RE: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

[Debbie April Yuille]

Thanks.

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Sent: Wednesday, 12 September 2012 12:35 PM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

go to accounts in prefs and then go to the table. If that's not what you
mean expand the inbox view and you will see the inboxes of all of your
accounts.
On Sep 11, 2012, at 6:52 PM, Debbie April Yuille 
wrote:

> Thanks I'll try that. Also is there a way to view the different accounts
in
> the mail client.
> 
> Thanks
> Debbie
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Sarah Alawami
> Sent: Wednesday, 12 September 2012 3:41 AM
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook
> 
> vo cmd f5 is the keystroke you want. Make sure you interact with the table
> first.
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 8:45 AM, Debbie April Yuille

> wrote:
> 
>> How do I rout the mouse?
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
>> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Sarah Alawami
>> Sent: Wednesday, 12 September 2012 1:38 AM
>> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
>> Subject: Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook
>> 
>> 1. go to prefs.
>> 
>> 2. go to accounts int he tool bar.
>> 
>> 3. go to the table and interact.
>> 
>> 4. press vo shift cmd space on the account you want at your default. if
it
>> is at the bottom. don't forget to rout your mouse to it before you do cmd
> vo
>> shift space.
>> 
>> 5. vo left arrow until you get to the top of the list and do a vo shift
> cmd
>> space  to release the account and it should be at the top.
>> 
>> I can't get this to work all the time but this is the only way I know how
> to
>> do it. If there is another way I'd love to know.
>> 
>> Be blessed.
>> On Sep 11, 2012, at 8:30 AM, Debbie April Yuille
> 
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi All
>>> 
>>> I have two email accounts on my Macbook and I need to set my bigpond as
>> the
>>> default account. If someone is able to give my some instruction on this,
>> I'd
>>> really appreciate it.
>>> 
>>> Many Thanks
>>> Debbie
>>> 
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Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

[Sarah Alawami]

go to accounts in prefs and then go to the table. If that's not what you mean 
expand the inbox view and you will see the inboxes of all of your accounts.
On Sep 11, 2012, at 6:52 PM, Debbie April Yuille  
wrote:

> Thanks I'll try that. Also is there a way to view the different accounts in
> the mail client.
> 
> Thanks
> Debbie
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Sarah Alawami
> Sent: Wednesday, 12 September 2012 3:41 AM
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook
> 
> vo cmd f5 is the keystroke you want. Make sure you interact with the table
> first.
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 8:45 AM, Debbie April Yuille 
> wrote:
> 
>> How do I rout the mouse?
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
>> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Sarah Alawami
>> Sent: Wednesday, 12 September 2012 1:38 AM
>> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
>> Subject: Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook
>> 
>> 1. go to prefs.
>> 
>> 2. go to accounts int he tool bar.
>> 
>> 3. go to the table and interact.
>> 
>> 4. press vo shift cmd space on the account you want at your default. if it
>> is at the bottom. don't forget to rout your mouse to it before you do cmd
> vo
>> shift space.
>> 
>> 5. vo left arrow until you get to the top of the list and do a vo shift
> cmd
>> space  to release the account and it should be at the top.
>> 
>> I can't get this to work all the time but this is the only way I know how
> to
>> do it. If there is another way I'd love to know.
>> 
>> Be blessed.
>> On Sep 11, 2012, at 8:30 AM, Debbie April Yuille
> 
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi All
>>> 
>>> I have two email accounts on my Macbook and I need to set my bigpond as
>> the
>>> default account. If someone is able to give my some instruction on this,
>> I'd
>>> really appreciate it.
>>> 
>>> Many Thanks
>>> Debbie
>>> 
>>> 
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RE: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

[Debbie April Yuille]

Thanks I'll try that. Also is there a way to view the different accounts in
the mail client.

Thanks
Debbie


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From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Sarah Alawami
Sent: Wednesday, 12 September 2012 3:41 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

vo cmd f5 is the keystroke you want. Make sure you interact with the table
first.
On Sep 11, 2012, at 8:45 AM, Debbie April Yuille 
wrote:

> How do I rout the mouse?
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Sarah Alawami
> Sent: Wednesday, 12 September 2012 1:38 AM
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook
> 
> 1. go to prefs.
> 
> 2. go to accounts int he tool bar.
> 
> 3. go to the table and interact.
> 
> 4. press vo shift cmd space on the account you want at your default. if it
> is at the bottom. don't forget to rout your mouse to it before you do cmd
vo
> shift space.
> 
> 5. vo left arrow until you get to the top of the list and do a vo shift
cmd
> space  to release the account and it should be at the top.
> 
> I can't get this to work all the time but this is the only way I know how
to
> do it. If there is another way I'd love to know.
> 
> Be blessed.
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 8:30 AM, Debbie April Yuille

> wrote:
> 
>> Hi All
>> 
>> I have two email accounts on my Macbook and I need to set my bigpond as
> the
>> default account. If someone is able to give my some instruction on this,
> I'd
>> really appreciate it.
>> 
>> Many Thanks
>> Debbie
>> 
>> 
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Re: Correction: Metakine Bundle sale period extended[was Re: Metakine mini-bundle one-day sale of DVDRemaster Pro, Mac DVD Ripper Pro, and 8other apps for $39.99]

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

I'm playing with the apps as we speak.  The DVD ones are worth the purchase 
price alone in my view, they're superb.
On 12 Sep 2012, at 01:18, Esther  wrote:

> Hi Dónal,
> 
> Yes, I think you're correct that the deal is available for another 5 days and 
> 3+ hours.  I found that when I went to the web page before reading your note. 
>  I thought I read and checked the time remaining from the counter on that web 
> page before my original post, but when I visit it now, it does say that the 
> deal is available for 5 more days.  There was nothing obvious on the metakine 
> site about this promotion, and the default mupromo is usually for 1 day, or 1 
> weekend, so maybe they updated the original counter?
> 
> In any case, this gives people time to check out which apps are accessible, 
> or to decide if they want to split purchases.  Thanks for catching this.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 12:46 PM, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
> 
>> Esther sorry if I'm providing this in error, but to me it looks like that 
>> deal is available for another 5 days.  *disclaimer* may have misread that.
>> 
>> Dónal
>> On 11 Sep 2012, at 14:05, Esther  wrote:
>> 
>>> Sorry, I failed to give the web page for the MU Promo. Here's the link to 
>>> the MacUpdate Promo for the Metakine Mini-Bundle:
>>> http://www.mupromo.com/deal/13254/12336/macupdate-bundle
>>> 
>>> Metakine usually makes available fully functional trial downloads of their 
>>> products, so you can visit their product web page if you want to try any 
>>> apps before purchasing:
>>> http://www.metakine.com/products/
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Esther
>>> 
>>> On Sep 11, 2012, at 2:53 AM, Esther wrote:
>>> 
 Hi All,
 
 Metakine, the makers of DVDRemaster Pro, have put together a mini-bundle 
 sale as today's MacUpdate Promo.  They're selling 10 apps, including 
 DVDRemaster Pro and Mac DVD Ripper, for a price of $39.99.  The apps are:
 
 DVDRemaster Pro (which is now sold in the Mac App Store as DVD Remaster 8 
 for $49.99)
 Mac DVD Ripper Pro (normally $19.95, includes the Fairmount decryption 
 program)
 Hands Off! 
 Aurora ($14.99 in the Mac App Store for Aurora Lite)
 Back In Focus ($99.99 in the Mac App Store)
 Decompose ($29.99 in the Mac App Store)
 Magic Launch
 Video Rotate ($2.99 in the Mac App Store)
 Processes
 Photo Batch ($14.99 in the Mac App Store)
 
 I think this is worth purchasing just for the combined price of 
 DVDRemaster Pro and Mac DVD Ripper Pro alone, if you want to accessibly 
 rip DVDs into formats suited for Apple TV or iOS devices, just extract 
 audio tracks, or reformat them.  Of the other programs, I think Aurora is 
 accessible (it's a wake-up program that lets you wake up to an iTunes 
 playlist instead of an alarm), and Processes and Hands Off! might be. 
 (Processes lets you zap stalled processes, pause apps and processes that 
 are slowing down your system and resume them later, and also monitor 
 processes' system usage and network connections and files.  Hands Off! 
 monitors the way your applications access your network and disks, in case 
 they send out data.)  Many of the others are video or photo processing 
 programs, but Back in Focus might be usable or useful.  (It seems like a 
 way or automatically de-blurring photos you take).
 
