Evernote

[Sean Murphy]

Hi all.

Evernote is a great little app which is for free. The program allows you to 
create up to 250 notebooks with each notebook having 10 notes. A note can 
be 25mb comprised of Web pages, links, text, files, audio recordings, etc. The 
purpose of the program is to permit you to organise all those little notes you 
have to track. Such as tips and tricks for the Mac, recipes, articles, study 
material, journals, etc.

The program also works on the IPhone and directly on the Web. It also works on 
other platforms. The tool is accessible from what I have done with it thus far. 
It is a great little tool to organise your information.

Onenote is a similar product made by Microsoft.


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Re: Any Web Authoring Tools that work with VO?

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On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 2:06 PM, Martin McCormick
 wrote:
>        I am looking for a way besides manually cobbling html
> together to build web pages with forms that users could fill in
> to help us provide automated services that we presently must
> manually suffer through.

It's not entirely clear what your problem with "manually cobbling html
together" is that you are trying to solve, or that a different editor
is going to help.

If your problem is repetitive labor, maybe what you need is a
templating system like Jinja2 to allow you to reuse code.

If your problem is time to market, maybe what you need is a full-blown
web application framework like Django, which would typically include a
templating system, prebuilt widgets, and utilities for processing form
submissions and interacting with databases?

If your problem is not knowing the right HTML to use, maybe you need a
good resource on HTML like:

   http://www.w3.org/wiki/Web_Standards_Curriculum

"We have no way to tell the customer what he/she should enter. They
don't know what we want so nobody's happy."

Is your problem that you're not sure how to encode names and
descriptions for form fields in HTML?

Use "label" elements to name controls. Associate labels with controls
with "for" and "id" attributes.

Use "p" elements to provide additional text help for controls.
Associate paragraphs with controls using the "id" and
"aria-describedby" attributes.

Use "fieldset" to group controls. Use "legend" to name field sets.

Does this example help?

  Title for the form
  General introduction to the form.
  

  Short name for a group of form controls
  Short name for an
individual control:
  
  Additional help for
the control goes here.


  

Alternatively, if you're not sure how to design forms to be easy to
use, I recommend _Web Form Design: Filling in the Blanks_ by Luke
Wroblewski:

   http://www.lukew.com/resources/web_form_design.asp

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Re: speed test

[Sean Murphy]

Hi all.

Speed tests are really a guideline and do not truly inform you the true speed 
of your link.

If you are using DSL technology. Then the speed is from your modem to the DSLan 
and possibly to the router which establishes the PPOE or PPPOA connection. 
Depending on how the DSL is configured.


If you are using Cable technology. Then this is a shared media. So there is no 
true way to identify the speed. Most ISP's will perform a test from the CE 
(customer equipment) to their server to determine if there is any speed issue. 
More people who use the cable heavily will effect your performance as a whole.

If you are using ethernet style technology. Then look at the speed from your CE 
to the ISP's server.

Also different protocols have different limitations on maximum speed 
throughput.  

I have even not mention bottle necks on the actual Internet itself. You could 
go to a specific site. Where their speed is slower then yours or one of the 
paths you have taken on the Internet effects your overall performance. ISP's 
these days also will shape (QoS) different traffic to ensure specific traffic 
has higher throughput then others. An example is torrents. Some ISP's will 
restrict the throughput of torrents due to the usage of the protocol by the 
average person. While Web, video, VOIP and other protocols will get a higher 
amount of the band width available on the ISP networks.

Thought I would give you all a little inside to how things are. Sorry for 
pointing out the obvious.

Sean 
On 24/04/2012, at 12:19 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> Hello. http://testmy.net will do you fine. It works good and it is very 
> accessible.
> 
> Thanks
> On Apr 23, 2012, at 10:42 AM, Roger Firman wrote:
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>> Dear William,
>> 
>> I wonder if there is something suitable on your ISPs website. You could
>> also try searching on the BT website. However, no doubt there are other
>> solutions so not really able to recommend one but hope you find what you
>> need.
>> 
>> Regards,
>> 
>> Roger.
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Re: sorting in iTunes

[Sarah Alawami]

vo shift backslash is what I believe you are looking fore.

