011, at 4:35 AM, Red.Falcon wrote:

> Hi there!
> Although it will take a [little or lot] of work!
> And you really do not want to add them to Itunes!
> How about adding the comments column to the view!
> And I suppose you can put the length of each one in there!
> Unless you cannot write to that field!
> [Not saying you cannot write] but if finder will let you!
> And of course if you've got hundreds it would take a long time!
> But if not too many once its done you will have what you want!
> If it works that is!
> If you need to know you add comments using command+j
> hth Colin
> 
> On 18 Oct 2011, at 02:25, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> 
>> Ok. I'm stupid. I found the more info thing but I to want to be able to up 
>> and down arrow through the columns. It helped when I was queueing up the 
>> mendelson a few minutes ago but a column would be nice.
>> 
>> Take care all.
>> On Oct 17, 2011, at 5:02 PM, Bryan Jones wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Cait, I see what you mean now. That would be a nice feature to have in 
>>> Finder. Unfortunately, as far as I can tell  that column cannot be added in 
>>> Finder. That doesn't necessarily mean there isn't a way to do it, it just 
>>> means I don't know how. Perhaps somebody else on the list has an idea or 
>>> maybe there's a third party app or Finder enhancement that enables such a 
>>> function. Or, as Sarah suggested, import them into iTunes.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> Bryan
>>> 
>>> On Oct 17, 2011, at 5:45 PM, Caitlyn Furness wrote:
 Ok, I'd like to be able to arrow down through a folder of mp3's and see 
 the run time(length) of the movie without doing the command I thing, if 
 possible, on each individual file. I could do this on that other operating 
 system, but honestly, I can't remember how I made it happen.  It's not a 
 huge huge deal, since I can do it with command i, but it would be nice if 
 it could be 
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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

[chris hallsworth]

Then maybe this bolt on is added for you when you sign up to the contract.

On 18/10/2011 19:37, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:

Hello Chris

No, we've checked and you need a bolt-on. So I'm afraid that info is not 
correct.

Lynne

On 18 Oct 2011, at 19:06, chris hallsworth wrote:

Well maybe things have changed from when you first got it, as I was told by a 
friend here on this list that all UK networks allows use of personal hotspot 
without incurring additional charges. Best of luck with your setup.

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Re: Adobe launches PDF reader for iOS

[rostislava koumanova]

it seems not accessibile .
rk

Il giorno 18/ott/2011, alle ore 22:19, Sarah Alawami ha scritto:

> I have not a clue if this is accessibil or not but here if anyone wants to 
> give it a try.
> 
> Adobe launches PDF reader for iOS
> 
> Adobe may dominate the PDF market on computer desktops, but it has largely 
> left mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad to a range of competitors. No 
> more. Adobe Reader for iOS launched Monday, a universal app for iPhone and 
> iPad,
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> http://onj.me/1i4
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Re: Message Headers Group

[Desi Noller]

Right James, I get that, but even when I have "none" checked under headers, 
when I open a message, instead of automatically reading the text as used to 
happen, after reading the headers, I hear "message headers group" and nothing 
further is read.  I'm sure there's just some other little thing that needs 
tweaking, but so far, I haven't figured out what it is!  :)

Desi



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> Hi Desi,
> 
> In the "View" tab of Mail Preferences, you can decide upon the level of 
> header detail by manipulating the pop-up box labeled "Show Header detail".
> 
> TC :)
> James 
> On 17 Oct 2011, at 22:49, Desi Noller wrote:
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>> Can anyone tell me how to get rid of the message headers group message each 
>> time I open an e-mail message?  Thanks!
>> 
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Re: ExpanDrive on sale as today's mupromo -- does it work with Lion?