 This offer is good for the next 15+ hours.  Purchasing MacUpdate promos 
 requires that you create an account, and that involves a one-time 
 negotiation of a CAPTCHA.  After that, all purchase transactions and 
 accessing the apps should be completely accessible.  You can log in to 
 your account, and view a record of past purchases and software licenses, 
 and re-download the apps.  You can also designate that the license for a 
 particular app in a bundle purchase be issued for someone else -- this 
 lets you gift a friend with a license if you've already purchased an 
 application in a software bundle.  It also lets you decide to share 
 bundles with someone else by splitting the price and dividing up the apps. 
  The person you designate to receive the license does not need to have a 
 MacUpdate login -- you just need to give a valid email and name for the 
 license.  (However, they also won't have a permanent record of the license 
 code and purchase details that are associated with an account
>>> .)
 
 For new users, Gordon (who runs this list) worked with the developer of 
 DVD Remaster Pro to ensure VoiceOver accessiblity with this app.  There is 
 a freeware alternative, Handbrake, but DVDRemaster Pro will process in 
 about a third the time, and also has other convenient features that 
 simplify separate audio track extraction, compression from dual-layer 
 DVDs, etc.
 
 HTH.  Cheers,
 
 Esther
 
> 
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Correction: Metakine Bundle sale period extended[was Re: Metakine mini-bundle one-day sale of DVDRemaster Pro, Mac DVD Ripper Pro, and 8other apps for $39.99]

[Esther]

Hi Dónal,

Yes, I think you're correct that the deal is available for another 5 days and 
3+ hours.  I found that when I went to the web page before reading your note.  
I thought I read and checked the time remaining from the counter on that web 
page before my original post, but when I visit it now, it does say that the 
deal is available for 5 more days.  There was nothing obvious on the metakine 
site about this promotion, and the default mupromo is usually for 1 day, or 1 
weekend, so maybe they updated the original counter?

In any case, this gives people time to check out which apps are accessible, or 
to decide if they want to split purchases.  Thanks for catching this.

Cheers,

Esther

On Sep 11, 2012, at 12:46 PM, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Esther sorry if I'm providing this in error, but to me it looks like that 
> deal is available for another 5 days.  *disclaimer* may have misread that.
> 
> Dónal
> On 11 Sep 2012, at 14:05, Esther  wrote:
> 
>> Sorry, I failed to give the web page for the MU Promo. Here's the link to 
>> the MacUpdate Promo for the Metakine Mini-Bundle:
>> http://www.mupromo.com/deal/13254/12336/macupdate-bundle
>> 
>> Metakine usually makes available fully functional trial downloads of their 
>> products, so you can visit their product web page if you want to try any 
>> apps before purchasing:
>> http://www.metakine.com/products/
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Esther
>> 
>> On Sep 11, 2012, at 2:53 AM, Esther wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi All,
>>> 
>>> Metakine, the makers of DVDRemaster Pro, have put together a mini-bundle 
>>> sale as today's MacUpdate Promo.  They're selling 10 apps, including 
>>> DVDRemaster Pro and Mac DVD Ripper, for a price of $39.99.  The apps are:
>>> 
>>> DVDRemaster Pro (which is now sold in the Mac App Store as DVD Remaster 8 
>>> for $49.99)
>>> Mac DVD Ripper Pro (normally $19.95, includes the Fairmount decryption 
>>> program)
>>> Hands Off! 
>>> Aurora ($14.99 in the Mac App Store for Aurora Lite)
>>> Back In Focus ($99.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> Decompose ($29.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> Magic Launch
>>> Video Rotate ($2.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> Processes
>>> Photo Batch ($14.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> 
>>> I think this is worth purchasing just for the combined price of DVDRemaster 
>>> Pro and Mac DVD Ripper Pro alone, if you want to accessibly rip DVDs into 
>>> formats suited for Apple TV or iOS devices, just extract audio tracks, or 
>>> reformat them.  Of the other programs, I think Aurora is accessible (it's a 
>>> wake-up program that lets you wake up to an iTunes playlist instead of an 
>>> alarm), and Processes and Hands Off! might be. (Processes lets you zap 
>>> stalled processes, pause apps and processes that are slowing down your 
>>> system and resume them later, and also monitor processes' system usage and 
>>> network connections and files.  Hands Off! monitors the way your 
>>> applications access your network and disks, in case they send out data.)  
>>> Many of the others are video or photo processing programs, but Back in 
>>> Focus might be usable or useful.  (It seems like a way or automatically 
>>> de-blurring photos you take).
>>> 
>>> This offer is good for the next 15+ hours.  Purchasing MacUpdate promos 
>>> requires that you create an account, and that involves a one-time 
>>> negotiation of a CAPTCHA.  After that, all purchase transactions and 
>>> accessing the apps should be completely accessible.  You can log in to your 
>>> account, and view a record of past purchases and software licenses, and 
>>> re-download the apps.  You can also designate that the license for a 
>>> particular app in a bundle purchase be issued for someone else -- this lets 
>>> you gift a friend with a license if you've already purchased an application 
>>> in a software bundle.  It also lets you decide to share bundles with 
>>> someone else by splitting the price and dividing up the apps.  The person 
>>> you designate to receive the license does not need to have a MacUpdate 
>>> login -- you just need to give a valid email and name for the license.  
>>> (However, they also won't have a permanent record of the license code and 
>>> purchase details that are associated with an account
>> .)
>>> 
>>> For new users, Gordon (who runs this list) worked with the developer of DVD 
>>> Remaster Pro to ensure VoiceOver accessiblity with this app.  There is a 
>>> freeware alternative, Handbrake, but DVDRemaster Pro will process in about 
>>> a third the time, and also has other convenient features that simplify 
>>> separate audio track extraction, compression from dual-layer DVDs, etc.
>>> 
>>> HTH.  Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Esther
>>> 

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Re: Metakine mini-bundle one-day sale of DVDRemaster Pro, Mac DVD Ripper Pro, and 8other apps for $39.99

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Esther sorry if I'm providing this in error, but to me it looks like that deal 
is available for another 5 days.  *disclaimer* may have misread that.

Dónal
On 11 Sep 2012, at 14:05, Esther  wrote:

> Sorry, I failed to give the web page for the MU Promo. Here's the link to the 
> MacUpdate Promo for the Metakine Mini-Bundle:
> http://www.mupromo.com/deal/13254/12336/macupdate-bundle
> 
> Metakine usually makes available fully functional trial downloads of their 
> products, so you can visit their product web page if you want to try any apps 
> before purchasing:
> http://www.metakine.com/products/
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 2:53 AM, Esther wrote:
> 
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> Metakine, the makers of DVDRemaster Pro, have put together a mini-bundle 
>> sale as today's MacUpdate Promo.  They're selling 10 apps, including 
>> DVDRemaster Pro and Mac DVD Ripper, for a price of $39.99.  The apps are:
>> 
>> DVDRemaster Pro (which is now sold in the Mac App Store as DVD Remaster 8 
>> for $49.99)
>> Mac DVD Ripper Pro (normally $19.95, includes the Fairmount decryption 
>> program)
>> Hands Off! 
>> Aurora ($14.99 in the Mac App Store for Aurora Lite)
>> Back In Focus ($99.99 in the Mac App Store)
>> Decompose ($29.99 in the Mac App Store)
>> Magic Launch
>> Video Rotate ($2.99 in the Mac App Store)
>> Processes
>> Photo Batch ($14.99 in the Mac App Store)
>> 
>> I think this is worth purchasing just for the combined price of DVDRemaster 
>> Pro and Mac DVD Ripper Pro alone, if you want to accessibly rip DVDs into 
>> formats suited for Apple TV or iOS devices, just extract audio tracks, or 
>> reformat them.  Of the other programs, I think Aurora is accessible (it's a 
>> wake-up program that lets you wake up to an iTunes playlist instead of an 
>> alarm), and Processes and Hands Off! might be. (Processes lets you zap 
>> stalled processes, pause apps and processes that are slowing down your 
>> system and resume them later, and also monitor processes' system usage and 
>> network connections and files.  Hands Off! monitors the way your 
>> applications access your network and disks, in case they send out data.)  
>> Many of the others are video or photo processing programs, but Back in Focus 
>> might be usable or useful.  (It seems like a way or automatically 
>> de-blurring photos you take).
>> 
>> This offer is good for the next 15+ hours.  Purchasing MacUpdate promos 
>> requires that you create an account, and that involves a one-time 
>> negotiation of a CAPTCHA.  After that, all purchase transactions and 
>> accessing the apps should be completely accessible.  You can log in to your 
>> account, and view a record of past purchases and software licenses, and 
>> re-download the apps.  You can also designate that the license for a 
>> particular app in a bundle purchase be issued for someone else -- this lets 
>> you gift a friend with a license if you've already purchased an application 
>> in a software bundle.  It also lets you decide to share bundles with someone 
>> else by splitting the price and dividing up the apps.  The person you 
>> designate to receive the license does not need to have a MacUpdate login -- 
>> you just need to give a valid email and name for the license.  (However, 
>> they also won't have a permanent record of the license code and purchase 
>> details that are associated with an account
> .)
>> 
>> For new users, Gordon (who runs this list) worked with the developer of DVD 
>> Remaster Pro to ensure VoiceOver accessiblity with this app.  There is a 
>> freeware alternative, Handbrake, but DVDRemaster Pro will process in about a 
>> third the time, and also has other convenient features that simplify 
>> separate audio track extraction, compression from dual-layer DVDs, etc.
>> 
>> HTH.  Cheers,
>> 
>> Esther
>> 
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Re: Problem Downloading Mountain Lion

[Desi Noller]

Hi Sarah,

Thanks so much for your help!  Mountain Lion wasn't in my applications folder 
that I could see, but that's probably because the download had most of the way 
to go still.  It's there now that it had the chance to finish.  Definitely a 
good way to check things out though!