Take care.
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> I know there's a command for sorting a playlist by a files such as year or 
> artist. I used it, but now can't remember. Could someone share it again, 
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iHAM Repeater Base

[John Gunn]

Hello:

For any US hams, this app is pretty cool.  Very VoiceOver friendly and using 
GPS, you can locate repeaters near you, including frequency as well as CTCSS 
ETC.

For more info visit the link I'll provide.  Price is $4.99 and hope you enjoy.

John

As a suggestion in the app store look for sublime sun or just look for repeater.



http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iham-repeater-database/id382526908?mt=8


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sorting in iTunes

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I know there's a command for sorting a playlist by a files such as year or 
artist. I used it, but now can't remember. Could someone share it again, please?


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Re: Any Web Authoring Tools that work with VO?

[Jonathan C. Cohn]

Ah yes, but emacsSpeak is based 100% on Emacs and Emacs is a editor that is 
written almost exclusely in lisp (Some say that stands for Lots of Irratating 
spurfulous Parenthesis)  In any case, if you load Xcode and then load a package 
installer on the macintosh you will then be able to install emacsspeek and 
supposedly it uses the Apple VOice library.  I expect that if you went to 
terminal you would find a version of Emacs available, it was there in Tiger, 
but these days I usually use VI or textedit for my editing.  If you need more 
specifics about emacsspeek I have kept in my archives somewhere the information.
Write me off list for more info.

Jonathan Cohn
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>   Thank you. I'll check these things out.
> 
>   By the way, I was geeky before that was a badge of honor.
> "Jonathan C. Cohn" writes:
>> Emacsspeak with emacs will work if you are geeky.  There is also Sandbox 
>> (or is it sandvox) which is fairly useful.
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Re: keyboard

[Jonathan C. Cohn]

Bluetooth / wireless by any chance?  Sometimes the wireless components will go 
to sleep to save energy.  Also, in some web forms that have javascripts to grap 
each character as it is typed in a web form will cause this type of error in 
Sfari and WebKyt.

Best wishes,

Jonathan 

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On Apr 27, 2012, at 11:14 AM, Patricia Taylor wrote:

> Thank you ,sorry I did not make  it clear what the problem is .1,when 
> starting to type on my apple keyboard ,the first letter that I type dose not 
> show on my 27inch iMac screen,it is not until I type in the second letter 
> ,dose it show the first letter .This also happens all the way any writing 
> ,and to see the last letter ,I have to put a  space so I can then see  the  
> whole  word .This happens with all applications .I did phone the help line 
> but the only thing they could think of was to change the key board ,which I 
> did ,can any one help out there ?.The help line said they had not come across 
> this problem before Zaylyia 
> On 27 Apr 2012, at 14:33, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
> 
>> Hello Patricia
>> 
>> All you need to do is move left and right with the cursor keys (assuming 
>> you're talking about a Mac and not an iOS device). You can edit exactly the 
>> same as you can on any other operating system using desktop or notebook 
>> computers.
>> 
>> Just a quick note: It may help others to help you if you give us more detail 
>> as to what exactly you're trying to accomplish in what application on what 
>> platform. However, please note that non-Apple platforms such as Microsoft 
>> Windows are off topic for this group. Should you wish to discuss Windows, 
>> feel free to join either our general technology chat group, 
>> , or our Windows-specific group, 
>>  and we'll be happy to help which 
>> also goes for our fellow members I'm sure.
>> 
>> Of course, if you're discussing Apple platforms then you're already in the 
>> right place.
>> 
>> Lynne
>> 
>> On 26 Apr 2012, at 16:52, Patricia Taylor  wrote:
>> 
>> I find that when I put a letter in it dose not  show the letter until the 
>> next letter is typed in on the keyboard ,then if the letter is not   right 
>> ,one has to delete all the word ` start all over again ,can any one help ?
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Imap.

[Ian McNamara]

Hi all, i'm trying to set my googlemail account up on Imap. I did all the 
settings correctly but it would not download any mail. I set the port as gmails 
sight instructs and did all the configuration settings, it was letting me send 
but not receive email. If anyone has done this and it works for you could you 
tell me step by step how to configure this. Is it because I have both pop and 
Imap enabled?