[David McLean]

How may I ask does one go about downloading this software?  I have the license 
but the only thing I can find on any website is download license or buy the 
software.
I assume this software exists!?
On Oct 18, 2011, at 1:13 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Hi Esther
> 
> Just to expand slightly on my somewhat terse response a moment ago.  Yes, it 
> works with Lion.  The 2.x release hasn't been updated in a while but there's 
> nothing significantly troublesome that would kill it with Lion.  We haven't 
> had to use it in a few weeks, but one of Lynne's friends is using it and she 
> says she couldn't live without it with her macs, which all run Lion.
> 
> In actual fact I think I need to set this up again since one of our servers 
> is playing silly animals and we need to try and get that sorted.  Thank you 
> for reminding me about this, Esther.
> 
> Gordon
> 
> On 18 Oct 2011, at 16:44, Esther wrote:
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> Hi All,
> 
> I notice that ExpanDrive is today's MacUpdate promo at half price ($19.95).  
> This is a GUI-based solution that lets you transfer files to remote machines 
> that you would SFTP or FTP to and has some slick features, like the ability 
> to reconnect to the machine when you move your location, which is handy when 
> you are using a laptop.  It also apparently has been keeping up with the 
> device interface changes better than OS X Fuse/MacFusion.  MacFUSE is the 
> effort to support cross-platform file handling. (I used to find some of the 
> MacFUSE releases buggy or unstable, especially earlier on.  MacFUSE is no 
> longer being supported as of August 2011 and has been superseded by Fuse4x 
> and OSXFUSE.)
> 
> Gordon, I recall that you used ExpanDrive after the version 2 release.  Any 
> comments about the product now, and specifically about how well it works with 
> Lion, which I can't check?  It's convenient to have the Finder-like interface 
> for remotely mounted drives, especially those on non-Mac systems.  However, 
> since I updated my copy of Panic's Transmit to version 4,  I've been using 
> that instead; I think it's faster and has more options.  I didn't update my 
> version 1.6 ExpanDrive license for that reason, and I don't know how well it 
> works under Lion. ExpanDrive has a simpler interface that some may like, and 
> I understand that some people like the Windows version of ExpanDrive that was 
> released in July as being very fast on that system.  The present ExpanDrive  
> license covers both Mac and Windows, so that may be a selling point for some 
> users.
> 
> Any thoughts?  The MacUpdate site has a link to their free trial download at:
> http://www.mupromo.com/deal/1643/7024/expandrive
> 
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> of a CAPTCHA to set up your account.  Afterwords, you can login to find a 
> record of your receipts and purchases, and links to the software.  This makes 
> it easy to find your registration serial number records.  The half-price 
> promo is good for the next 12 hours.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
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Re: ExpanDrive on sale as today's mupromo -- does it work with Lion?

[David McLean]

Ok I'm a dummy!  I just found it had downloaded already!  Never mind!
On Oct 18, 2011, at 5:46 PM, David McLean wrote:

> How may I ask does one go about downloading this software?  I have the 
> license but the only thing I can find on any website is download license or 
> buy the software.
> I assume this software exists!?
> On Oct 18, 2011, at 1:13 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> 
>> Hi Esther
>> 
>> Just to expand slightly on my somewhat terse response a moment ago.  Yes, it 
>> works with Lion.  The 2.x release hasn't been updated in a while but there's 
>> nothing significantly troublesome that would kill it with Lion.  We haven't 
>> had to use it in a few weeks, but one of Lynne's friends is using it and she 
>> says she couldn't live without it with her macs, which all run Lion.
>> 
>> In actual fact I think I need to set this up again since one of our servers 
>> is playing silly animals and we need to try and get that sorted.  Thank you 
>> for reminding me about this, Esther.
>> 
>> Gordon
>> 
>> On 18 Oct 2011, at 16:44, Esther wrote:
>> 
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> I notice that ExpanDrive is today's MacUpdate promo at half price ($19.95).  
>> This is a GUI-based solution that lets you transfer files to remote machines 
>> that you would SFTP or FTP to and has some slick features, like the ability 
>> to reconnect to the machine when you move your location, which is handy when 
>> you are using a laptop.  It also apparently has been keeping up with the 
>> device interface changes better than OS X Fuse/MacFusion.  MacFUSE is the 
>> effort to support cross-platform file handling. (I used to find some of the 
>> MacFUSE releases buggy or unstable, especially earlier on.  MacFUSE is no 
>> longer being supported as of August 2011 and has been superseded by Fuse4x 
>> and OSXFUSE.)
>> 
>> Gordon, I recall that you used ExpanDrive after the version 2 release.  Any 
>> comments about the product now, and specifically about how well it works 
>> with Lion, which I can't check?  It's convenient to have the Finder-like 
>> interface for remotely mounted drives, especially those on non-Mac systems.  
>> However, since I updated my copy of Panic's Transmit to version 4,  I've 
>> been using that instead; I think it's faster and has more options.  I didn't 
>> update my version 1.6 ExpanDrive license for that reason, and I don't know 
>> how well it works under Lion. ExpanDrive has a simpler interface that some 
>> may like, and I understand that some people like the Windows version of 
>> ExpanDrive that was released in July as being very fast on that system.  The 
>> present ExpanDrive  license covers both Mac and Windows, so that may be a 
>> selling point for some users.
>> 
>> Any thoughts?  The MacUpdate site has a link to their free trial download at:
>> http://www.mupromo.com/deal/1643/7024/expandrive
>> 
>> For new users, the MacUpdate promo site does require a one-time negotiation 
>> of a CAPTCHA to set up your account.  Afterwords, you can login to find a 
>> record of your receipts and purchases, and links to the software.  This 
>> makes it easy to find your registration serial number records.  The 
>> half-price promo is good for the next 12 hours.
>> 
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>> 
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Re: How to add a new VO short cut for web access? can

