RE: Zip files and a printer query

[Roger Firman]

Thomas,

Many thanks.

Roger.

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Re: Apple Mail question.

[Zachary Kline]

Hi Jim,
It depends where you're looking, really. If you're looking in the favorites 
bar, then yes, by default, you only see the inbox and sent mailboxes. There's a 
button you can press in that bar to show a mailbox list, however. If you're 
using classic view, which you can set in preferences, then mail behaves as it 
did in Snow Leopard.
I hope this helps,
Zack.

Sent from my iPhone

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 wrote:

> Hi Folks:
> 
> In Apple Mail, how do I make all of my mailboxes visible? The only ones that 
> I see are in-box and sent.
> 
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Re: Siri and Orthography

[Michael Busboom]

Hello Esther,

Your posting below causes me to wonder something else:

Is it possible to peruse iBooks stores or other App stores on your Mac and have 
the item you purchased download to your iPhone when you go into the App store?  
I find that I am far more proficient on my Mac, in terms of web surfing than on 
my iPhone.  If the answer to this question is in the affirmative, then how do I 
indicate that the item purchased is intended for use on the iPhone as opposed 
to on the Mac?

Thanks and kindest regards,

Mike
 to  
On 7,Feb,2012, at 10:37 AM, Esther wrote:

> Hi Mike,
> 
> Zack has already answered your question about using the free  iBooks app to 
> both purchase and read ePub books. (There's both a "store" for purchasing 
> books and a "library" for holding ePub books or PDF books that you read in 
> this app.  Your library can include both books you purchase from the iBooks 
> store, and any DRM-free eBooks that you load into the iBooks app, either by 
> emailing them to yourself as an attachment, or downloading them from a linked 
> version from a web page or Dropbox file, then opening the file in iBooks, or 
> exporting to iBooks.)  "Talking to Siri" is available in the Austrian iBooks 
> store. On the main iTunes Store home page, there's a link for "Change 
> Country". I just checked by changing my iTunes Store country to "Österreich" 
> and clicking on the link in my earlier post for "Talking to Siri".  The link 
> worked, which means that the title is available in your store, and the price 
> came up as 3.99 Euros.  
> 
> The easy way to change back to your country's iTunes Store is to sign into 
> your account, since when you change countries you are immediately signed out. 
> On my Mac I just press Command-Option-F to go to the search field, then 
> VO-Down arrow to the sign in link and activate it with VO-Space.  When I 
> enter my login and password, I'll get a dialog window telling me that my 
> Apple ID is only valid for the US iTunes Store, and that I will be switched 
> there, so that I can try my purchase again (even though I'm not purchasing 
> anything). I VO-Space on the "OK" button, and I'm switched to my account, 
> which in my case is in the US iTunes Store.
> 
> I think that the restrictions on iBooks titles to German language titles may 
> apply to eBook versions of printed titles that are released and subject to 
> copyright licensing distribution agreements by country -- for example, a 
> popular novel for which different publishing groups in each country will bid 
> on, for distribution sales rights.  But titles like "Talking to Siri" exist 
> only in electronic distributable form, and the authors make the distribution 
> arrangements directly with Apple's iBookstore.  There is no print copy of 
> "Talking to Siri" distributed, as far as I know.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> 
> On Feb 6, 2012, at 10:20 PM, Michael Busboom wrote:
> 
>> This is helpful information indeed, Zack.  My only concern thus far is that 
>> to date, I keep hearing from English-speaking iPhone users here in Austria 
>> that only German language titles can be purchased from the Austrian store.  
>> I sure hope that I can purchase and enjoy books in English from the US app 
>> store when I fly to the States.
>> 
>> Best regards,
>> 
>> Mike
>> .
>> On 7,Feb,2012, at 9:05 AM, Zachary Kline wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Mike,
>>> Apple's iBOoks app will read eBOoks quite handily, including the one Ester 
>>> mentioned. It's also the way you purchase books via the phone, though you 
>>> can also do this on a mac or PC with iTunes. The app is quite accessible, 
>>> and free, so I recommend taking a look at it. The available book catalog, 
>>> at least in the US, is extensive, and though you can't read most of the 
>>> books on any other device you can use iBooks  with the vast majority of 
>>> them, excluding some which contain bits of inaccessible graphical 
>>> multimedia.
>>> Hope this helps,
>>> Zack.
>>> On Feb 7, 2012, at 12:00 AM, Michael Busboom wrote:
>>> 
 Hello Esther,
 
 Firstly, I would like to thank you for responding, and the same goes for 
 everyone else who has taken the time to assist me.
 