Ian.
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Re: itunes busy

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It will be either a subprocess of iTunes or vO that is causing the issue. I 
have found if you turn off VO for a couple of seconds and then back on. The 
issue doesn't occur.

The CPU profiling I have done on VO appears that it ranges from 20% up to 50% 
or even higher for short period of times.

Sean Has anyone try to identify which process is causing the Busy? 
On 28/04/2012, at 11:40 AM, krystal watson wrote:

> yes i get that a lot when navagating through the sauce list its anoying 
> On 28/04/2012, at 4:05 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> 
>> that's the only time I get it. It's fine wiht me as it's trying to connect 
>> to th estore so i really don't mind it.
>> 
>> Take care.
>> On Apr 27, 2012, at 11:02 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
>> 
>>> I only have this problem when I navigate to the "Itunes Store" part of the 
>>> source list, I get "iTunes Busy" for perhaps 5 seconds - I assume that in 
>>> the "Busy" period" the Mac is negotiating a data connection with the store, 
>>> downloading information etc and then I get "iTunes Ready" after the 5 
>>> seconds or so of "Busy" has past, not a huge problem here.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 28/04/2012, at 3:25 AM, michael weaver wrote:
>>> 
 yes i get that a lot when trying to navigate the source list for example 
 to find my i-phone when it is connected like it can't cope unless you 
 scroll down very slowly to select a source from the table.
 
> - Original Message -
> From: Mark Furness  To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility  Date sent: Fri, 27 Apr 2012 12:45:44 -0400
> Subject: itunes busy
 
> Is anyone else having itunes say busy busy?
 
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Re: default email address

[Bryan Jones]

Mark -- a search using the word "synchronize" in Lion Mail's Help menu turned 
up the following information.

"With Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) and Exchange mail accounts, 
mailboxes and messages are stored on the server so you can access them from 
multiple locations or computers. Mail syncs the mailboxes on your computer with 
those on the server, ensuring that mailboxes on your computer reflect actions 
taken while you’re viewing mail on the server, such as marking messages as 
read, deleting messages, or moving messages between mailboxes. Before using 
your account offline, manually sync the account with your computer so that you 
know you’re working offline with up-to-date messages. Click Get Mail in the 
Mail toolbar or choose Mailbox > Synchronize [account name]. If you have more 
than one account, you can choose Mailbox > Synchronize All Accounts. "

HTH,
Bryan

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> Do you know what "sinchronize gmail means, found in os lion email mail boxes?

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Re: itunes busy

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yes i get that a lot when navagating through the sauce list its anoying 
On 28/04/2012, at 4:05 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> that's the only time I get it. It's fine wiht me as it's trying to connect to 
> th estore so i really don't mind it.
> 
> Take care.
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> 
>> I only have this problem when I navigate to the "Itunes Store" part of the 
>> source list, I get "iTunes Busy" for perhaps 5 seconds - I assume that in 
>> the "Busy" period" the Mac is negotiating a data connection with the store, 
>> downloading information etc and then I get "iTunes Ready" after the 5 
>> seconds or so of "Busy" has past, not a huge problem here.
>> 
>> 
>> On 28/04/2012, at 3:25 AM, michael weaver wrote:
>> 
>>> yes i get that a lot when trying to navigate the source list for example to 
>>> find my i-phone when it is connected like it can't cope unless you scroll 
>>> down very slowly to select a source from the table.
>>> 
 - Original Message -
 From: Mark Furness >>> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility >>> Date sent: Fri, 27 Apr 2012 12:45:44 -0400
 Subject: itunes busy
>>> 
 Is anyone else having itunes say busy busy?
>>> 
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Re: receiving an attachment on google mail.

[Sarah Alawami]

I believe it's 30 mb but not sure.