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To add shortcuts for vo operations, you need to enable the numpad  
commander, then you can assign keys on the numpad to any vo command  
in the list, you can move the commands around, assign them to any  
key, including regular, command, control, shift, and option keys.
If you don't have a numpad, then this method obviously won't work,  
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partitioning an external drive for a bootable backup

[Caitlyn Furness]

Hi,
Can somebody refresh my memory on how to create a bootable external disk for 
snow leopard using disk utility?  I want to upgrade to lion finally and want to 
make a back up of my mac which is now running snow leopard.  I have carbon copy 
cloner, but I want to make a bootable external drive with my external drive, 
just in case something goes wrong.

Also, is anyone currently running fusion version 3 with win xp under lion?  I 
heard it doesn't work, so don't want to do this upgrade if that's so, since I 
need fusion and k1000 for my school..

thanks,
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Re: tintin

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No, there isn't, and this is something I've complained about as  
well.  There really needs to be a toggle as to whether new speech  
should interrupt existing speech, or go into a cue to be spoken when  
the current speaking is finished.
You'll get used to it, but it sure is irritating, especially during a  
long compile, I always have to turn off cursor tracking before I  
start the compile, then review line-by-line after the compile  
finishes in order to get all of the output.
I've asked apple to consider this toggle as an option, but since it  
was requested several years ago (back when leopard was in beta  
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Re: knowing the length of an mp3 file

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If you use column mode in finder, when you have a file highlighted,  
simply vo-right arrow, and it opens the info window automatically,  
which will show the duration of the file.  A vo-left arrow will close  
the window, and you're back at the file you were already looking at.

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Re: How to add a new VO short cut for web access? can

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Hi there!
You can also set up either keyboard commander shortcuts or even trackpad 
commander shortcuts!
So take your pick!
1, vo+f8
you should be on general, scroll across to allow voice over to be controlled by 
applescripts and check it!
2 press command+8 and that should take you to commanders!
then there are tabs for num pad, keyboard and trackpad!
3 select the one of choice then scroll through the options!
I can only talk about the keyboard one!
4 enable the keyboard commander, then you have a choice of either the left or 
right option key to use as your modifier key [the right one should be already 
selected] and you can only use one  for all keyboard shortcuts!
  then go to the add button and select!
So here you need to pick which key you wish to use [there are a few already 
used] like M for mail and S for safari and T for time!
So when you made your letter or number choice type it into the field you are on 
[ you must put the key choice in first]
5 then scroll right to the menu button vo space on it and you will find all the 
options including the one your on about!
6 Just select it and it will be set!
So in future you'll just need to press which ever option key and the one you 
chose!
In that menu you will also find custom in there you can pick applications like 
Skype and others which you can also give a shortcut key for!
One tip though do not set one up for Itunes!
There can be a con flicked with the option key, when you use the shortcut you 
can get the Itunes library chooser window!
This can also happen when using vo+space to open Itunes!
The way I open Itunes is from the doc with enter!
Now hopefully your not asleep and I've not board you!
hth Colin

