recording on ipad

[william lomas]

hi all if i wish to record an audio source directly in to my 
ipad what software can i use on the ipad to do this without activating the ipad 
microphone and picking up myself moving around?
thanks, will

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How to manage the FileVault password hole in OS X 10.7.3 | MacFixIt - CNET Reviews

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For those that use file valt 1  here's a fix.

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57428767-263/how-to-manage-the-filevault-password-hole-in-os-x-10.7.3/?part=rss&subj=news&tag=title

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Re: Podcast on using the Notes app and more

[Eric Caron]

Hi Catherine,


Thank you for this nice note and the feedback on not talking over Voice 
Over.  I needed this nice note as I got a bit of negative feedback from a 
lister on another list.  David Woodbridge does a amazing job.  I love listening 
to his podcasts.  Your comparison to him is a great honor for me.  I do work 
hard to try to make the podcasts clear and as short as possible.  I actually 
spend a few hours on even doing a 15 minute podcast.
I like learning from podcasts so once I Feel I've learned something 
well enough to share it I try to post one.  I really appreciate the podcasters 
who post clear concise entries.  

thanks again for your feedback.  I was wondering if my recent style of 
letting voice Over speak more and doing less talking myself was working.  It 
sounds like it is so I'll keep that up.

If anyone else has constructive criticism for me on my podcast attempts please 
send them my way.

Eric Caron 

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> Thanks, Eric. I always appreciate your podcasts because they are clear,
> well-planned, and slow enough to absorb. Also, when you are moving around
> the application you are demonstrating, you do not talk over the device
> voice, so there is no conflict. Although I like David Woodbridge's demos
> very much, his voice and VO compete. Thanks again.
> 
> Catherine Golding
> Olympia, Washington
> 
> 
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> Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2012 7:19 AM
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: Podcast on using the Notes app and more
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> Dear ,  listers,
> 
>   I combined John André's tips and my use of the Notes app into a 15
> minute podcast.  It lives at applevis.com.  if your interested the link is
> below.
> 
> The podcast is a walk through of the native Notes app, shows how to set up
> preferences in mail to use iCloud, and demonstrates moving text from the
> mac to the iPhone and moving it to another app. 
>   I also use selecting of text and pasting so if you have not tried
> that yet on the iPhone this might also be a helpful part of the podcast.
> 
> 
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> 
> 
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OS X Lion update accidentally outs user passwords in plain text, stumbles over FileVault -- Engadget

[Sarah Alawami]

Oops? Well let's hoep apple fixes this. I don't use file vault and now I'm glad 
I don't.


http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/06/os-x-lion-update-accidentally-outs-user-passwords-in-plain-text/

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Re: Opening .rar Files

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Can you give me an outline of what your issue is then?  I find that I can open 
an archive using sArchiver and view the contents so I'm baffled at the moment.

Gordon

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I think I did. but I have not used the app except for  only compressing files 
and that's where the app shines.

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Re: Opening .rar Files

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I think I did. but I have not used the app except for  only compressing files 
and that's where the app shines.

Take care. I'm straying a bit.
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> Hi Sarah
> 
> Have you bothered to submit feedback on this issue?  If you'd like to detail 
> it in a private E-Mail, I can see what can be done about that.
> 
> Gordon
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> SArchiver is good but it does not  tell you exactly what error is found when 
> uncompressing a file.
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Re: Opening .rar Files

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Hi Sarah

Have you bothered to submit feedback on this issue?  If you'd like to detail it 
in a private E-Mail, I can see what can be done about that.

Gordon

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SArchiver is good but it does not  tell you exactly what error is found when 
uncompressing a file.
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Re: Opening .rar Files

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SArchiver is good but it does not  tell you exactly what error is found when 
uncompressing a file.
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> Lynne
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> I use stuff it expander. I got it for free on the app store.
> 
> Take care.
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>> Hi I use IZip, and had know problems, and it's also free at the apps store.
>> - Original Message - From: "Earle" 
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I use stuff it expander. I got it for free on the app store.

Take care.
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>> before.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Re: E-Mail Issue

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I don't hear loading and they aren't messages that would have to download.