 In your response,Esther, you mentioned Talking to Siri: Learning the 
 Language of Apple's Intelligent Assistant" by Steve Sande and Erica Sadun. 
  It has been my impression that ebooks can't be read on the iPhone.  If I 
 purchase the book, which app should I use to read it?
 
 Cheers,
 
 Mike
 
 On 6,Feb,2012, at 8:41 PM, Esther wrote:
 Hi Mike,
> 
> 
> However, if you're willing to spend $4.99, I'd recommend getting "Talking 
> to Siri" from the iBooks Store:
> • "Talking to Siri: Learning the Language of Apple's Intelligent 
> Assistant" by Steve Sande and Erica Sadun
> 
> 
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Re: DropBox for the Mac.

[Geoff Waaler]

Hi Jim,

Run the installation directly from the volume (the .dmg file).  For some 
reason, that method is accessible, where as copying it to the applications 
folder and running it from there is not.  I got that tip on this list from 
Annie N last summer.

Best regards.
Geoff

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  To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility 
  Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2012 1:22 PM
  Subject: DropBox for the Mac.


  Hi Gang:

  Is this app accessible?  I can't get a darn thing out of it.

  thanks all over the place gang.

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Automatic Downloads of iTunes Purchases on iOS devices [was Re: Siri and Orthography]

[Esther]

Hi Mike,

I've changed the subject line to reflect your question about automatically 
downloading iTunes purchases you make on your Mac to your iPhone. Yes, it's 
possible to browse for iBooks and Apps on your Mac using iTunes, purchase these 
items from iTunes on your computer, and have the item you purchased 
automatically download onto your iPhone or other iOS device. This also works 
for music purchases. On your iOS device, go to Settings >  Store.  If you have 
a new iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad, this is the last of the settings items for 
the options that are built into your device, just before the individual 
settings that may be present for apps that you purchase.  On my iPhone I have 
to do a three finger flick up to scroll to the second page in order to access 
the "Store" setting. You can also use the four finger tap in the bottom half of 
the screen to go to the last element of the screen.  (Note: I have far too many 
apps with settings loaded onto my iPhone to navigate to the "Store" s
 etting by going to the last element on my screen, so I just scroll to the 
second page, touch the bottom of the screen above the home button, and flick 
left to get to the "Store" setting.)

Double tap on the "Store" button.  On the "Store" screen you can set up 
Automatic Downloads, so that new iTunes Store purchases made for your account 
will automatically download to your device.  This includes "free" apps, books, 
or music, and applies to purchases made from any location, such as your 
computer or another iOS device that shares the same Apple ID for your iTunes  
account.  There are separate switches for Music, Apps, and Books, and you can 
double tap any of these to toggle the switch to "On" or back to "Off".  So you 
might want to have your new app and book purchases automatically download to 
your iPhone, but not your music purchases, if you buy a lot.  There's also a 
switch that allows you to use cellular data to download these new purchases 
when not connected to Wi-Fi.  I usually leave this turned off, so that large 
items don't download until I have a Wi-Fi connection in order to avoid having 
this add to my cellular data usage.

There is a similar setting to activate automatic downloads for books, apps, and 
music under your iTunes Preferences menu on the Mac under the Store tab.  On 
your computer, press command-comma, then navigate to the "Store" tab 
(Command-4).  I leave these unchecked -- especially the option for apps, in 
case a later version of an app loses accessibility, since I don't want my 
working versions to be replaced. However, you might want to automatically 
download music purchases made on your iPhone to your home iTunes library.  

When iBooks was first released, it was not possible to browse or purchase books 
through iTunes.  This is a relatively recent feature -- meaning that it has 
been around for some months, but some users may not be aware of it.  

You may find that book browsing, in particular, is easier to do from iTunes on 
your Mac.  List users who have both an iPhone and an iPad will recognize that 
more iBooks browsing options are available from their iPads than from their 
iPhones because of the larger screen real estate.  If I want to view options 
for items like "Popular Pre-Orders" or "Best of the Month" on my iPhone, I can 
copy and paste the link from iTunes and mail it to myself.  If I double tap on 
that link from my iPhone, I'll be able to access that special page, but I may 
not find some of those link options under the Store screen in the iBooks app, 
simply because it would make the screen too cluttered.

