Re: decription tool for dvds

[Travis Siegel]

The one I use is called mac the ripper.  Works perfectly, is free,  
and can be found readily with a google search. :)

Finding it is left as an exercise to the reader.
On Aug 28, 2012, at 9:24 AM, amy gilbert wrote:

hi all, dvd re-master won't work with incripted dvds i was  
wondering does anyone know of any accessible dvd decripters? amy

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Boom--a fantastic app when it works, but not very accessible

[Marcia Yale]

The subject line says it all--if and When I have accidentally succeeded in
getting it to work, the volume increase on my little Macbook Air is very
nice! However, the interface is not great, and I'm hoping that someone out
there with some usable vision has also purchased it and can give me some
tips and tricks to get it working well. Here's hoping!


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Re: Reading PDF files in ML.

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Hmm did my link I gave not work? It  did work when I tried it.

Take care. As for stanza some of the letters and words come out oddly and they 
have never fixed it. It might com rout like so

This is a test might come out like

T his is a t est

something to do with ascii characters and stuff but that problem has been 
around for a while hence why I don't' use stanza to read stuff.
On Aug 31, 2012, at 5:38 PM, Esther  wrote:

> Geoff and Others,
> 
> Don't get the version from the Mac App Store which is a Skim rip-off, and an 
> old version to boot.  However, I'd say that this won't fix the Preview 
> problems you're encountering.  You might try reading in Stanza desktop, since 
> that's a different interface.  Oddly enough, PDFs read in Preview under Tiger 
> just fine, very stably, and with none of the problems in column reading that 
> Paul encountered.  It's something Apple will have to fix in the underlying 
> operating system.  Skim has more options than Preview and has better 
> stability of focus  in some situations, but is using the same underlying 
> structure as Preview.  And when in doubt, just Google Skim at the MacUpdate 
> site to find the link.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Esther
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>> Skim  is not in  here is the website.
>> 
>> http://skim-app.sourceforge.netthe app store. 
>> 
>> The link looks a bit odd so hope it works. I copied it right from the url 
>> bar of safari when I clicked the website from the skim app.
>> 
>> Tc all
>> On Aug 31, 2012, at 4:29 PM, Geoff Waaler  wrote:
>> 
>>> Greetings all,
>>> 
>>> Preview seems to have its issues (especially in ML), and I'm once again 
>>> seeking alternatives.  In the past, Sarah and others have recommended Skim. 
>>>  I located this animal in the Mac app store, but from it's description I'm 
>>> not sure I'm looking at the right app since the primary function appears to 
>>> be an attempt to interpolate the meaning of a document by analyzing the 
>>> frequency of key words.
>>> 
>>> TIA for any/all suggestions.
>>> Geoff
>>> 
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Re: Reading PDF files in ML.

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Geoff and Others,

Don't get the version from the Mac App Store which is a Skim rip-off, and an 
old version to boot.  However, I'd say that this won't fix the Preview problems 
you're encountering.  You might try reading in Stanza desktop, since that's a 
different interface.  Oddly enough, PDFs read in Preview under Tiger just fine, 
very stably, and with none of the problems in column reading that Paul 
encountered.  It's something Apple will have to fix in the underlying operating 
system.  Skim has more options than Preview and has better stability of focus  
in some situations, but is using the same underlying structure as Preview.  And 
when in doubt, just Google Skim at the MacUpdate site to find the link.

Cheers,

Esther

On Sep 1, 2012, at 7:46 AM, Sarah Alawami  wrote:

> Skim  is not in  here is the website.
> 
> http://skim-app.sourceforge.netthe app store. 
> 
> The link looks a bit odd so hope it works. I copied it right from the url bar 
> of safari when I clicked the website from the skim app.
> 
> Tc all
> On Aug 31, 2012, at 4:29 PM, Geoff Waaler  wrote:
> 
>> Greetings all,
>> 
>> Preview seems to have its issues (especially in ML), and I'm once again 
>> seeking alternatives.  In the past, Sarah and others have recommended Skim.  
>> I located this animal in the Mac app store, but from it's description I'm 
>> not sure I'm looking at the right app since the primary function appears to 
>> be an attempt to interpolate the meaning of a document by analyzing the 
>> frequency of key words.
>> 
>> TIA for any/all suggestions.
>> Geoff
>> 
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Re: decription tool for dvds