HOpe that helps.
On Apr 27, 2012, at 4:03 PM, Ian McNamara wrote:

> Hi, does anyone know what the attachment limit is you can receive on google 
> mail, I mean what is the bigest attachment that can be sent to me?
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Re: itunes busy

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it does not help.  not in itunes case. Only when it connects to the store does 
it go busy for me. As I stated  that's fine as the behavior is to be expected.
On Apr 27, 2012, at 1:08 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:

> I wonder how many people bother doing a "Repairs Permission", this may solve 
> most of the "Busy" problems.
> 
> 
> On 28/04/2012, at 4:05 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
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>> that's the only time I get it. It's fine wiht me as it's trying to connect 
>> to th estore so i really don't mind it.
>> 
>> Take care.
>> On Apr 27, 2012, at 11:02 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
>> 
>>> I only have this problem when I navigate to the "Itunes Store" part of the 
>>> source list, I get "iTunes Busy" for perhaps 5 seconds - I assume that in 
>>> the "Busy" period" the Mac is negotiating a data connection with the store, 
>>> downloading information etc and then I get "iTunes Ready" after the 5 
>>> seconds or so of "Busy" has past, not a huge problem here.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 28/04/2012, at 3:25 AM, michael weaver wrote:
>>> 
 yes i get that a lot when trying to navigate the source list for example 
 to find my i-phone when it is connected like it can't cope unless you 
 scroll down very slowly to select a source from the table.
 
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> Is anyone else having itunes say busy busy?
 
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Re: Male on Iphone.

[Timothy J. Meloy]

In settings under mail message thread on or off. HTH

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Re: itunes busy

[Dane Trethowan]

I wonder how many people bother doing a "Repairs Permission", this may solve 
most of the "Busy" problems.


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> that's the only time I get it. It's fine wiht me as it's trying to connect to 
> th estore so i really don't mind it.
> 
> Take care.
> On Apr 27, 2012, at 11:02 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
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>> I only have this problem when I navigate to the "Itunes Store" part of the 
>> source list, I get "iTunes Busy" for perhaps 5 seconds - I assume that in 
>> the "Busy" period" the Mac is negotiating a data connection with the store, 
>> downloading information etc and then I get "iTunes Ready" after the 5 
>> seconds or so of "Busy" has past, not a huge problem here.
>> 
>> 
>> On 28/04/2012, at 3:25 AM, michael weaver wrote:
>> 
>>> yes i get that a lot when trying to navigate the source list for example to 
>>> find my i-phone when it is connected like it can't cope unless you scroll 
>>> down very slowly to select a source from the table.
>>> 
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 From: Mark Furness >>> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility >>> Date sent: Fri, 27 Apr 2012 12:45:44 -0400
 Subject: itunes busy
>>> 
 Is anyone else having itunes say busy busy?
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Re: Male on Iphone.

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Hi, thanks I have done it now, found it in the main settings. clicked on my 
male account rather than carrying on past it.

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Re: Male on Iphone.

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have you checked int he contacts, mail and calendar settings in the mains 
ettings portion of the phone?

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Re: how to download vmware 4.x

[Murielle (listes)]

Hello,

the website is verry interresting.
Does all the apply usable for blind?
This morning I managed to download vmware but I think that it has a problem... 
Because It don't want to start with my bootcamp partition.
So I'll download this one on you server.

For other applies, does it exist some tutorial or descriptions to know What 
could we do using them?

Thanks.

Murielle

Le 27 avr. 2012 à 16:22, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith a écrit :

> Hello Murielle
> 
> OK, I got that URL wrong; so try this one and use the procedure I described 
> earlier:
> 
> Feel free to browse; but please don't just download everything all at once. 
> If you still have problems let us know and we'll try to arrange things a 
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Re: itunes busy

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that's the only time I get it. It's fine wiht me as it's trying to connect to 
th estore so i really don't mind it.

Take care.
On Apr 27, 2012, at 11:02 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:

> I only have this problem when I navigate to the "Itunes Store" part of the 
> source list, I get "iTunes Busy" for perhaps 5 seconds - I assume that in the 
> "Busy" period" the Mac is negotiating a data connection with the store, 
> downloading information etc and then I get "iTunes Ready" after the 5 seconds 
> or so of "Busy" has past, not a huge problem here.
> 
> 
> On 28/04/2012, at 3:25 AM, michael weaver wrote:
> 
>> yes i get that a lot when trying to navigate the source list for example to 
>> find my i-phone when it is connected like it can't cope unless you scroll 
>> down very slowly to select a source from the table.
>> 
>>> - Original Message -
>>> From: Mark Furness >> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility >> Date sent: Fri, 27 Apr 2012 12:45:44 -0400
>>> Subject: itunes busy
>> 
>>> Is anyone else having itunes say busy busy?
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Re: itunes busy

[Jane]

I have to deal with that a lot.  Sometimes it chokes up so badly I have to 
force-quit and relaunch.