Kristeen Hughes
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> You need to wait until they download. if you just hear loading then that's 
> what 's going on. if not then I have no clue as that's the only time it's 
> happened to me.
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>> Certain mail messages are blank. I know they have text in them, but the Mini 
>> won't read them. I can't see any difference in them and any other message 
>> that is reading normally. Has anyone experienced this?
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Re: E-Mail Issue

[Jonathan Cohn]

Do you have plaintext only on?
Also, sometimes in imap mode, mail can be configured to only load messages 
after selecting them and this can confuse VoiceOver. 

Jonathan Cohn


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Re: daisy books on an ipad

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Hello. go to the apps part in your device in itunes then in the sectionwhere it 
says these apps can transfer documents find the app and click add and find the 
book. I don't know if you have to keep the book zipped or not as I don't use 
any daisy apps period.

Hope that helps.
On May 6, 2012, at 2:31 AM, Gordon Smith > wrote:

> Hello William
> 
> There is an app called "DAISY Worm" for iPad and iPhone. You can use iTunes, 
> I believe, to transfer your books over to the iPad although I've forgotten 
> exactly how you do that just at the moment as I'm a bit rusty.
> 
> Gordon
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> On 5 May 2012, at 22:29, william lomas  wrote:
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> is it easy to transfer a daisy book to my IOS device if i buy in daisy or the 
> other program (name escapes me)?
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Re: Opening .rar Files

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I use stuff it expander. I got it for free on the app store.

Take care.
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Re: E-Mail Issue

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You need to wait until they download. if you just hear loading then that's what 
's going on. if not then I have no clue as that's the only time it's happened 
to me.
Good luck.
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E-Mail Issue

[Kristeen Hughes]

Certain mail messages are blank. I know they have text in them, but the Mini 
won't read them. I can't see any difference in them and any other message that 
is reading normally. Has anyone experienced this?

Kristeen Hughes
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RE: Podcast on using the Notes app and more

[Catherine G]

Thanks, Eric. I always appreciate your podcasts because they are clear,
well-planned, and slow enough to absorb. Also, when you are moving around
the application you are demonstrating, you do not talk over the device
voice, so there is no conflict. Although I like David Woodbridge's demos
very much, his voice and VO compete. Thanks again.

Catherine Golding
Olympia, Washington



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From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Eric Caron
Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2012 7:19 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Podcast on using the Notes app and more

Dear ,  listers,

I combined John André's tips and my use of the Notes app into a 15
minute podcast.  It lives at applevis.com.  if your interested the link is
below.

The podcast is a walk through of the native Notes app, shows how to set up
preferences in mail to use iCloud, and demonstrates moving text from the
mac to the iPhone and moving it to another app. 
I also use selecting of text and pasting so if you have not tried
that yet on the iPhone this might also be a helpful part of the podcast.
 

eric Caron 



http://www.applevis.com/podcasts/episodes/notes-quick-and-easy-note-taking-
and-sharing-using-native-ios-app

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Re: Opening .rar Files

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Hi I use IZip, and had know problems, and it's also free at the apps store.
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Subject: Opening .rar Files


I'm wondering what people are using to open .rar files on the Mac.  It's 
not often that I have to open them, so I really haven't had to think about 
this before.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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Re: Opening .rar Files

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I use an app called The Unarchiver.  There's also Rar Expander, but I prefer 
The Unarchiver.  Both are free.  The Unarchiver works with lion too, don't know 
about the other because I used it only with Tiger.

On May 6, 2012, at 6:40 AM, Earle wrote:

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Re: Opening .rar Files

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Hi, get the unarchiver that will open all types of files.

Ian McNamara
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Opening .rar Files

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I'm wondering what people are using to open .rar files on the Mac.  It's not 
often that I have to open them, so I really haven't had to think about this 
before.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Re: daisy books on an ipad

[Gordon Smith]

Hello William

There is an app called "DAISY Worm" for iPad and iPhone. You can use iTunes, I 
believe, to transfer your books over to the iPad although I've forgotten 
exactly how you do that just at the moment as I'm a bit rusty.

Gordon

On 5 May 2012, at 22:29, william lomas  wrote:

is it easy to transfer a daisy book to my IOS device if i buy in daisy or the 
other program (name escapes me)?

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