[Esther]

Hi Gordon and Others,

At the end of July/beginning of August Fairmount became separately 
acquired/distributed by Mac DVD Ripper Pro.  So Annie is correct that getting 
Mac DVD Ripper Pro will handle the decryption.  If you downloaded Fairmount 
from Metakine's web site for use with earlier versions with DVD Remaster Pro, 
you can probably continue to use it.  I don't think that the terms of the Mac 
App Store allowed for distribution of Fairmount along with DVD Remaster Pro, so 
It was always a separate (albeit free) download item from Metakine's web site 
for users who bought the DVD Remaster in the standard or Pro version.  I 
believe the Pro version is the only one that is sold through the Mac App Store.

Another option for a straight rip with decryption is Ripit! from the Little App 
Factory.  But I believe that recent purchases of DVD Remaster Pro do not 
include Fairmount.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

On Aug 28, 2012, at 11:24 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:

> DVD Ripper Pro doesn't have as much functionality as DVD Remaster does.   
> You're looking at two different typess of application here.  One handles the 
> reconstitution, so to speak, of a DVD, plus the extraction/exporting of DVDs. 
>  Whereas the other is just a strait forward no frills ripper.  I suppose it 
> depends upon your needs, but personally I find that DVD Remaster Pro, 
> (properly configured and used), makes a much better working solution for the 
> same purpose.  of course, Mac Access wouldn't ever condone the illegal 
> copying or ripping of commercially created DVD or CD materials. :)
> 
> Gordon
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Re: Reading PDF files in ML.

[Sarah Alawami]

Skim  is not in  here is the website.

http://skim-app.sourceforge.netthe app store. 

The link looks a bit odd so hope it works. I copied it right from the url bar 
of safari when I clicked the website from the skim app.

Tc all
On Aug 31, 2012, at 4:29 PM, Geoff Waaler  wrote:

> Greetings all,
> 
> Preview seems to have its issues (especially in ML), and I'm once again 
> seeking alternatives.  In the past, Sarah and others have recommended Skim.  
> I located this animal in the Mac app store, but from it's description I'm not 
> sure I'm looking at the right app since the primary function appears to be an 
> attempt to interpolate the meaning of a document by analyzing the frequency 
> of key words.
> 
> TIA for any/all suggestions.
> Geoff
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Updating my IToys

[Paula Hobley]

Hi there

 

I think my subject line gives an indication of what this is about.  I am
updating my IToys (as I like to call them).  I am getting the new IPad
today, and wanted to know if people have any tips for maximising it's
efficiency.  Any good apps for example?  I have ordered a Bluetooth keyboard
whis on its way to me.

 

Any help is greatfully accepted and valued.

 

Thanks

 

Take care

 

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Re: A Dilemma

[Diane Bomar]

The main reason I have been hearing to wait, is that the 4s will drop, even 
more, in price, when the new iPhone is released.
I  am happy with my 4s, which I purchased last April, but keep my 4  to use as 
an iPod touch.

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Subject: Re: A Dilemma


Hi Desi

We all have 4S's here in this house and we're more than happy with them.

I've heard rumours and counter-rumours, but I guess ultimately it's a personal 
decision.

I don't know of any compelling reason to wait, but I don't know what's coming 
in 
the new iPhone.

Gordon

On 29 Aug 2012, at 20:56, Desi Noller  wrote:

Hi All,

I find myself with something of a dilemma before me and I thought I'd pose it 
here because though I understand the decision is ultimately mine, I'd love to 
know your opinions.  If this is too far off topic for this list, I apoloogize 
in 
advance and would ask anyone wishing to reply, to write to me privately.  I 
find 
myself in desperate need of a new cell phone!  My dilemma is this.  I know the 
new iPhone is coming out soon.  Should I wait for it, or should I go ahead and 
buy an iPhone 4s knowing that I will be buying into another 2-year contract? 
Has anyone heard of any compelling reasons to wait, given that my current 
phone, 
a Haven, is dropping calls and no longer holding a charge?  My Apple friends 
are 
encouraging me to wait, and because the timing is so close, that approach makes 
perfect sense to me.  On the other hand, my current phone is going down more 
and 
more each day and I don't have a land line.  Have those of you who have the 4s 
been happy with it?  Any help with
 this would be most appreciated!  If you don't want to answer on list, please 
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Re: VoiceOver friendly RSS reader