Desi




- Original Message -
From: Sarah Alawami 
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility ,
Date: Tuesday, Sep 11, 2012 10:38:44 AM
Subject: Re: Problem Downloading Mountain Lion

>
>
> Look in the apps folder.  you will see after in my case about 4 hours a thing 
> that says install os 10.8 or something like that. Everythign you download 
> from the mac app app store is in the applications folder
> 
> Tc.
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 9:40 AM, Desi Noller  wrote:
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> > 
> > Last night I finally decided to take the plunge and upgrade my iMac to 
> > Mountain Lion from Lion.  I went to the Mac App store, and after signing 
> > into my account, and updating my account info to reflect our recent move, I 
> > made my purchase.  When I tried to invoke the "download" link, I got a 
> > "download link pressed" message, but nothing appeared to happen, and 
> > Mountain Lion doesn't seem to be on my system.  I checked both the 
> > "downloads" folder and "about this Mac" through the Apple system menu, but 
> > no evidence of Mountain Lion on my system is to be found!  I ended up 
> > trying twice last night before I finally decided to throw in the towel!   
> > In case there's a chance that it did somehnow download, I don't want to try 
> > again!  I sure don't need three copies!  For now I'm at a loss to know what 
> > next step to take.  Any ideas out there for me?  I know that I am not even 
> > close to being the geekiest person in the world, but I am beginning to feel 
> > an extreme lack of confidence when it
  c
>  om
> > es to my technological abilities!  I start shuddering every time I hear 
> > something new is coming out!  Everything that seems to be easy for everyone 
> > else to get and use, always seems to present me with some weird  situation! 
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Re: Problem Downloading Mountain Lion

[Desi Noller]

Hi Esther,

I had actually looked at my purchased items last night, but had failed to 
notice that my download had somehow gotten paused.  When I pressed the resume 
button, everything woked like a charm!  Your advice is what encouraged me to go 
back there and look more carefully!  And, I'm definitely saving your message 
because I know it will be helpful to me in the future!  Take care, and thanks 
for making my day!

Desi




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Date: Tuesday, Sep 11, 2012 10:34:51 AM
Subject: Re: Problem Downloading Mountain Lion

>
>
> Hi Desi,
> 
> Can you check in the Mac App Store under "Purchases" about the status of your 
> Mountain Lion purchase?  If you navigate to the toolbar and VO-Space to 
> select "Purchases" and use VO-Space to select it, what happens when you check 
> the entry for "Mountain Lion" on that page?  (For example, if you use item 
> chooser menu to find "Mountain Lion" and navigate to its entry in the table 
> of purchases, then right arrow or VO-right arrow across the columns, does the 
> fifth column get announced as "Download","Install", or "Installed"?)
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 6:40 AM, Desi Noller wrote:
> 
> > Hi Everybody,
> > 
> > Last night I finally decided to take the plunge and upgrade my iMac to 
> > Mountain Lion from Lion.  I went to the Mac App store, and after signing 
> > into my account, and updating my account info to reflect our recent move, I 
> > made my purchase.  When I tried to invoke the "download" link, I got a 
> > "download link pressed" message, but nothing appeared to happen, and 
> > Mountain Lion doesn't seem to be on my system.  I checked both the 
> > "downloads" folder and "about this Mac" through the Apple system menu, but 
> > no evidence of Mountain Lion on my system is to be found!  I ended up 
> > trying twice last night before I finally decided to throw in the towel!   
> > In case there's a chance that it did somehnow download, I don't want to try 
> > again!  I sure don't need three copies!  For now I'm at a loss to know what 
> > next step to take.  Any ideas out there for me?  I know that I am not even 
> > close to being the geekiest person in the world, but I am beginning to feel 
> > an extreme lack of confidence when it
  c
>  om
> > es to my technological abilities!  I start shuddering every time I hear 
> > something new is coming out!  Everything that seems to be easy for everyone 
> > else to get and use, always seems to present me with some weird  situation! 
> >  So, thanks to much for any help you can send my way!
> > 
> > A Very Discouraged Desi  
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Re: you tube

[Phil Halton]

funny thing, When I clicked on a video of mine from the mobile site, it got 
an error and wouldn't play, but played fine from the regular youtube site. 
go figure.


The mobile site looks great for managing account settings and videos though.



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To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2012 4:11 PM
Subject: Re: you tube



Cheers for the Mobile Youtube site. Looks nice.


Sent from my Windows laptop.

On 11/09/2012 18:40, Sarah Alawami wrote:
Try http://m.youtube.com. you might have better luck and for managing 
your videos http://m.youtube.com/my_videos.


good luck.
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hi all on my mac running lion i can never get you tube to work has 
anyone else noted this?

when I press enter on a video nothing works
it just says loading

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Re: you tube

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Cheers for the Mobile Youtube site. Looks nice.


Sent from my Windows laptop.

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Try http://m.youtube.com. you might have better luck and for managing your 
videos http://m.youtube.com/my_videos.

good luck.
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hi all on my mac running lion i can never get you tube to work has anyone else 
noted this?
when I press enter on a video nothing works
it just says loading

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Re: ipad has stopped connecting to my wifi network.

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Actually Esther that's exactly how I eventually got it on there.  It will do 
fine actualy until my new router arives.

D
On 11 Sep 2012, at 18:39, Esther  wrote:

> Hi Dónal,
> 
> This is not a permanent fix, but what happens if you change the assignment 
> from DHCP to a static IP address?  If you go to Settings > Wi-Fi and then 
> flick right to the "more info" button for you selected network and double 
> tap, you can read the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Router, DNS, and Search 
> Domains under the DHCP tab.  You can switch the selected tab from "DHCP" to 
> "Static" by double tapping, and then you can enter values in all the same 
> fields, including a valid IP address.
> 
> I'm not sure what you mean about your iPad getting a self-assigned IP -- do 
> you meant that this is not a valid IP address even though the address seems 
> legal?  (On my Airport Express the addresses are 10.etc.)  Can you manually 
> switch to the IP address of one of your other connected devices (which you 
> take off of that address) and have your iPad connection work?
> 
> The only Wi-Fi router related iOS connection problem I've had was time-outs 
> dropping the connection on my first device (iPod Touch in early 2010), an 
> that only happened when I was on a WPA encrypted network and near the edge of 
> coverage.  That was because the energy saving settings on the device would 
> drop the connection if there wasn't a fast enough response from the Wi-Fi 
> network to indicate this was currently in use.  So unless there was 
> continuous network use, the connection would periodically just drop.  If I 
> streamed a low bit-rate radio station in the background with ooTunes that was 
> enough to keep the network connection up (under the default DHCP setting for 
> my encrypted home network), and then later I found that if I switched the IP 
> settings to static and copied in the address from the DHCP assignment, that 
> would also keep the connection up without having to stream anything in the 
> background.  What was weird was that this only happened on this one network 
> with WPA encryption and when I was farther from the router; it wouldn't 
> happen on any open Wi-FI network, or ones that were WEP encrypted.  
> Eventually, there was an iOS update that fixed this, and I didn't have to use 
> the static IP address.  Changing the DNS lookup address didn't help in this 
> case, although that work for some people.
> 
> I assume you're only having this connection problem with your home Wi-Fi 
> network, and your iPad can connect elsewhere?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> 
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 3:22 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
> 
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> This is one for the networking gurus on list.  I'm no expert in this so I'm 
>> baffled.
>> 
>> My wifi connectivity is handled by an Airport extreme.  Most devices on the 
>> network are connecting fine, except an iPad II which seems to connect, but 
>> is getting a self-assigned IP (169.etc)).  I've tried forgetting the 
>> network, resetting all network preferences, restarting the router but all to 
>> no avail.  Anyone any thoughts.
>> 
>> Dónal
>> Dónal Fitzpatrick
>> dfitz...@computing.dcu.ie
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Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