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> If you don't have a num pad, then this method obviously won't work, but I 
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Re: How to add a new VO short cut for web access? can

[Red . Falcon]

I forgot to say do you use the rota!
There is an option for form controls this might be useful!
Hi there!
You can also set up either keyboard commander shortcuts or even trackpad 
commander shortcuts!
So take your pick!
1, vo+f8
you should be on general, scroll across to allow voice over to be controlled by 
applescripts and check it!
2 press command+8 and that should take you to commanders!
then there are tabs for num pad, keyboard and trackpad!
3 select the one of choice then scroll through the options!
I can only talk about the keyboard one!
4 enable the keyboard commander, then you have a choice of either the left or 
right option key to use as your modifier key [the right one should be already 
selected] and you can only use one  for all keyboard shortcuts!
 then go to the add button and select!
So here you need to pick which key you wish to use [there are a few already 
used] like M for mail and S for safari and T for time!
So when you made your letter or number choice type it into the field you are on 
[ you must put the key choice in first]
5 then scroll right to the menu button vo space on it and you will find all the 
options including the one your on about!
6 Just select it and it will be set!
So in future you'll just need to press which ever option key and the one you 
chose!
In that menu you will also find custom in there you can pick applications like 
Skype and others which you can also give a shortcut key for!
One tip though do not set one up for Itunes!
There can be a con flicked with the option key, when you use the shortcut you 
can get the Itunes library chooser window!
This can also happen when using vo+space to open Itunes!
The way I open Itunes is from the doc with enter!
Now hopefully your not asleep and I've not board you!
hth Colin

On 18 Oct 2011, at 23:33, Travis Siegel wrote:

> To add shortcuts for vo operations, you need to enable the numbed commander, 
> then you can assign keys on the num pad to any vo command in the list, you 
> can move the commands around, assign them to any key, including regular, 
> command, control, shift, and option keys.
> If you don't have a num pad, then this method obviously won't work, but I 
> personally won't be w/o a keypad, so there you have it.
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a very broken itunes

[Sarah Alawami]

Ok I dunno what I did. but now my itunes freezes at waiting for items to copy 
or waiting for changes to reconcile. I can sit there and wait for 10 hours and 
it will still be at the screen.. i dunno if I should attempt a reinstall of 
itunes or a restore of the IOS. Advice would be appreciated. using itunes 5 and 
ios5. and I'm on osx lion.

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Re: a very broken itunes

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Hi Sarah,
Perhaps a restore of iOS is in order, but I'm not sure. I've had it take a long 
time before, but never that long. It always finishes.
Sorry I can't be more helpful.
Best,
Zack.
On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:39 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> Ok I dunno what I did. but now my itunes freezes at waiting for items to copy 
> or waiting for changes to reconcile. I can sit there and wait for 10 hours 
> and it will still be at the screen.. i dunno if I should attempt a reinstall 
> of itunes or a restore of the IOS. Advice would be appreciated. using itunes 
> 5 and ios5. and I'm on osx lion.
> 
> Take care all.
> 
> Sarah Alawami
> 
> If you  need an edit  done on a small project go to 
> http://music.marrie.org/master.html for more info. If you need to contact me 
> my info is below.
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Re: a very broken itunes

[Sarah Alawami]

Yeah and the worst thing is, it fixes itself but only for  about an hour. this 
is nuts, and I don't like it! oH and each of the apps were about 20 mb big. I'm 
still sitting after now about half an hour of the waiting for items  to copy.
On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:42 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:

> Hi Sarah,
> Perhaps a restore of iOS is in order, but I'm not sure. I've had it take a 
> long time before, but never that long. It always finishes.
> Sorry I can't be more helpful.
> Best,
> Zack.
> On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:39 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> 
>> Ok I dunno what I did. but now my itunes freezes at waiting for items to 
>> copy or waiting for changes to reconcile. I can sit there and wait for 10 
>> hours and it will still be at the screen.. i dunno if I should attempt a 
>> reinstall of itunes or a restore of the IOS. Advice would be appreciated. 
>> using itunes 5 and ios5. and I'm on osx lion.
>> 
>> Take care all.
>> 
>> Sarah Alawami
>> 
>> If you  need an edit  done on a small project go to 
>> http://music.marrie.org/master.html for more info. If you need to contact me 
>> my info is below.
>> MSN and AIM: marri...@gmail.com
>> website: http://music.marrie.org
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Re: a very broken itunes