Jane


On Apr 27, 2012, at 2:02 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:

> I only have this problem when I navigate to the "Itunes Store" part of the 
> source list, I get "iTunes Busy" for perhaps 5 seconds - I assume that in the 
> "Busy" period" the Mac is negotiating a data connection with the store, 
> downloading information etc and then I get "iTunes Ready" after the 5 seconds 
> or so of "Busy" has past, not a huge problem here.
> 
> 
> On 28/04/2012, at 3:25 AM, michael weaver wrote:
> 
>> yes i get that a lot when trying to navigate the source list for example to 
>> find my i-phone when it is connected like it can't cope unless you scroll 
>> down very slowly to select a source from the table.
>> 
>>> - Original Message -
>>> From: Mark Furness >> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility >> Date sent: Fri, 27 Apr 2012 12:45:44 -0400
>>> Subject: itunes busy
>> 
>>> Is anyone else having itunes say busy busy?
>> 
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Re: itunes busy

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I only have this problem when I navigate to the "Itunes Store" part of the 
source list, I get "iTunes Busy" for perhaps 5 seconds - I assume that in the 
"Busy" period" the Mac is negotiating a data connection with the store, 
downloading information etc and then I get "iTunes Ready" after the 5 seconds 
or so of "Busy" has past, not a huge problem here.


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> yes i get that a lot when trying to navigate the source list for example to 
> find my i-phone when it is connected like it can't cope unless you scroll 
> down very slowly to select a source from the table.
> 
>> - Original Message -
>> From: Mark Furness > To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility > Date sent: Fri, 27 Apr 2012 12:45:44 -0400
>> Subject: itunes busy
> 
>> Is anyone else having itunes say busy busy?
> 
>> Mark
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Re: itunes busy

[Arthur Barney]

Yes, I get that allot.
Sometimes I can't do anything with it at all, so I just give up.
I hate ITunes.
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Re: default email address

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Thank you Bryan, that fixed the problem.
Do you know what "sinchronize gmail means, found in os lion email mail boxes?

Mark
On 2012-04-25, at 9:40 PM, Bryan Jones wrote:

> You didn't say what device, OS or Mail client you're using, so I'll assume 
> Mac OS Lion's Mail.app.
> Try going to Mail Preferences / Composing / Send New Messages From, and 
> select the account you want to send from. 
> 
> HTH,
> Bryan
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re: itunes busy

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yes i get that a lot when trying to navigate the source list for 
example to find my i-phone when it is connected like it can't 
cope unless you scroll down very slowly to select a source from 
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Re: keyboard

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Patricia

Are you using VoiceOver? If so, although it doesn't happen here, maybe you 
might try turning the typing echo to characters. I have full vision and, 
regardless of the status of VoiceOver, when I type into an edit field I see it 
instantly.

Lynne

On 27 Apr 2012, at 16:14, Patricia Taylor  wrote:

Thank you ,sorry I did not make  it clear what the problem is .1,when starting 
to type on my apple keyboard ,the first letter that I type dose not show on my 
27inch iMac screen,it is not until I type in the second letter ,dose it show 
the first letter .This also happens all the way any writing ,and to see the 
last letter ,I have to put a  space so I can then see  the  whole  word .This 
happens with all applications .I did phone the help line but the only thing 
they could think of was to change the key board ,which I did ,can any one help 
out there ?.The help line said they had not come across this problem before 
Zaylyia 
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Re: keyboard

[Patricia Taylor]