[Chris Moore]

Sometimes you just want everything in one place.  I have a numerous array of 
news sites I like to visit, this gets all the data and puts the headlines all 
in one place and only shows me the new content too in date order.  This can 
save on a lot of surfing time on the move.  I use Twitter in a similar way also 
.


On 31 Aug 2012, at 18:20, william lomas  wrote:

> can i ask why would people need RSS readers when news is on bbc sites and 
> twitter etc?
> just curious that's all?
> never really investigated RSS or the need for it really i know the ffes r 
> used for podcasts but other than that?
> 
> On 31 Aug 2012, at 18:02, Gordon Smith  wrote:
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>> I like NewsRack too actually.  I haven't tried it on iO yet, but plan too.  
>> But the Mac version is excellent.
>> Gordon
>> 
>> On 30 Aug 2012, at 10:17, Chris Moore  wrote:
>> 
>> Paul,
>> 
>> I use Newsrack on the Mac and RSS Runner on the iPhone, not tried any others 
>> yet.
>> 
>> Chris 
>> On 30 Aug 2012, at 10:10, Paul Hopewell  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Sarah, 
>>> Many thanks for the pointer to Vienna. It works fine for me! 
>>> 
>>> Paul Hopewell
>>> On 29 Aug 2012, at 17:12, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
>>> 
> Try Vienna. I use it and love it.  You can export all of your feeds to a 
> file and import them back let's say if you have to reinstall it. YOu can 
> read the article in an internal browser but I much prefer safari I'll be 
> doing a podcast on it when school settles down as it is a very very good 
> app in my opinion.
 
 
 It can even take your rss feeds and synch them to your google account. 
 Note I have never down this.
 
 link:
 
 http://www.vienna-rss.org
 
 Hope this helps.
 On Aug 29, 2012, at 8:38 AM, Paul Hopewell  
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> Hello Listers, 
> Now that Apple mail in Mountain Lion no longer supports RSS feeds I am 
> having trouble reading Apple Hot News items. I have been trying the 
> Shrook RSS reader and am confused! I managed to subscribe to Apple Hot 
> News and can see a list of about 20 news items in a table. I can press 
> Enter on an item which opens Safari for the web page for that item. 
> However when i have read that item there does not seem to be any 
> accessible way to remove it from the list of items. 
> 
> Maybe Shrook is the wrong RSS reader. Is there a better alternative? It 
> was so easy when Apple Mail supported RSS feeds. 
> I would appreciate any tips. 
> Best regards
> 
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Re: VoiceOver friendly RSS reader

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iTunes? or another pod catcher? 
On 31 Aug 2012, at 18:22, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> How is one supposed to use a podcast feed in Safari 6 without an RSS reader?
> 
> On 31 Aug 2012, at 18:20, william lomas  wrote:
> 
> can i ask why would people need RSS readers when news is on bbc sites and 
> twitter etc?
> just curious that's all?
> never really investigated RSS or the need for it really i know the ffes r 
> used for podcasts but other than that?
> 
> On 31 Aug 2012, at 18:02, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> 
>> I like NewsRack too actually.  I haven't tried it on iO yet, but plan too.  
>> But the Mac version is excellent.
>> Gordon
>> 
>> On 30 Aug 2012, at 10:17, Chris Moore  wrote:
>> 
>> Paul,
>> 
>> I use Newsrack on the Mac and RSS Runner on the iPhone, not tried any others 
>> yet.
>> 
>> Chris 
>> On 30 Aug 2012, at 10:10, Paul Hopewell  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Sarah, 
>>> Many thanks for the pointer to Vienna. It works fine for me! 
>>> 
>>> Paul Hopewell
>>> On 29 Aug 2012, at 17:12, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
>>> 
> Try Vienna. I use it and love it.  You can export all of your feeds to a 
> file and import them back let's say if you have to reinstall it. YOu can 
> read the article in an internal browser but I much prefer safari I'll be 
> doing a podcast on it when school settles down as it is a very very good 
> app in my opinion.
 