>From iTunes on your Mac, you can go directly to browse the Books section.  I'm 
>going to assume that you have QuickNav turned on (by simultaneously pressing 
>the right and left arrow keys to toggle this on or off), so that I can type 
>(and you can press) "Left arrow", instead of "VO-Left arrow" (or 
>"Control-Option-Left arrow") to navigate, and so that when I tell you to 
>"press the button" you'll simultaneously press the up and down arrow keys 
>instead of using VO-Space.  For those readers who are using TrackPad commander 
>and the touch interface that is similar to the iPhone screen, it's even faster 
>to just flick left, right, up, or down and double tap to press buttons or 
>activate links.  Mac Mini, iMac  users, and users with Mac Laptops made before 
>2009 will need to get a Magic Trackpad for this experience.

1. To browse the iBooks Store from iTunes on your Mac, select the "iTunes 
Store" in your sources table.  Pressing Command-Shift-H will automatically 
select the iTunes Store, or you can choose "Home" under the "Store" menu of 
your iTunes menu bar, or else simply navigate to your sources table, interact, 
and navigate to "iTunes Store"

2. Navigate using your right or left arrow key to "Books".  I usually do this 
by pressing right arrow from the sources table  to navigate through the buttons 
for "Home", "Music", "Movies", "TV Sh

smart mailboxes

[Lovette Yewchan]

Hi there. How does smart mailboxes work and how do you set them up?
I have one for kals which I hoped would filter mail dealing with monthly Kals 
would go there but it is not going that way.
Thanks for any help.
Lovette

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Re: smart mailboxes

[Marcy Weinberg]

Go to mailbox in the menu bar, and arrow down to new smart mailbox then press 
enter.

Name the mailbox, then set up the criteria for the messages you want to go in 
there.

On Feb 8, 2012, at 5:15 PM, Lovette Yewchan wrote:

Hi there. How does smart mailboxes work and how do you set them up?
I have one for kals which I hoped would filter mail dealing with monthly Kals 
would go there but it is not going that way.
Thanks for any help.
Lovette

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Declaration addressed to Apple for Accessibility inprovement

[Daniela Rubio]

Hello all:
Here I send a link for a sign recollection addressed to Apple.
The iniciative was started by a group of spanish speaking people, but I think 
it would be great for all, regardless of our native language.
The page is in spanish, but is very easy to follow. The form fields are just: 
Name, Last name, E-mail and the check box where you accept the regulations of 
the page.
In the page we can see the letter in english and spanish, but I paste it here 
before the link.




Users with and without disabilities who use Apple products declare the 
following:

We recognize the great work done by Apple in order to include support for 
multiple  disability profiles for their products. With this, many people can 
access a big variety  of services and content on the same date, in the same way 
and paying the same as people without disabilities. However, the great 
potential of this effort made by Apple could grow more.  A major commitment by 
the company is required to achieve full accessibility in their products and 
services, as people with disabilities still face problems accessing them 
freely. For all this we request:

Apple should give more importance to the accessibility of applications from the 
App store and the Mac app store, since there are many developers who ignore or 
do not pay attention to the needs of people with disabilities. It is very 
important to raise the presence   of accessible design issues and tools for 
improving accessibility within the documentation, design guidelines and 
development tools provided by Apple to its developers, for at this time, , 
documentation and accessibility tools fill in   positions of minor importance, 
and many developers are unaware of these elements.
Apple should reward the efforts of developers who create  accessible 
applications  by giving them  a greater visibility within the application 
stores. for this  a new category or  distinction  for applications should be 
created in  the Mac App store and app store,  where  applications in which  
accessibility is assured are classified. To achieve this, besides creating the 
distinctive character or the corresponding category in the App Store, Apple 
should define procedures for evaluating the   applications accessibility during 
the review process prior to the publishing of each application.
Apple should integrate accessibility within their staff. Employees at Apple 
should have more training and awareness about accessibility and disabilities  , 
so they can more effectively help this group of users to take more advantage of 
Apple's products and services.
According to the fact  that Spanish is a language whose speakers number is high 
worldwide, and more people from spanish speaking   countries acquire and use 
Apple products, we find necessary  that the support of accesibil...@apple.com 
extends into Spanish  in order  to improve  the feedback  between Apple and its 
users, for this feedback has proved to be very important for the company.

here you have the link
http://actuable.es/peticiones/la-accesibilidad-plena-un-camino-al-excelencia-2




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Re: Declaration addressed to Apple for Accessibility inprovement