Thank you ,sorry I did not make  it clear what the problem is .1,when starting 
to type on my apple keyboard ,the first letter that I type dose not show on my 
27inch iMac screen,it is not until I type in the second letter ,dose it show 
the first letter .This also happens all the way any writing ,and to see the 
last letter ,I have to put a  space so I can then see  the  whole  word .This 
happens with all applications .I did phone the help line but the only thing 
they could think of was to change the key board ,which I did ,can any one help 
out there ?.The help line said they had not come across this problem before 
Zaylyia 
On 27 Apr 2012, at 14:33, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:

> Hello Patricia
> 
> All you need to do is move left and right with the cursor keys (assuming 
> you're talking about a Mac and not an iOS device). You can edit exactly the 
> same as you can on any other operating system using desktop or notebook 
> computers.
> 
> Just a quick note: It may help others to help you if you give us more detail 
> as to what exactly you're trying to accomplish in what application on what 
> platform. However, please note that non-Apple platforms such as Microsoft 
> Windows are off topic for this group. Should you wish to discuss Windows, 
> feel free to join either our general technology chat group, 
> , or our Windows-specific group, 
>  and we'll be happy to help which 
> also goes for our fellow members I'm sure.
> 
> Of course, if you're discussing Apple platforms then you're already in the 
> right place.
> 
> Lynne
> 
> On 26 Apr 2012, at 16:52, Patricia Taylor  wrote:
> 
> I find that when I put a letter in it dose not  show the letter until the 
> next letter is typed in on the keyboard ,then if the letter is not   right 
> ,one has to delete all the word ` start all over again ,can any one help ?
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Re: Any Web Authoring Tools that work with VO?

[Jonathan C. Cohn]

Emacsspeak with emacs will work if you are geeky.  There is also Sandbox (or is 
it sandvox) which is fairly useful.


Jonathan C. Cohn
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On Apr 27, 2012, at 9:06 AM, Martin McCormick wrote:

>   I am looking for a way besides manually cobbling html
> together to build web pages with forms that users could fill in
> to help us provide automated services that we presently must
> manually suffer through. We have no way to tell the customer
> what he/she should enter. They don't know what we want so
> nobody's happy.
> 
>   The logic we need to work through is not tremendously
> sophisticated so this shouldn't be that much of a job but I need
> some sort of engine that would help me design what we need.
> 
>   This topic has come up before so I am asking whether
> anybody has found a solution that
> A.  runs on the Mac
> 
> B. works with VO
> 
>   This problem is the type that can drive one to want to
> play in the traffic on a busy street or count the hours, minutes
> and seconds over the next 5 years to retirement.
> 
>   Neither one of these activities is really productive and
> the traffic thing is down-right painful to think about so I
> would rather come up with a web designer system and save the day
> for everybody while also saving my sanity.:-)
> 
>   I am also exploring this same topic on the Linux side of
> things as I really don't care which platform it is as long as it
> is unix-based, free or reasonable, and accessible.
> 
>   Thanks for all constructive suggestions.
> 
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Re: how to download vmware 4.x

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Murielle

OK, I got that URL wrong; so try this one and use the procedure I described 
earlier:

Feel free to browse; but please don't just download everything all at once. If 
you still have problems let us know and we'll try to arrange things a little 
differently.

Lynne

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Re: how to download vmware 4.x

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Oopse! Sorry; I forgot to change accounts when replying.

Lynne

On 27 Apr 2012, at 15:11, Gordon Smith  wrote:

OK: the file you want for version 4.1.2 which is the very latest and greatest 
version will shortly be available at this secure link:


>From there, navigate to the "Virtualisation" link. Then choose "Mac OSX", then 
>choose "VMWare Fusion", then select the version you want. In the appropriate 
>directory you can find the latest incarnation of the major version release; 
>for instance, VMWare Fusion version 4.1.2 which is the latest commercial 
>release.

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Re: how to download vmware 4.x

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Hello Murielle

OK: the file you want for version 4.1.2 which is the very latest and greatest 
version will shortly be available at this secure link:


>From there, navigate to the "Virtualisation" link. Then choose "Mac OSX", then 
>choose "VMWare Fusion", then select the version you want. In the appropriate 
>directory you can find the latest incarnation of the major version release; 
>for instance, VMWare Fusion version 4.1.2 which is the latest commercial 
>release.