 
 It can even take your rss feeds and synch them to your google account. 
 Note I have never down this.
 
 link:
 
 http://www.vienna-rss.org
 
 Hope this helps.
 On Aug 29, 2012, at 8:38 AM, Paul Hopewell  
 wrote:
 
> Hello Listers, 
> Now that Apple mail in Mountain Lion no longer supports RSS feeds I am 
> having trouble reading Apple Hot News items. I have been trying the 
> Shrook RSS reader and am confused! I managed to subscribe to Apple Hot 
> News and can see a list of about 20 news items in a table. I can press 
> Enter on an item which opens Safari for the web page for that item. 
> However when i have read that item there does not seem to be any 
> accessible way to remove it from the list of items. 
> 
> Maybe Shrook is the wrong RSS reader. Is there a better alternative? It 
> was so easy when Apple Mail supported RSS feeds. 
> I would appreciate any tips. 
> Best regards
> 
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Re: VoiceOver friendly RSS reader

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How is one supposed to use a podcast feed in Safari 6 without an RSS reader?

On 31 Aug 2012, at 18:20, william lomas  wrote:

can i ask why would people need RSS readers when news is on bbc sites and 
twitter etc?
just curious that's all?
never really investigated RSS or the need for it really i know the ffes r used 
for podcasts but other than that?

On 31 Aug 2012, at 18:02, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> I like NewsRack too actually.  I haven't tried it on iO yet, but plan too.  
> But the Mac version is excellent.
> Gordon
> 
> On 30 Aug 2012, at 10:17, Chris Moore  wrote:
> 
> Paul,
> 
> I use Newsrack on the Mac and RSS Runner on the iPhone, not tried any others 
> yet.
> 
> Chris 
> On 30 Aug 2012, at 10:10, Paul Hopewell  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Sarah, 
>> Many thanks for the pointer to Vienna. It works fine for me! 
>> 
>> Paul Hopewell
>> On 29 Aug 2012, at 17:12, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
>> 
 Try Vienna. I use it and love it.  You can export all of your feeds to a 
 file and import them back let's say if you have to reinstall it. YOu can 
 read the article in an internal browser but I much prefer safari I'll be 
 doing a podcast on it when school settles down as it is a very very good 
 app in my opinion.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> It can even take your rss feeds and synch them to your google account. Note 
>>> I have never down this.
>>> 
>>> link:
>>> 
>>> http://www.vienna-rss.org
>>> 
>>> Hope this helps.
>>> On Aug 29, 2012, at 8:38 AM, Paul Hopewell  wrote:
>>> 
 Hello Listers, 
 Now that Apple mail in Mountain Lion no longer supports RSS feeds I am 
 having trouble reading Apple Hot News items. I have been trying the Shrook 
 RSS reader and am confused! I managed to subscribe to Apple Hot News and 
 can see a list of about 20 news items in a table. I can press Enter on an 
 item which opens Safari for the web page for that item. However when i 
 have read that item there does not seem to be any accessible way to remove 
 it from the list of items. 
 
 Maybe Shrook is the wrong RSS reader. Is there a better alternative? It 
 was so easy when Apple Mail supported RSS feeds. 
 I would appreciate any tips. 
 Best regards
 
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Re: VoiceOver friendly RSS reader

[william lomas]

can i ask why would people need RSS readers when news is on bbc sites and 
twitter etc?
just curious that's all?
never really investigated RSS or the need for it really i know the ffes r used 
for podcasts but other than that?