[Sarah Alawami]

Ok to add I still see the synch in progress thing as well on the phone as well. 
I don't have the time to wait here for 70 apps to uninstall. it should not take 
now from the time of this sending about 20 minutes or so.
On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:42 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:

> Hi Sarah,
> Perhaps a restore of iOS is in order, but I'm not sure. I've had it take a 
> long time before, but never that long. It always finishes.
> Sorry I can't be more helpful.
> Best,
> Zack.
> On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:39 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> 
>> Ok I dunno what I did. but now my itunes freezes at waiting for items to 
>> copy or waiting for changes to reconcile. I can sit there and wait for 10 
>> hours and it will still be at the screen.. i dunno if I should attempt a 
>> reinstall of itunes or a restore of the IOS. Advice would be appreciated. 
>> using itunes 5 and ios5. and I'm on osx lion.
>> 
>> Take care all.
>> 
>> Sarah Alawami
>> 
>> If you  need an edit  done on a small project go to 
>> http://music.marrie.org/master.html for more info. If you need to contact me 
>> my info is below.
>> MSN and AIM: marri...@gmail.com
>> website: http://music.marrie.org
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>> youtube: http://youtube.com/marrie125
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Re: a very broken itunes

[Zachary Kline]

Hi Sarah,
I'd seriously consider restoring your device, as it sounds like something is 
broken. I don't know what that would be though, things have always worked well 
for me and I have never seen these symptoms.
Best,
Zack.
On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:59 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> Yeah and the worst thing is, it fixes itself but only for  about an hour. 
> this is nuts, and I don't like it! oH and each of the apps were about 20 mb 
> big. I'm still sitting after now about half an hour of the waiting for items  
> to copy.
> On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:42 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:
> 
>> Hi Sarah,
>> Perhaps a restore of iOS is in order, but I'm not sure. I've had it take a 
>> long time before, but never that long. It always finishes.
>> Sorry I can't be more helpful.
>> Best,
>> Zack.
>> On Oct 18, 2011, at 7:39 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
>> 
>>> Ok I dunno what I did. but now my itunes freezes at waiting for items to 
>>> copy or waiting for changes to reconcile. I can sit there and wait for 10 
>>> hours and it will still be at the screen.. i dunno if I should attempt a 
>>> reinstall of itunes or a restore of the IOS. Advice would be appreciated. 
>>> using itunes 5 and ios5. and I'm on osx lion.
>>> 
>>> Take care all.
>>> 
>>> Sarah Alawami
>>> 
>>> If you  need an edit  done on a small project go to 
>>> http://music.marrie.org/master.html for more info. If you need to contact 
>>> me my info is below.
>>> MSN and AIM: marri...@gmail.com
>>> website: http://music.marrie.org
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>>> youtube: http://youtube.com/marrie125
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Automator Trouble

[Jane]

I have a workflow made to turn text into audio, encode the audio at a certain 
bit rate, import into iTunes and let me set the info.  The trouble is that when 
I run it, it always says it's busy, it stops responding and I have to force 
quit the first time I give it a new text document.  The second time it 
runs--reluctantly, but it runs.  this is annoying and I am wondering what to do 
about it.

Jane
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Re: Personal Hotspot Creation

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Chris

It has to do with "O2 bolt-ones", as Gordon told you yesterday I think. 
Possibly you included them; I'm not sure.

Lynne

On 18 Oct 2011, at 20:10, chris hallsworth wrote:

Then maybe this bolt on is added for you when you sign up to the contract.

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Re: ExpanDrive on sale as today's mupromo -- does it work with Lion?

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

David

if you get stuck, we can let you have a copy.

Lynne

On 18 Oct 2011, at 22:46, David McLean wrote:

How may I ask does one go about downloading this software?  I have the license 
but the only thing I can find on any website is download license or buy the 
software.
I assume this software exists!?
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