I hope this is of some help. Please do not distribute this information to third 
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couple of hours from the time of writing to ensure that we have the latest file 
in place. But I'm pretty sure we have. The VMWare site is tricky with 
accessibility tools; hence my reason for downloading it and getting Gordon to 
agree to have us make it available.

Lynne



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On 26 Apr 2012, at 17:53, Murielle (listes)  wrote:

Ok. I'm interrested in .
I have already buy  a licence but I don't manage to download vmware. 4 x.

Thanks to give me more informations about how to access on the software 
facilities collection.

Regards.

Murielle

Le 26 avr. 2012 à 15:44, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith a écrit :

> You can also get Fusion via our software collection facility. If you're 
> interested in how to access this, please let us know on list and one of us 
> will give you the information.
> 
> Lynne
> 
> 
> On 25 Apr 2012, at 05:08, Murielle (listes)  
> wrote:
> 
> Hello,I have buy the licence of vmware fusion 4.
> I've got a link but it doen't bring me to the file.
> It brings me to a free version n I can not get it because I've already used 
> it (and erase from my mac).
> Can some one explain me hhow to download the french v4 of vmware.
> The website is horrible...
> Thanks.
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Re: keyboard

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Patricia

All you need to do is move left and right with the cursor keys (assuming you're 
talking about a Mac and not an iOS device). You can edit exactly the same as 
you can on any other operating system using desktop or notebook computers.

Just a quick note: It may help others to help you if you give us more detail as 
to what exactly you're trying to accomplish in what application on what 
platform. However, please note that non-Apple platforms such as Microsoft 
Windows are off topic for this group. Should you wish to discuss Windows, feel 
free to join either our general technology chat group, 
, or our Windows-specific group, 
 and we'll be happy to help which also 
goes for our fellow members I'm sure.

Of course, if you're discussing Apple platforms then you're already in the 
right place.

Lynne

On 26 Apr 2012, at 16:52, Patricia Taylor  wrote:

I find that when I put a letter in it dose not  show the letter until the next 
letter is typed in on the keyboard ,then if the letter is not   right ,one has 
to delete all the word ` start all over again ,can any one help ?
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Re: how to download vmware 4.x

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Patricia

Fusion is a virtualisation application which lows you to create and run virtual 
machines on a host platform. In a typical scenario, it allows you to use 
Windows on a Mac at the same time as Mac OSX with Windows being the "Guest" 
operating system and Mac OSX being the "Host". It also, of course, works with 
other operating systems such as many flavours of Linux.

Lynne


On 26 Apr 2012, at 15:48, Patricia Taylor  wrote:

what is fusion ?
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Re: running windows programs on mac

[Sean Murphy]

Hi,

The amount of memory all depends on what version of Windows you are going to 
use. If you use a 64bit then you require 8 gb. Since 64bit versions of Windows 
works best in 4 gb. If you go with a 32bit version then you can get away with 
4gb on the Mac. Make sure you configure VMWare to not to use more then 50% of 
available memory. 

Ideally, more memory is better then less regardless of OS. I use 8 gb of 
memory. Memory isn't expensive these day. Also Apple has certified memory or 
Apple memory. Apple memory is far more expensive then other vendors. It is wise 
to use ECC memory which basically means you have error checking on the memory. 
You don't have to do this. But Apple memory uses ECC.

The aspect of having windows or not. Is the question. It depends on your 
requirements regardless of what you need to learn on the Mac. You cannot state 
either way is the best method. 

I use both environments and also have a Linux VM image so I have one computer 
rather then 2 or 3. That is the advantage of virtualisation.

Sean 
On 27/04/2012, at 3:41 AM, Laurel wrote:

> Sure. I am not planning to go out and immediately buy windows. I just
> wanted to make sure I was clear on how that would work if I wanted to
> use a program like fusion, and whether or not I could load JAWS if I
> need be. My number one goal is to learn voice over and the mac first.
> I might have to buy windows and install it on my mac next fall to help
> me with school, so I might use windows and jaws for a few programs at
> some point. But I agree, if I'm truly going to learn to use the mac, I
> would be doing myself a dissurvice by getting windows and jaws on it
> immediately.
> Thanks for the advice all, I appreciate it. /grins/
> Laurel and Stockard
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