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> I like NewsRack too actually.  I haven't tried it on iO yet, but plan too.  
> But the Mac version is excellent.
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>> Many thanks for the pointer to Vienna. It works fine for me! 
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>> On 29 Aug 2012, at 17:12, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
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 Try Vienna. I use it and love it.  You can export all of your feeds to a 
 file and import them back let's say if you have to reinstall it. YOu can 
 read the article in an internal browser but I much prefer safari I'll be 
 doing a podcast on it when school settles down as it is a very very good 
 app in my opinion.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> It can even take your rss feeds and synch them to your google account. Note 
>>> I have never down this.
>>> 
>>> link:
>>> 
>>> http://www.vienna-rss.org
>>> 
>>> Hope this helps.
>>> On Aug 29, 2012, at 8:38 AM, Paul Hopewell  wrote:
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 Hello Listers, 
 Now that Apple mail in Mountain Lion no longer supports RSS feeds I am 
 having trouble reading Apple Hot News items. I have been trying the Shrook 
 RSS reader and am confused! I managed to subscribe to Apple Hot News and 
 can see a list of about 20 news items in a table. I can press Enter on an 
 item which opens Safari for the web page for that item. However when i 
 have read that item there does not seem to be any accessible way to remove 
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 Maybe Shrook is the wrong RSS reader. Is there a better alternative? It 
 was so easy when Apple Mail supported RSS feeds. 
 I would appreciate any tips. 
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Re: decription tool for dvds

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Hi Amy

No, I mean the disk image which you downloaded.  Sorry for the confusion.

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hi, do you mean i have to show package contents and look in there? i've just 
looked and i can't find it in there. amy
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> your encrypted videos.
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Re: sending text messages from the mac.

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That's where GoogleVoice comes in handy, though I'm not sure whether they've 
expanded outside North America.  The free account includes unlimited calling to 
the US and Canada as well as unlimited domestic texting.

Best regards.
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  - Original Message - 
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  Subject: Re: sending text messages from the mac.


  and it's generally more expensive as well. I think it's like 3 or 6 sense a 
message and sometimes 30. and sometimes it does not even work. lol! Most of the 
time it does.

  Good luck.
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  >> Sent from my mac
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I like NewsRack too actually.  I haven't tried it on iO yet, but plan too.  But 
the Mac version is excellent.
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I use Newsrack on the Mac and RSS Runner on the iPhone, not tried any others 
yet.

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>>> Try Vienna. I use it and love it.  You can export all of your feeds to a 
>>> file and import them back let's say if you have to reinstall it. YOu can 
>>> read the article in an internal browser but I much prefer safari I'll be 
>>> doing a podcast on it when school settles down as it is a very very good 
>>> app in my opinion.
>> 
>> 
>> It can even take your rss feeds and synch them to your google account. Note 
>> I have never down this.
>> 
>> link:
>> 
>> http://www.vienna-rss.org
>> 
>> Hope this helps.
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>>> Hello Listers, 
>>> Now that Apple mail in Mountain Lion no longer supports RSS feeds I am 
>>> having trouble reading Apple Hot News items. I have been trying the Shrook 
>>> RSS reader and am confused! I managed to subscribe to Apple Hot News and 
>>> can see a list of about 20 news items in a table. I can press Enter on an 
>>> item which opens Safari for the web page for that item. However when i have 
>>> read that item there does not seem to be any accessible way to remove it 
>>> from the list of items. 
>>> 
>>> Maybe Shrook is the wrong RSS reader. Is there a better alternative? It was 
>>> so easy when Apple Mail supported RSS feeds. 
>>> I would appreciate any tips. 
>>> Best regards
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Re: Enable Accessibility Options Anywhere In Mountain Lion [OS X Tips] | Cult of Mac

[Sarah Alawami]

Actually I didn't know that. lol. I always have vo on. Now that's a  nice 
feature. I'll have to try and and include that in a podcast when I have the 
time. lol!

Be blessed.
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> 
> What's actually really nice about this is that it uses your system speech to 
> read the dialogs, too. If you tab through the options, it reads the status of 
> the checkbox you're on, and what the option does. This is if Voiceover is 
> off. The article didn't seem to mention that.
> 
> Regards,
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>> Now,this is a cool tip. It does not have everything but wow. I did not know 
>> this was there. and the reader is available so use it. *grins*
>> 
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Re: sending text messages from the mac.

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message and sometimes 30. and sometimes it does not even work. lol! Most of the 
time it does.