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vo cmd f5 is the keystroke you want. Make sure you interact with the table 
first.
On Sep 11, 2012, at 8:45 AM, Debbie April Yuille  
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> How do I rout the mouse?
> 
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Wednesday, 12 September 2012 1:38 AM
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> Subject: Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook
> 
> 1. go to prefs.
> 
> 2. go to accounts int he tool bar.
> 
> 3. go to the table and interact.
> 
> 4. press vo shift cmd space on the account you want at your default. if it
> is at the bottom. don't forget to rout your mouse to it before you do cmd vo
> shift space.
> 
> 5. vo left arrow until you get to the top of the list and do a vo shift cmd
> space  to release the account and it should be at the top.
> 
> I can't get this to work all the time but this is the only way I know how to
> do it. If there is another way I'd love to know.
> 
> Be blessed.
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 8:30 AM, Debbie April Yuille 
> wrote:
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>> Hi All
>> 
>> I have two email accounts on my Macbook and I need to set my bigpond as
> the
>> default account. If someone is able to give my some instruction on this,
> I'd
>> really appreciate it.
>> 
>> Many Thanks
>> Debbie
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Re: you tube

[Sarah Alawami]

Try http://m.youtube.com. you might have better luck and for managing your 
videos http://m.youtube.com/my_videos.

good luck.
On Sep 11, 2012, at 9:22 AM, william lomas  wrote:

> hi all on my mac running lion i can never get you tube to work has anyone 
> else noted this?
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> it just says loading
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Re: ipad has stopped connecting to my wifi network.

[Esther]

Hi Dónal,

This is not a permanent fix, but what happens if you change the assignment from 
DHCP to a static IP address?  If you go to Settings > Wi-Fi and then flick 
right to the "more info" button for you selected network and double tap, you 
can read the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Router, DNS, and Search Domains under the 
DHCP tab.  You can switch the selected tab from "DHCP" to "Static" by double 
tapping, and then you can enter values in all the same fields, including a 
valid IP address.

I'm not sure what you mean about your iPad getting a self-assigned IP -- do you 
meant that this is not a valid IP address even though the address seems legal?  
(On my Airport Express the addresses are 10.etc.)  Can you manually switch to 
the IP address of one of your other connected devices (which you take off of 
that address) and have your iPad connection work?

The only Wi-Fi router related iOS connection problem I've had was time-outs 
dropping the connection on my first device (iPod Touch in early 2010), an that 
only happened when I was on a WPA encrypted network and near the edge of 
coverage.  That was because the energy saving settings on the device would drop 
the connection if there wasn't a fast enough response from the Wi-Fi network to 
indicate this was currently in use.  So unless there was continuous network 
use, the connection would periodically just drop.  If I streamed a low bit-rate 
radio station in the background with ooTunes that was enough to keep the 
network connection up (under the default DHCP setting for my encrypted home 
network), and then later I found that if I switched the IP settings to static 
and copied in the address from the DHCP assignment, that would also keep the 
connection up without having to stream anything in the background.  What was 
weird was that this only happened on this one network with WPA encryption and 
when I was farther from the router; it wouldn't happen on any open Wi-FI 
network, or ones that were WEP encrypted.  Eventually, there was an iOS update 
that fixed this, and I didn't have to use the static IP address.  Changing the 
DNS lookup address didn't help in this case, although that work for some people.

I assume you're only having this connection problem with your home Wi-Fi 
network, and your iPad can connect elsewhere?

Cheers,

Esther


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> Hi all,
> 
> This is one for the networking gurus on list.  I'm no expert in this so I'm 
> baffled.
> 
> My wifi connectivity is handled by an Airport extreme.  Most devices on the 
> network are connecting fine, except an iPad II which seems to connect, but is 
> getting a self-assigned IP (169.etc)).  I've tried forgetting the network, 
> resetting all network preferences, restarting the router but all to no avail. 
>  Anyone any thoughts.
> 
> Dónal
> Dónal Fitzpatrick
> dfitz...@computing.dcu.ie
> 

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Re: accessible blogging software?

[Sarah Alawami]

No that's correct. and the dev is wonderful to work with. It's well worth the 
40 dollars I paid for it. For those that use dropel, I dunno if it works with 
that but it works with blog spot,, live journal, for those of us that still use 
it, wordpress and many other platforms.

tc all.
On Sep 11, 2012, at 9:51 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> You might like to try Mars Edit.  Red Sweater dot com is where you're find it 
> I believe.  The website is below, unless I'm losing my mind.
> 
> 
> Gordon
> 
> On 10 Sep 2012, at 21:23, Courtney Curran  wrote:
> 
> Is there any software to create a blog without sighted help? For
> school, I have to create and maintain a wordpress.com blog, and it
> doesn't seem to accessible to me. I know there's such a thing as
> blogging software, but will it work on a mac?
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Re: Problem Downloading Mountain Lion

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Look in the apps folder.  you will see after in my case about 4 hours a thing 
that says install os 10.8 or something like that. Everythign you download from 
the mac app app store is in the applications folder

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> 
> Last night I finally decided to take the plunge and upgrade my iMac to 
> Mountain Lion from Lion.  I went to the Mac App store, and after signing into 
> my account, and updating my account info to reflect our recent move, I made 
> my purchase.  When I tried to invoke the "download" link, I got a "download 
> link pressed" message, but nothing appeared to happen, and Mountain Lion 
> doesn't seem to be on my system.  I checked both the "downloads" folder and 
> "about this Mac" through the Apple system menu, but no evidence of Mountain 
> Lion on my system is to be found!  I ended up trying twice last night before 
> I finally decided to throw in the towel!   In case there's a chance that it 
> did somehnow download, I don't want to try again!  I sure don't need three 
> copies!  For now I'm at a loss to know what next step to take.  Any ideas out 
> there for me?  I know that I am not even close to being the geekiest person 
> in the world, but I am beginning to feel an extreme lack of confidence when 
> it c
 om
> es to my technological abilities!  I start shuddering every time I hear 
> something new is coming out!  Everything that seems to be easy for everyone 
> else to get and use, always seems to present me with some weird  situation!  
> So, thanks to much for any help you can send my way!
> 
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Re: Problem Downloading Mountain Lion

[Esther]

Hi Desi,

Can you check in the Mac App Store under "Purchases" about the status of your 
Mountain Lion purchase?  If you navigate to the toolbar and VO-Space to select 
"Purchases" and use VO-Space to select it, what happens when you check the 
entry for "Mountain Lion" on that page?  (For example, if you use item chooser 
menu to find "Mountain Lion" and navigate to its entry in the table of 
purchases, then right arrow or VO-right arrow across the columns, does the 
fifth column get announced as "Download","Install", or "Installed"?)

Cheers,

Esther

On Sep 11, 2012, at 6:40 AM, Desi Noller wrote:

> Hi Everybody,
> 
> Last night I finally decided to take the plunge and upgrade my iMac to 
> Mountain Lion from Lion.  I went to the Mac App store, and after signing into 
> my account, and updating my account info to reflect our recent move, I made 
> my purchase.  When I tried to invoke the "download" link, I got a "download 
> link pressed" message, but nothing appeared to happen, and Mountain Lion 
> doesn't seem to be on my system.  I checked both the "downloads" folder and 
> "about this Mac" through the Apple system menu, but no evidence of Mountain 
> Lion on my system is to be found!  I ended up trying twice last night before 
> I finally decided to throw in the towel!   In case there's a chance that it 
> did somehnow download, I don't want to try again!  I sure don't need three 
> copies!  For now I'm at a loss to know what next step to take.  Any ideas out 
> there for me?  I know that I am not even close to being the geekiest person 
> in the world, but I am beginning to feel an extreme lack of confidence when 
> it c
 om
> es to my technological abilities!  I start shuddering every time I hear 
> something new is coming out!  Everything that seems to be easy for everyone 
> else to get and use, always seems to present me with some weird  situation!  
> So, thanks to much for any help you can send my way!
> 
> A Very Discouraged Desi  

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Re: SuperDuper scheduling

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Hi John

That was the part I was referring too, setting the time.  As you rightly say, 
the week, date and month are easy.