[Red.Falcon]

Hi there!
Well I'm up for it and I cannot speak Spanish!
So I hit a problem you told us about the form fields but you left one out and I 
think it will not let you complete the process without filling it in!
So help please!
And also are you on visionaries it might be good to post this there!
Colin

On 8 Feb 2012, at 22:42, Daniela Rubio wrote:

> Hello all:
> Here I send a link for a sign recollection addressed to Apple.
> The initiative was started by a group of spanish speaking people, but I think 
> it would be great for all, regardless of our native language.
> The page is in spanish, but is very easy to follow. The form fields are just: 
> Name, Last name, E-mail and the check box where you accept the regulations of 
> the page.
> In the page we can see the letter in english and spanish, but I paste it here 
> before the link.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Users with and without disabilities who use Apple products declare the 
> following:
> 
> We recognise the great work done by Apple in order to include support for 
> multiple  disability profiles for their products. With this, many people can 
> access a big variety  of services and content on the same date, in the same 
> way and paying the same as people without disabilities. However, the great 
> potential of this effort made by Apple could grow more.  A major commitment 
> by the company is required to achieve full accessibility in their products 
> and services, as people with disabilities still face problems accessing them 
> freely. For all this we request:
> 
> Apple should give more importance to the accessibility of applications from 
> the App store and the Mac app store, since there are many developers who 
> ignore or do not pay attention to the needs of people with disabilities. It 
> is very important to raise the presence   of accessible design issues and 
> tools for improving accessibility within the documentation, design guidelines 
> and development tools provided by Apple to its developers, for at this time, 
> , documentation and accessibility tools fill in   positions of minor 
> importance, and many developers are unaware of these elements.
> Apple should reward the efforts of developers who create  accessible 
> applications  by giving them  a greater visibility within the application 
> stores. for this  a new category or  distinction  for applications should be 
> created in  the Mac App store and app store,  where  applications in which  
> accessibility is assured are classified. To achieve this, besides creating 
> the distinctive character or the corresponding category in the App Store, 
> Apple should define procedures for evaluating the   applications 
> accessibility during the review process prior to the publishing of each 
> application.
> Apple should integrate accessibility within their staff. Employees at Apple 
> should have more training and awareness about accessibility and disabilities  
> , so they can more effectively help this group of users to take more 
> advantage of Apple's products and services.
> According to the fact  that Spanish is a language whose speakers number is 
> high worldwide, and more people from spanish speaking   countries acquire and 
> use Apple products, we find necessary  that the support of 
> accesibil...@apple.com extends into Spanish  in order  to improve  the 
> feedback  between Apple and its users, for this feedback has proved to be 
> very important for the company.
> 
> here you have the link
> http://actuable.es/peticiones/la-accesibilidad-plena-un-camino-al-excelencia-2
> 
> 
> 
> 
> SALUDOS, DANIELA R.T.
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> EN TWITTER: @macneticos
> NUESTRO BLOG EN:
> www.macneticus.blogspot.com
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> http://macneticos.libsyn.com
> 
> 
> SALUDOS, DANIELA R.T.
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Re: Declaration addressed to Apple for Accessibility inprovement

[Daniela Rubio]

My goodness! 
I forgot zeepcode, which is the last one before the checkbox.
Sory, and if you can find an english accessible web to collect signs, just post 
it where ever you feel it can work. I also invite you to publish this in blogs 
or other places.
Take care!

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El 08/02/2012, a las 18:07, Red.Falcon escribió:

> Hi there!
> Well I'm up for it and I cannot speak Spanish!
> So I hit a problem you told us about the form fields but you left one out and 
> I think it will not let you complete the process without filling it in!
> So help please!
> And also are you on visionaries it might be good to post this there!
> Colin
> 
> On 8 Feb 2012, at 22:42, Daniela Rubio wrote:
> 
>> Hello all:
>> Here I send a link for a sign recollection addressed to Apple.
>> The initiative was started by a group of spanish speaking people, but I 
>> think it would be great for all, regardless of our native language.
>> The page is in spanish, but is very easy to follow. The form fields are 
>> just: Name, Last name, E-mail and the check box where you accept the 
>> regulations of the page.
>> In the page we can see the letter in english and spanish, but I paste it 
>> here before the link.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Users with and without disabilities who use Apple products declare the 
>> following:
>> 
>> We recognise the great work done by Apple in order to include support for 
>> multiple  disability profiles for their products. With this, many people can 
>> access a big variety  of services and content on the same date, in the same 
>> way and paying the same as people without disabilities. However, the great 
>> potential of this effort made by Apple could grow more.  A major commitment 
>> by the company is required to achieve full accessibility in their products 
>> and services, as people with disabilities still face problems accessing them 
>> freely. For all this we request:
>> 
>> Apple should give more importance to the accessibility of applications from 
>> the App store and the Mac app store, since there are many developers who 
>> ignore or do not pay attention to the needs of people with disabilities. It 
>> is very important to raise the presence   of accessible design issues and 
>> tools for improving accessibility within the documentation, design 
>> guidelines and development tools provided by Apple to its developers, for at 
>> this time, , documentation and accessibility tools fill in   positions of 
>> minor importance, and many developers are unaware of these elements.
>> Apple should reward the efforts of developers who create  accessible 
>> applications  by giving them  a greater visibility within the application 
>> stores. for this  a new category or  distinction  for applications should be 
>> created in  the Mac App store and app store,  where  applications in which  
>> accessibility is assured are classified. To achieve this, besides creating 
>> the distinctive character or the corresponding category in the App Store, 
>> Apple should define procedures for evaluating the   applications 
>> accessibility during the review process prior to the publishing of each 
>> application.
>> Apple should integrate accessibility within their staff. Employees at Apple 
>> should have more training and awareness about accessibility and disabilities 
>>  , so they can more effectively help this group of users to take more 
>> advantage of Apple's products and services.
>> According to the fact  that Spanish is a language whose speakers number is 
>> high worldwide, and more people from spanish speaking   countries acquire 
>> and use Apple products, we find necessary  that the support of 
>> accesibil...@apple.com extends into Spanish  in order  to improve  the 
>> feedback  between Apple and its users, for this feedback has proved to be 
>> very important for the company.
>> 
>> here you have the link
>> http://actuable.es/peticiones/la-accesibilidad-plena-un-camino-al-excelencia-2
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> SALUDOS, DANIELA R.T.
>> MACNETICOS, APPLE Y ACCESIBILIDAD A TU ALCANCE.
>> EN TWITTER: @macneticos
>> NUESTRO BLOG EN:
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>> Y EL PODCAST EN:`
>> http://macneticos.libsyn.com
>> 
>> 
>> SALUDOS, DANIELA R.T.
>> MACNETICOS, APPLE Y ACCESIBILIDAD A TU ALCANCE.
>> EN TWITTER: @macneticos
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>> 
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Re: Declaration addressed to Apple for Accessibility inprovement

[Sarah Alawami]

I thoguth there was already an initiave at www.change.org for this but I could 
be wrong. When I get home I'll contemplate signgin but my spanish is so bad I 
barely remember what  I learned in colledge.

On Feb 8, 2012, at 15:11, Daniela Rubio  wrote:

> My goodness! 
> I forgot zeepcode, which is the last one before the checkbox.
> Sory, and if you can find an english accessible web to collect signs, just 
> post it where ever you feel it can work. I also invite you to publish this in 
> blogs or other places.
> Take care!
> 
> SALUDOS, DANIELA R.T.
> MACNETICOS, APPLE Y ACCESIBILIDAD A TU ALCANCE.
> EN TWITTER: @macneticos
> NUESTRO BLOG EN:
> www.macneticus.blogspot.com
> Y EL PODCAST EN:`
> http://macneticos.libsyn.com
> 
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> El 08/02/2012, a las 18:07, Red.Falcon escribió:
> 
>> Hi there!
>> Well I'm up for it and I cannot speak Spanish!
>> So I hit a problem you told us about the form fields but you left one out 
>> and I think it will not let you complete the process without filling it in!
>> So help please!
>> And also are you on visionaries it might be good to post this there!
>> Colin
>> 
>> On 8 Feb 2012, at 22:42, Daniela Rubio wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello all:
>>> Here I send a link for a sign recollection addressed to Apple.
>>> The initiative was started by a group of spanish speaking people, but I 
>>> think it would be great for all, regardless of our native language.
>>> The page is in spanish, but is very easy to follow. The form fields are 
>>> just: Name, Last name, E-mail and the check box where you accept the 
>>> regulations of the page.
>>> In the page we can see the letter in english and spanish, but I paste it 
>>> here before the link.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Users with and without disabilities who use Apple products declare the 
>>> following:
>>> 
>>> We recognise the great work done by Apple in order to include support for 
>>> multiple  disability profiles for their products. With this, many people 
>>> can access a big variety  of services and content on the same date, in the 
>>> same way and paying the same as people without disabilities. However, the 
>>> great potential of this effort made by Apple could grow more.  A major 
>>> commitment by the company is required to achieve full accessibility in 
>>> their products and services, as people with disabilities still face 
>>> problems accessing them freely. For all this we request:
>>> 
>>> Apple should give more importance to the accessibility of applications from 
>>> the App store and the Mac app store, since there are many developers who 
>>> ignore or do not pay attention to the needs of people with disabilities. It 
>>> is very important to raise the presence   of accessible design issues and 
>>> tools for improving accessibility within the documentation, design 
>>> guidelines and development tools provided by Apple to its developers, for 
>>> at this time, , documentation and accessibility tools fill in   positions 
>>> of minor importance, and many developers are unaware of these elements.
>>> Apple should reward the efforts of developers who create  accessible 
>>> applications  by giving them  a greater visibility within the application 
>>> stores. for this  a new category or  distinction  for applications should 
>>> be created in  the Mac App store and app store,  where  applications in 
>>> which  accessibility is assured are classified. To achieve this, besides 
>>> creating the distinctive character or the corresponding category in the App 
>>> Store, Apple should define procedures for evaluating the   applications 
>>> accessibility during the review process prior to the publishing of each 
>>> application.
>>> Apple should integrate accessibility within their staff. Employees at Apple 
>>> should have more training and awareness about accessibility and 
>>> disabilities  , so they can more effectively help this group of users to 
>>> take more advantage of Apple's products and services.
>>> According to the fact  that Spanish is a language whose speakers number is 
>>> high worldwide, and more people from spanish speaking   countries acquire 
>>> and use Apple products, we find necessary  that the support of 
>>> accesibil...@apple.com extends into Spanish  in order  to improve  the 
>>> feedback  between Apple and its users, for this feedback has proved to be 
>>> very important for the company.
>>> 
>>> here you have the link
>>> http://actuable.es/peticiones/la-accesibilidad-plena-un-camino-al-excelencia-2
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> SALUDOS, DANIELA R.T.
>>> MACNETICOS, APPLE Y ACCESIBILIDAD A TU ALCANCE.
>>> EN TWITTER: @macneticos
>>> NUESTRO BLOG EN:
>>> www.macneticus.blogspot.com
>>> Y EL PODCAST EN:`
>>> http://macneticos.libsyn.com
>>> 
>>> 
>>> SALUDOS, DANIELA R.T.
>>> MACNETICOS, APPLE Y ACCESIBILIDAD A TU ALCANCE.
>>> EN TWITTER: @macneticos
>>> NUESTRO BLOG EN:
>>> www.macneticus.blogspot.com
>>> Y EL PODCAST EN:`
>>> http://macneticos.libsyn.com
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
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Re: Apple Mail question.

[Sarah Alawami]

On Feb 8, 2012, at 6:06, Zachary Kline  wrote:

> Hi Jim,
> It depends where you're looking, really. If you're looking in the favorites 
> bar, then yes, by default, you only see the inbox and sent mailboxes. There's 
> a button you can press in that bar to show a mailbox list, however. If you're 
> using classic view, which you can set in preferences, then mail behaves as it 
> did in Snow Leopard.
> I hope this helps,
> Zack.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Feb 8, 2012, at 5:59 AM, "Jim Noseworthy" 
>  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Folks:
>> 
>> In Apple Mail, how do I make all of my mailboxes visible? The only ones that 
>> I see are in-box and sent.
>> 
>> thanks.
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Re: DropBox for the Mac.

[Sarah Alawami]

I thoguth they chahnged that where you have to show package contents and brows 
to a path which I cannot remember as I'm not home..

On Feb 7, 2012, at 10:34, "Geoff Waaler"  wrote:

> Hi Jim,
> 
> Run the installation directly from the volume (the .dmg file).  For some 
> reason, that method is accessible, where as copying it to the applications 
> folder and running it from there is not.  I got that tip on this list from 
> Annie N last summer.
> 
> Best regards.
> Geoff
> 
>  - Original Message - 
>  From: Jim Noseworthy 
>  To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility 
>  Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2012 1:22 PM
>  Subject: DropBox for the Mac.
> 
> 
>  Hi Gang:
> 
>  Is this app accessible?  I can't get a darn thing out of it.
> 
>  thanks all over the place gang.
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