Good luck.
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> Best regards
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>> Apparently there is Type2Phone that uses your mac as a bluetooth keyboard 
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>> the iOS device is in the text field, then send the message. You can also 
>> type text in a Mac text editor, copy it, and paste to your iOS device.
>> Hope this is what you are looking for.
>> Sent from my mac
>> 
>> 
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>>> Hi all.
>>> does anyone no of an app that works with voice over on the mac that would 
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Re: A Dilemma

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Hi Desi

We all have 4S's here in this house and we're more than happy with them.

I've heard rumours and counter-rumours, but I guess ultimately it's a personal 
decision.

I don't know of any compelling reason to wait, but I don't know what's coming 
in the new iPhone.

Gordon

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Hi All,

I find myself with something of a dilemma before me and I thought I'd pose it 
here because though I understand the decision is ultimately mine, I'd love to 
know your opinions.  If this is too far off topic for this list, I apoloogize 
in advance and would ask anyone wishing to reply, to write to me privately.  I 
find myself in desperate need of a new cell phone!  My dilemma is this.  I know 
the new iPhone is coming out soon.  Should I wait for it, or should I go ahead 
and buy an iPhone 4s knowing that I will be buying into another 2-year 
contract?  Has anyone heard of any compelling reasons to wait, given that my 
current phone, a Haven, is dropping calls and no longer holding a charge?  My 
Apple friends are encouraging me to wait, and because the timing is so close, 
that approach makes perfect sense to me.  On the other hand, my current phone 
is going down more and more each day and I don't have a land line.  Have those 
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Re: decription tool for dvds

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hi, do you mean i have to show package contents and look in there? i've just 
looked and i can't find it in there. amy
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> If you look int the DVD Remaster package, there is a little utility called 
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> your encrypted videos.
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> iOS device is in the text field, then send the message. You can also type 
> text in a Mac text editor, copy it, and paste to your iOS device.
> Hope this is what you are looking for.
> Sent from my mac
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> On 31 Aug 2012, at 09:07, stuart young  wrote:
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>> Hi all.
>> does anyone no of an app that works with voice over on the mac that would 
>> enable me to send text messages? as i don't think that the messages app is 
>> able to do this.
>> many thanks for all of your help.
>> Regards.
>> Stuart.
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Re: sending text messages from the mac.

[christopher hallsworth]

Apparently there is Type2Phone that uses your mac as a bluetooth keyboard for 
your iOS device. You can then type the text directly into the app once the iOS 
device is in the text field, then send the message. You can also type text in a 
Mac text editor, copy it, and paste to your iOS device.
Hope this is what you are looking for.
Sent from my mac



On 31 Aug 2012, at 09:07, stuart young  wrote:

> Hi all.
> does anyone no of an app that works with voice over on the mac that would 
> enable me to send text messages? as i don't think that the messages app is 
> able to do this.
> many thanks for all of your help.
> Regards.
> Stuart.
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Re: Enable Accessibility Options Anywhere In Mountain Lion [OS X Tips] | Cult of Mac

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So it does, under Mountain Lion at least!
Sent from my mac



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> What's actually really nice about this is that it uses your system speech to 
> read the dialogs, too. If you tab through the options, it reads the status of 
> the checkbox you're on, and what the option does. This is if Voiceover is 
> off. The article didn't seem to mention that.
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>> this was there. and the reader is available so use it. *grins*
>> 
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>> http://www.cultofmac.com/187111/enable-accessibility-options-anywhere-in-mountain-lion-os-x-tips/
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Re: Enable Accessibility Options Anywhere In Mountain Lion [OS X Tips] | Cult of Mac

[Nicolai Svendsen]

Hi,

What's actually really nice about this is that it uses your system speech to 
read the dialogs, too. If you tab through the options, it reads the status of 
the checkbox you're on, and what the option does. This is if Voiceover is off. 
The article didn't seem to mention that.

Regards,
Nicolai
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> this was there. and the reader is available so use it. *grins*
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sending text messages from the mac.

[stuart young]

Hi all.
does anyone no of an app that works with voice over on the mac that would 
enable me to send text messages? as i don't think that the messages app is able 
to do this.
many thanks for all of your help.
Regards.
Stuart.
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