On 11 Sep 2012, at 04:21, John Gunn  wrote:

The only time I need to interact is when setting the time.

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Re: accessible blogging software?

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You might like to try Mars Edit.  Red Sweater dot com is where you're find it I 
believe.  The website is below, unless I'm losing my mind.


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On 10 Sep 2012, at 21:23, Courtney Curran  wrote:

Is there any software to create a blog without sighted help? For
school, I have to create and maintain a wordpress.com blog, and it
doesn't seem to accessible to me. I know there's such a thing as
blogging software, but will it work on a mac?
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Problem Downloading Mountain Lion

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Hi Everybody,

Last night I finally decided to take the plunge and upgrade my iMac to Mountain 
Lion from Lion.  I went to the Mac App store, and after signing into my 
account, and updating my account info to reflect our recent move, I made my 
purchase.  When I tried to invoke the "download" link, I got a "download link 
pressed" message, but nothing appeared to happen, and Mountain Lion doesn't 
seem to be on my system.  I checked both the "downloads" folder and "about this 
Mac" through the Apple system menu, but no evidence of Mountain Lion on my 
system is to be found!  I ended up trying twice last night before I finally 
decided to throw in the towel!   In case there's a chance that it did somehnow 
download, I don't want to try again!  I sure don't need three copies!  For now 
I'm at a loss to know what next step to take.  Any ideas out there for me?  I 
know that I am not even close to being the geekiest person in the world, but I 
am beginning to feel an extreme lack of confidence when it com
 es to my technological abilities!  I start shuddering every time I hear 
something new is coming out!  Everything that seems to be easy for everyone 
else to get and use, always seems to present me with some weird  situation!  
So, thanks to much for any help you can send my way!

A Very Discouraged Desi  
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you tube

[william lomas]

hi all on my mac running lion i can never get you tube to work has anyone else 
noted this?
when I press enter on a video nothing works
it just says loading

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Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

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On 11 Sep 2012, at 17:03, James AUSTIN  wrote:

Hi Debbie, 
On 11 Sep 2012, at 16:45, Debbie April Yuille  wrote:
How do I rout the mouse?

Press VO+Command+F5

Take care
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RE: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

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How do I rout the mouse?

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1. go to prefs.

2. go to accounts int he tool bar.

3. go to the table and interact.

4. press vo shift cmd space on the account you want at your default. if it
is at the bottom. don't forget to rout your mouse to it before you do cmd vo
shift space.

5. vo left arrow until you get to the top of the list and do a vo shift cmd
space  to release the account and it should be at the top.

I can't get this to work all the time but this is the only way I know how to
do it. If there is another way I'd love to know.

Be blessed.
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> 
> I have two email accounts on my Macbook and I need to set my bigpond as
the
> default account. If someone is able to give my some instruction on this,
I'd
> really appreciate it.
> 
> Many Thanks
> Debbie
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Re: Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

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1. go to prefs.

2. go to accounts int he tool bar.

3. go to the table and interact.

4. press vo shift cmd space on the account you want at your default. if it is 
at the bottom. don't forget to rout your mouse to it before you do cmd vo shift 
space.

5. vo left arrow until you get to the top of the list and do a vo shift cmd 
space  to release the account and it should be at the top.

I can't get this to work all the time but this is the only way I know how to do 
it. If there is another way I'd love to know.

Be blessed.
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> 
> I have two email accounts on my Macbook and I need to set my bigpond as the
> default account. If someone is able to give my some instruction on this, I'd
> really appreciate it.
> 
> Many Thanks
> Debbie
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Re: have some questions about installing windows with VMWare Fusion

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This is a grey area, but anything Windows is off topic for this group.  Discuss 
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stress that enough!  Windows requirements are off topic.

Please don't think we are being difficult.  This is long-standing list 
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Once again, to be clear.  If you want to discuss the configuration of your VM 
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On 10 Sep 2012, at 19:38, Nemanja Djurdjevic  wrote:

I am going to install windows 7 on my macbook pro running Mountain Lion using 
VMWare fusion, and I have some questions.  First, I have the windows license 
that I want, and I've got plenty of Ram and SSD space, so this isn't a problem. 
Is the process of installing windows fully accessible with Voiceover? I have 
heard that it is, but am just checking. What about re-mapping keys? I think the 
utility, "Sharp Keys" would serve me, but is there anything better? A third 
party screen reader? While in the virtual machine, I'll obviously need a screen 
reader. JAWS or NVDA? Does it make any difference? Is there anything else I 
need to know? Forgive me if my questions are stupid, or if the answers are 
obvious, but I'd like to be as prepared as possible, since I haven't touched 
windows for a while.. Thanks in advance, 

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RE: Question about sending email on the Mac

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Thanks

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cmd shift d. after you write the message. You can use the tool bar to do all
of it like i did for a long time lol! but basically

cmd n for new message, tab through the fields and fill them out

cmd shift d to send.

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Question about setting a default mail account on a MacBook

[Debbie April Yuille]

Hi All

I have two email accounts on my Macbook and I need to set my bigpond as the
default account. If someone is able to give my some instruction on this, I'd
really appreciate it.

Many Thanks
Debbie


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Re: Question about sending email on the Mac

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cmd shift d. after you write the message. You can use the tool bar to do all of 
it like i did for a long time lol! but basically

cmd n for new message, tab through the fields and fill them out

cmd shift d to send.

Be blessed.
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> Can someone please tell me the command to send email on the Macbook Air.
> 
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Re: Go2Shell app and Navigating to a target directory in Terminal [was Re: Symbolic Links, Reminder]

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Hi Esther

As always, you are a veritable mine of information.  Thank you for pointing me 
to this.  I had a hunch I'd heard of it before but couldn't remember where, or 
when.

No harm would be done by trying this, so I've just installed it.

Many thanks again.

Gordon

On 10 Sep 2012, at 18:52, Esther  wrote:

I've previously posted to this list about the free "Go2Shell" app, but it was 
part of a thread trouble-shooting a problem that required using Terminal, and 
likely did not receive much attention.  This is a great tool for switching to a 
specific folder directory in Terminal that you've previously selected in 
Finder, as you might want to do in the case of creating your symbolic links.

I'll paste in the relevant text from my post of last November:

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Re: SuperDuper scheduling

[Phil Halton]

Thanks John, I found this out by experimentation and set up my schedules 
exactly as you stated. Its hard to remember sometimes that VO commands are 
not all one can use - regular system commands and keys should also be tried.



- Original Message - 
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To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2012 11:21 PM
Subject: Re: SuperDuper scheduling



Hello Phil:

I am only going to talk about scheduling backups.

When you create a schedule instead of using the VO keys all you have to do 
is the tab and space bar.  For checking which week of the month, tab over 
and hit the space bar.  I tab then shift tab making sure I made my desired 
selection.


Same holds true for each day of the week.

The only time I need to interact is when setting the time.

Take care,

John


On Sep 10, 2012, at 10:53 AM, Phil Halton  wrote:


Thanks Gordon, any thoughts on backup strategies?

- Original Message - From: "Gordon Smith" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2012 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: SuperDuper scheduling



Hi Phil

The easiest way is to simply interact, no need for mouse clicks.

On 10 Sep 2012, at 16:10, Phil Halton  wrote:

I registered SuperDuper today and have a few questions please concerning 
scheduling.


first of all, As I navigate the scheduling window with cursor tracking 
on and the mouse set to follow VO, each checkbox reports being checked, 
and pressing VO space to uncheck causes the default button to be clicked 
(it does not uncheck the checkbox). It seems that dragging the mouse 
along automatically checks any box it lands on. So, I found I have to 
navigate to the desired box, then turn cursor tracking off before moving 
away from the checkbox - seems kind of klunky but it works.


But My big question is this:

If I want to have several bootable clones going back  two or three weeks 
is it necessary to have two or three partitions, one each for each 
boottable clone?
Basically, I want to implement the strategy wherein I can go back 
several weeks to a clean system in the case that one or more saved 
backups is corrupted, or contains the same problem I would be trying to 
recover from.



I have a 2TB firewire 800 external HD, and its empty, so I can 
re-partition it as much as I like. With my limited understanding of 
SuperDuper, I was considering making 4 small partitions one each for a 
scheduled bootable clone, but that doesn't sound right either.



I'd be glad for any backup strategy ideas, concrete or otherwise, that 
you care to offer.



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Re: Metakine mini-bundle one-day sale of DVDRemaster Pro, Mac DVD Ripper Pro, and 8other apps for $39.99

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Zack

On Sep 11, 2012, at 9:08 AM, Esther  wrote:

> Hi Dónal,
> 
> I have the paid membership to MacUpdate Desktop, because that was part of a 
> promotional price option in one of their bundles.  It's set to expire near 
> the end of September.  I'm not sure that I use all the features, though.  It 
> basically helps track all the apps you have and inform you of updates.  Nice, 
> but not necessary.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 3:00 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
> 
>> Esther just out of curiosity do you have the paid or free membership?  I've 
>> been tempted to upgrade but am not sure if it's worth it.
>> 
>> Dónal
>> On 11 Sep 2012, at 13:53, Esther  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi All,
>>> 
>>> Metakine, the makers of DVDRemaster Pro, have put together a mini-bundle 
>>> sale as today's MacUpdate Promo.  They're selling 10 apps, including 
>>> DVDRemaster Pro and Mac DVD Ripper, for a price of $39.99.  The apps are:
>>> 
>>> DVDRemaster Pro (which is now sold in the Mac App Store as DVD Remaster 8 
>>> for $49.99)
>>> Mac DVD Ripper Pro (normally $19.95, includes the Fairmount decryption 
>>> program)
>>> Hands Off! 
>>> Aurora ($14.99 in the Mac App Store for Aurora Lite)
>>> Back In Focus ($99.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> Decompose ($29.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> Magic Launch
>>> Video Rotate ($2.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> Processes
>>> Photo Batch ($14.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> 
>>> I think this is worth purchasing just for the combined price of DVDRemaster 
>>> Pro and Mac DVD Ripper Pro alone, if you want to accessibly rip DVDs into 
>>> formats suited for Apple TV or iOS devices, just extract audio tracks, or 
>>> reformat them.  Of the other programs, I think Aurora is accessible (it's a 
>>> wake-up program that lets you wake up to an iTunes playlist instead of an 
>>> alarm), and Processes and Hands Off! might be. (Processes lets you zap 
>>> stalled processes, pause apps and processes that are slowing down your 
>>> system and resume them later, and also monitor processes' system usage and 
>>> network connections and files.  Hands Off! monitors the way your 
>>> applications access your network and disks, in case they send out data.)  
>>> Many of the others are video or photo processing programs, but Back in 
>>> Focus might be usable or useful.  (It seems like a way or automatically 
>>> de-blurring photos you take).
>>> 
>>> This offer is good for the next 15+ hours.  Purchasing MacUpdate promos 
>>> requires that you create an account, and that involves a one-time 
>>> negotiation of a CAPTCHA.  After that, all purchase transactions and 
>>> accessing the apps should be completely accessible.  You can log in to your 
>>> account, and view a record of past purchases and software licenses, and 
>>> re-download the apps.  You can also designate that the license for a 
>>> particular app in a bundle purchase be issued for someone else -- this lets 
>>> you gift a friend with a license if you've already purchased an application 
>>> in a software bundle.  It also lets you decide to share bundles with 
>>> someone else by splitting the price and dividing up the apps.  The person 
>>> you designate to receive the license does not need to have a MacUpdate 
>>> login -- you just need to give a valid email and name for the license.  
>>> (However, they also won't have a permanent record of the license code and 
>>> purchase details that are associated with an account.)
>>> 
>>> For new users, Gordon (who runs this list) worked with the developer of DVD 
>>> Remaster Pro to ensure VoiceOver accessiblity with this app.  There is a 
>>> freeware alternative, Handbrake, but DVDRemaster Pro will process in about 
>>> a third the time, and also has other convenient features that simplify 
>>> separate audio track extraction, compression from dual-layer DVDs, etc.
>>> 
>>> HTH.  Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Esther
>>> 
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Downloading Apps for iOS [was Re: FileApp Pro downloading app]

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Hi Gordon and Others,

I drafted this earlier (when FileApp Pro was still free), but didn't have a 
chance to send this off.

Yes, FileApp Pro is pretty accessible, but if you're asking for a 
recommendation of which app I would personally use, I'd opt for Filer:
• Filer  ($3.99) by Dan Leehr L.L.C.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/filer/id318884764?mt=8
There's a free Lite version of Filer you can try, but you're limited to storing 
7 files in the app:
• Filer Lite (free) by Dan Leehr L.L.C.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/filer-lite/id350939597?mt=8

Filer uses persistent storage, which means that if I'm playing an mp3 file of a 
podcast or a movie's described audio track that is uploaded to Filer, it will 
resume from where I last left off, even if I've switched apps between returning 
to listen. If I'm reading a document in .rtf or pdf format, there's a slider at 
the right side of the screen I can touch, and then swipe up or down (or double 
tap and hold, then drag up or down to a position) to quickly navigate.  That's 
a feature that isn't in FileApp, and is handy to have, although FileApp and 
FileApp Pro will remember which page you're on in .RTF and Word document files.

There's an extensive help guide for Filer that loads under "Files" (the third 
of five tabs at the bottom of the screen -- just above the home button).  This 
explains the various options for using Filer.

I've also been told, by someone whose judgement I trust, that the Downloads - 
Downloader & Download Manager app appears to have better memory management for 
large files than Filer under iOS 5.  Also, his statement was that there are 
certain download sites that Safari on iOS won't now download from, such as 
Sendspace, and that Filer will show the same behavior as Safari.  (I don't do 
enough downloading from such sources to be able to tell whether this is true; 
in general, if there is an issue with downloading with Filer, I've been able to 
use the Atomic Web Browser app.)

So for completeness, here are the links to the Downloads app in the regular and 
lite versions. As in the case of Filer, the lite version of the app is free, 
but limits you in the number of files that can be stored.  There are separate 
versions of Downloads (and Downloads Lite) for the iPhone and iPad.
• Downloads - Downloader & Download Manger ($1.99) by Hian Zin Jong
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/downloads-downloader-download/id343307433?mt=8
• Downloads Lite - Downloader & Download Manger (free) by Hian Zin Jong
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/downloads-lite-downloader/id349275540?mt=8

And for the iPad:
• Downloads for iPad - Download Manager ($2.99) by Hian Zin Jong
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/downloads-for-ipad-download/id380641055?mt=8
• Downloads Lite for iPad - Download Manager (free) by Hian Zin Jong
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/downloads-lite-for-ipad-download/id383846063?mt=8

You can use these kinds of apps for many purposes, such as WiFi transfer 
between your iOS device and your computer, transferring file content such as 
eBooks to other apps on your device, handling compressed file formats, and 
directly reading/playing files within the app or accessing your Dropbox files.  
If you read word documents or .rtf files Filer and FileApp will remember the 
page you're on.  This doesn't work for text files, though.

I'd summarize by saying that FileApp Pro was worth getting as a free app that 
is mostly accessible, especially if you don't know whether you want or need 
downloading features, or resuming position when reading word or .rtf documents. 
 However, I think that if you do decide you want these functions, and want to 
purchase an app for this, Filer (or possibly, Downloads) is a better choice, 
because I find it overall a better app, with generally better accessibility and 
features like the slider at the right side of the screen for positioning within 
documents.  All of these apps have free versions (FileApp,  Filer Lite, and 
Downloads Lite) that let you explore the interface.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther 

On Sep 10, 2012, at 12:29 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Hi Esther
> 
> Do you know whether this is totally or partially accessible?  I presume that 
> you do, otherwise you wouldn't probably have mentioned it at all. :)
> 
> In any event, I just downloaded it so that Lynne can try it if it's of any 
> appeal to her.  So thanks.
> 
> Gordon
> 
> On 10 Sep 2012, at 05:06, Esther  wrote:
> 
> Hi All, 
> 
> This is a late catch, but FileApp Pro, which lets you download and manage 
> documents and files on your iPhone or other iOS device, is free today.  It 
> normally lists for $4.99.  I've mostly been using Filer, which supports more 
> media file types through playback within the app, but FIleApp Pro is the app 
> I first used for this purpose as an accessible way to read and play 
> downloaded documents and media files.
> 
> Here's the URL link to the App Store:
> • FileApp Pro (free today, normally $4.99) by DigiDNA
> http://itunes.app

ipad has stopped connecting to my wifi network.

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Hi all,

This is one for the networking gurus on list.  I'm no expert in this so I'm 
baffled.

My wifi connectivity is handled by an Airport extreme.  Most devices on the 
network are connecting fine, except an iPad II which seems to connect, but is 
getting a self-assigned IP (169.etc)).  I've tried forgetting the network, 
resetting all network preferences, restarting the router but all to no avail.  
Anyone any thoughts.

Dónal
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Re: Metakine mini-bundle one-day sale of DVDRemaster Pro, Mac DVD Ripper Pro, and 8other apps for $39.99

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

that's what it looked like.  Think I'll stick with the freebie 
On 11 Sep 2012, at 14:08, Esther  wrote:

> Hi Dónal,
> 
> I have the paid membership to MacUpdate Desktop, because that was part of a 
> promotional price option in one of their bundles.  It's set to expire near 
> the end of September.  I'm not sure that I use all the features, though.  It 
> basically helps track all the apps you have and inform you of updates.  Nice, 
> but not necessary.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> On Sep 11, 2012, at 3:00 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
> 
>> Esther just out of curiosity do you have the paid or free membership?  I've 
>> been tempted to upgrade but am not sure if it's worth it.
>> 
>> Dónal
>> On 11 Sep 2012, at 13:53, Esther  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi All,
>>> 
>>> Metakine, the makers of DVDRemaster Pro, have put together a mini-bundle 
>>> sale as today's MacUpdate Promo.  They're selling 10 apps, including 
>>> DVDRemaster Pro and Mac DVD Ripper, for a price of $39.99.  The apps are:
>>> 
>>> DVDRemaster Pro (which is now sold in the Mac App Store as DVD Remaster 8 
>>> for $49.99)
>>> Mac DVD Ripper Pro (normally $19.95, includes the Fairmount decryption 
>>> program)
>>> Hands Off! 
>>> Aurora ($14.99 in the Mac App Store for Aurora Lite)
>>> Back In Focus ($99.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> Decompose ($29.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> Magic Launch
>>> Video Rotate ($2.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> Processes
>>> Photo Batch ($14.99 in the Mac App Store)
>>> 
>>> I think this is worth purchasing just for the combined price of DVDRemaster 
>>> Pro and Mac DVD Ripper Pro alone, if you want to accessibly rip DVDs into 
>>> formats suited for Apple TV or iOS devices, just extract audio tracks, or 
>>> reformat them.  Of the other programs, I think Aurora is accessible (it's a 
>>> wake-up program that lets you wake up to an iTunes playlist instead of an 
>>> alarm), and Processes and Hands Off! might be. (Processes lets you zap 
>>> stalled processes, pause apps and processes that are slowing down your 
>>> system and resume them later, and also monitor processes' system usage and 
>>> network connections and files.  Hands Off! monitors the way your 
>>> applications access your network and disks, in case they send out data.)  
>>> Many of the others are video or photo processing programs, but Back in 
>>> Focus might be usable or useful.  (It seems like a way or automatically 
>>> de-blurring photos you take).
>>> 
>>> This offer is good for the next 15+ hours.  Purchasing MacUpdate promos 
>>> requires that you create an account, and that involves a one-time 
>>> negotiation of a CAPTCHA.  After that, all purchase transactions and 
>>> accessing the apps should be completely accessible.  You can log in to your 
>>> account, and view a record of past purchases and software licenses, and 
>>> re-download the apps.  You can also designate that the license for a 
>>> particular app in a bundle purchase be issued for someone else -- this lets 
>>> you gift a friend with a license if you've already purchased an application 
>>> in a software bundle.  It also lets you decide to share bundles with 
>>> someone else by splitting the price and dividing up the apps.  The person 
>>> you designate to receive the license does not need to have a MacUpdate 
>>> login -- you just need to give a valid email and name for the license.  
>>> (However, they also won't have a permanent record of the license code and 
>>> purchase details that are associated with an account.)
>>> 
>>> For new users, Gordon (who runs this list) worked with the developer of DVD 
>>> Remaster Pro to ensure VoiceOver accessiblity with this app.  There is a 
>>> freeware alternative, Handbrake, but DVDRemaster Pro will process in about 
>>> a third the time, and also has other convenient features that simplify 
>>> separate audio track extraction, compression from dual-layer DVDs, etc.
>>> 
>>> HTH.  Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Esther
>>> 
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Re: Metakine mini-bundle one-day sale of DVDRemaster Pro, Mac DVD Ripper Pro, and 8other apps for $39.99

[Esther]

Hi Dónal,

I have the paid membership to MacUpdate Desktop, because that was part of a 
promotional price option in one of their bundles.  It's set to expire near the 
end of September.  I'm not sure that I use all the features, though.  It 
basically helps track all the apps you have and inform you of updates.  Nice, 
but not necessary.

Cheers,

Esther

On Sep 11, 2012, at 3:00 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:

> Esther just out of curiosity do you have the paid or free membership?  I've 
> been tempted to upgrade but am not sure if it's worth it.
> 
> Dónal
> On 11 Sep 2012, at 13:53, Esther  wrote:
> 
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> Metakine, the makers of DVDRemaster Pro, have put together a mini-bundle 
>> sale as today's MacUpdate Promo.  They're selling 10 apps, including 
>> DVDRemaster Pro and Mac DVD Ripper, for a price of $39.99.  The apps are:
>> 
>> DVDRemaster Pro (which is now sold in the Mac App Store as DVD Remaster 8 
>> for $49.99)
>> Mac DVD Ripper Pro (normally $19.95, includes the Fairmount decryption 
>> program)
>> Hands Off! 
>> Aurora ($14.99 in the Mac App Store for Aurora Lite)
>> Back In Focus ($99.99 in the Mac App Store)
>> Decompose ($29.99 in the Mac App Store)
>> Magic Launch
>> Video Rotate ($2.99 in the Mac App Store)
>> Processes
>> Photo Batch ($14.99 in the Mac App Store)
>> 
>> I think this is worth purchasing just for the combined price of DVDRemaster 
>> Pro and Mac DVD Ripper Pro alone, if you want to accessibly rip DVDs into 
>> formats suited for Apple TV or iOS devices, just extract audio tracks, or 
>> reformat them.  Of the other programs, I think Aurora is accessible (it's a 
>> wake-up program that lets you wake up to an iTunes playlist instead of an 
>> alarm), and Processes and Hands Off! might be. (Processes lets you zap 
>> stalled processes, pause apps and processes that are slowing down your 
>> system and resume them later, and also monitor processes' system usage and 
>> network connections and files.  Hands Off! monitors the way your 
>> applications access your network and disks, in case they send out data.)  
>> Many of the others are video or photo processing programs, but Back in Focus 
>> might be usable or useful.  (It seems like a way or automatically 
>> de-blurring photos you take).
>> 
>> This offer is good for the next 15+ hours.  Purchasing MacUpdate promos 
>> requires that you create an account, and that involves a one-time 
>> negotiation of a CAPTCHA.  After that, all purchase transactions and 
>> accessing the apps should be completely accessible.  You can log in to your 
>> account, and view a record of past purchases and software licenses, and 
>> re-download the apps.  You can also designate that the license for a 
>> particular app in a bundle purchase be issued for someone else -- this lets 
>> you gift a friend with a license if you've already purchased an application 
>> in a software bundle.  It also lets you decide to share bundles with someone 
>> else by splitting the price and dividing up the apps.  The person you 
>> designate to receive the license does not need to have a MacUpdate login -- 
>> you just need to give a valid email and name for the license.  (However, 
>> they also won't have a permanent record of the license code and purchase 
>> details that are associated with an account.)
>> 
>> For new users, Gordon (who runs this list) worked with the developer of DVD 
>> Remaster Pro to ensure VoiceOver accessiblity with this app.  There is a 
>> freeware alternative, Handbrake, but DVDRemaster Pro will process in about a 
>> third the time, and also has other convenient features that simplify 
>> separate audio track extraction, compression from dual-layer DVDs, etc.
>> 
>> HTH.  Cheers,
>> 
>> Esther
>> 

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Re: Metakine mini-bundle one-day sale of DVDRemaster Pro, Mac DVD Ripper Pro, and 8other apps for $39.99

[Esther]

Sorry, I failed to give the web page for the MU Promo. Here's the link to the 
MacUpdate Promo for the Metakine Mini-Bundle:
http://www.mupromo.com/deal/13254/12336/macupdate-bundle

Metakine usually makes available fully functional trial downloads of their 
products, so you can visit their product web page if you want to try any apps 
before purchasing:
http://www.metakine.com/products/

Cheers,

Esther

On Sep 11, 2012, at 2:53 AM, Esther wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> Metakine, the makers of DVDRemaster Pro, have put together a mini-bundle sale 
> as today's MacUpdate Promo.  They're selling 10 apps, including DVDRemaster 
> Pro and Mac DVD Ripper, for a price of $39.99.  The apps are:
> 
> DVDRemaster Pro (which is now sold in the Mac App Store as DVD Remaster 8 for 
> $49.99)
> Mac DVD Ripper Pro (normally $19.95, includes the Fairmount decryption 
> program)
> Hands Off! 
> Aurora ($14.99 in the Mac App Store for Aurora Lite)
> Back In Focus ($99.99 in the Mac App Store)
> Decompose ($29.99 in the Mac App Store)
> Magic Launch
> Video Rotate ($2.99 in the Mac App Store)
> Processes
> Photo Batch ($14.99 in the Mac App Store)
> 
> I think this is worth purchasing just for the combined price of DVDRemaster 
> Pro and Mac DVD Ripper Pro alone, if you want to accessibly rip DVDs into 
> formats suited for Apple TV or iOS devices, just extract audio tracks, or 
> reformat them.  Of the other programs, I think Aurora is accessible (it's a 
> wake-up program that lets you wake up to an iTunes playlist instead of an 
> alarm), and Processes and Hands Off! might be. (Processes lets you zap 
> stalled processes, pause apps and processes that are slowing down your system 
> and resume them later, and also monitor processes' system usage and network 
> connections and files.  Hands Off! monitors the way your applications access 
> your network and disks, in case they send out data.)  Many of the others are 
> video or photo processing programs, but Back in Focus might be usable or 
> useful.  (It seems like a way or automatically de-blurring photos you take).
> 
> This offer is good for the next 15+ hours.  Purchasing MacUpdate promos 
> requires that you create an account, and that involves a one-time negotiation 
> of a CAPTCHA.  After that, all purchase transactions and accessing the apps 
> should be completely accessible.  You can log in to your account, and view a 
> record of past purchases and software licenses, and re-download the apps.  
> You can also designate that the license for a particular app in a bundle 
> purchase be issued for someone else -- this lets you gift a friend with a 
> license if you've already purchased an application in a software bundle.  It 
> also lets you decide to share bundles with someone else by splitting the 
> price and dividing up the apps.  The person you designate to receive the 
> license does not need to have a MacUpdate login -- you just need to give a 
> valid email and name for the license.  (However, they also won't have a 
> permanent record of the license code and purchase details that are associated 
> with an account
 .)
> 
> For new users, Gordon (who runs this list) worked with the developer of DVD 
> Remaster Pro to ensure VoiceOver accessiblity with this app.  There is a 
> freeware alternative, Handbrake, but DVDRemaster Pro will process in about a 
> third the time, and also has other convenient features that simplify separate 
> audio track extraction, compression from dual-layer DVDs, etc.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
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Re: Metakine mini-bundle one-day sale of DVDRemaster Pro, Mac DVD Ripper Pro, and 8other apps for $39.99

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Esther just out of curiosity do you have the paid or free membership?  I've 
been tempted to upgrade but am not sure if it's worth it.

Dónal
On 11 Sep 2012, at 13:53, Esther  wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> Metakine, the makers of DVDRemaster Pro, have put together a mini-bundle sale 
> as today's MacUpdate Promo.  They're selling 10 apps, including DVDRemaster 
> Pro and Mac DVD Ripper, for a price of $39.99.  The apps are:
> 
> DVDRemaster Pro (which is now sold in the Mac App Store as DVD Remaster 8 for 
> $49.99)
> Mac DVD Ripper Pro (normally $19.95, includes the Fairmount decryption 
> program)
> Hands Off! 
> Aurora ($14.99 in the Mac App Store for Aurora Lite)
> Back In Focus ($99.99 in the Mac App Store)
> Decompose ($29.99 in the Mac App Store)
> Magic Launch
> Video Rotate ($2.99 in the Mac App Store)
> Processes
> Photo Batch ($14.99 in the Mac App Store)
> 
> I think this is worth purchasing just for the combined price of DVDRemaster 
> Pro and Mac DVD Ripper Pro alone, if you want to accessibly rip DVDs into 
> formats suited for Apple TV or iOS devices, just extract audio tracks, or 
> reformat them.  Of the other programs, I think Aurora is accessible (it's a 
> wake-up program that lets you wake up to an iTunes playlist instead of an 
> alarm), and Processes and Hands Off! might be. (Processes lets you zap 
> stalled processes, pause apps and processes that are slowing down your system 
> and resume them later, and also monitor processes' system usage and network 
> connections and files.  Hands Off! monitors the way your applications access 
> your network and disks, in case they send out data.)  Many of the others are 
> video or photo processing programs, but Back in Focus might be usable or 
> useful.  (It seems like a way or automatically de-blurring photos you take).
> 
> This offer is good for the next 15+ hours.  Purchasing MacUpdate promos 
> requires that you create an account, and that involves a one-time negotiation 
> of a CAPTCHA.  After that, all purchase transactions and accessing the apps 
> should be completely accessible.  You can log in to your account, and view a 
> record of past purchases and software licenses, and re-download the apps.  
> You can also designate that the license for a particular app in a bundle 
> purchase be issued for someone else -- this lets you gift a friend with a 
> license if you've already purchased an application in a software bundle.  It 
> also lets you decide to share bundles with someone else by splitting the 
> price and dividing up the apps.  The person you designate to receive the 
> license does not need to have a MacUpdate login -- you just need to give a 
> valid email and name for the license.  (However, they also won't have a 
> permanent record of the license code and purchase details that are associated 
> with an account.)
> 
> For new users, Gordon (who runs this list) worked with the developer of DVD 
> Remaster Pro to ensure VoiceOver accessiblity with this app.  There is a 
> freeware alternative, Handbrake, but DVDRemaster Pro will process in about a 
> third the time, and also has other convenient features that simplify separate 
> audio track extraction, compression from dual-layer DVDs, etc.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
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Metakine mini-bundle one-day sale of DVDRemaster Pro, Mac DVD Ripper Pro, and 8other apps for $39.99

[Esther]

Hi All,

Metakine, the makers of DVDRemaster Pro, have put together a mini-bundle sale 
as today's MacUpdate Promo.  They're selling 10 apps, including DVDRemaster Pro 
and Mac DVD Ripper, for a price of $39.99.  The apps are:

DVDRemaster Pro (which is now sold in the Mac App Store as DVD Remaster 8 for 
$49.99)
Mac DVD Ripper Pro (normally $19.95, includes the Fairmount decryption program)
Hands Off! 
Aurora ($14.99 in the Mac App Store for Aurora Lite)
Back In Focus ($99.99 in the Mac App Store)
Decompose ($29.99 in the Mac App Store)
Magic Launch
Video Rotate ($2.99 in the Mac App Store)
Processes
Photo Batch ($14.99 in the Mac App Store)

I think this is worth purchasing just for the combined price of DVDRemaster Pro 
and Mac DVD Ripper Pro alone, if you want to accessibly rip DVDs into formats 
suited for Apple TV or iOS devices, just extract audio tracks, or reformat 
them.  Of the other programs, I think Aurora is accessible (it's a wake-up 
program that lets you wake up to an iTunes playlist instead of an alarm), and 
Processes and Hands Off! might be. (Processes lets you zap stalled processes, 
pause apps and processes that are slowing down your system and resume them 
later, and also monitor processes' system usage and network connections and 
files.  Hands Off! monitors the way your applications access your network and 
disks, in case they send out data.)  Many of the others are video or photo 
processing programs, but Back in Focus might be usable or useful.  (It seems 
like a way or automatically de-blurring photos you take).

This offer is good for the next 15+ hours.  Purchasing MacUpdate promos 
requires that you create an account, and that involves a one-time negotiation 
of a CAPTCHA.  After that, all purchase transactions and accessing the apps 
should be completely accessible.  You can log in to your account, and view a 
record of past purchases and software licenses, and re-download the apps.  You 
can also designate that the license for a particular app in a bundle purchase 
be issued for someone else -- this lets you gift a friend with a license if 
you've already purchased an application in a software bundle.  It also lets you 
decide to share bundles with someone else by splitting the price and dividing 
up the apps.  The person you designate to receive the license does not need to 
have a MacUpdate login -- you just need to give a valid email and name for the 
license.  (However, they also won't have a permanent record of the license code 
and purchase details that are associated with an account.)

For new users, Gordon (who runs this list) worked with the developer of DVD 
Remaster Pro to ensure VoiceOver accessiblity with this app.  There is a 
freeware alternative, Handbrake, but DVDRemaster Pro will process in about a 
third the time, and also has other convenient features that simplify separate 
audio track extraction, compression from dual-layer DVDs, etc.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

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