Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[trevor]

This is the first time this has happened,
I have tried to install a multi track recording program called dimension pro 
and for some reason, I can't get my mac to accept the serial key.
When I have put the key in and click on OK, it brings up another window with an 
OK button and something that just says button.
I have tried both and I am sent back to the enter your serial key window.
I checked on the Cakewalk site where the software came from and they 
recommended repairing disc permissions, which I did and still no luck.
I hope I am wrong but, I think it is probably something I will have to get a 
sighted person to look at.

Thanks,
Trevor
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Trevor

A couple of suggestions here. Firstly, make sure that there are no blank spaces 
at the end of the line if you are pasting your serial number via the clipboard. 
This sometimes happens when you import the key via a text editor such ass 
TextEdit. Some software expects the last character of your serial number to be 
the last character on a line and, if a space is present it interprets that as 
an illegal character.

Lynne

On 6 Oct 2012, at 11:23, trevor  wrote:

This is the first time this has happened,
I have tried to install a multi track recording program called dimension pro 
and for some reason, I can't get my mac to accept the serial key.
When I have put the key in and click on OK, it brings up another window with an 
OK button and something that just says button.
I have tried both and I am sent back to the enter your serial key window.
I checked on the Cakewalk site where the software came from and they 
recommended repairing disc permissions, which I did and still no luck.
I hope I am wrong but, I think it is probably something I will have to get a 
sighted person to look at.

Thanks,
Trevor
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please help with list boxes

[krystal watson]

hi every one i am struggerliyng with a form on the internet its a list text box 
for gender and birthday i can do this fine on the iphone its the sign up page 
for a youtube account i got that capture thing any way it will not drop down to 
let me pick a gender or birthday and i really would like to get this thing done 
and out of the way please can some one help thanks have tryef to interacts and 
v o space and all but nothing works please help thanks 
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[trevor]

Thank you Lynne,
I'll try it.

Trevor
On 6 Oct 2012, at 13:13, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith  
wrote:

> Hello Trevor
> 
> A couple of suggestions here. Firstly, make sure that there are no blank 
> spaces at the end of the line if you are pasting your serial number via the 
> clipboard. This sometimes happens when you import the key via a text editor 
> such ass TextEdit. Some software expects the last character of your serial 
> number to be the last character on a line and, if a space is present it 
> interprets that as an illegal character.
> 
> Lynne
> 
> On 6 Oct 2012, at 11:23, trevor  wrote:
> 
> This is the first time this has happened,
> I have tried to install a multi track recording program called dimension pro 
> and for some reason, I can't get my mac to accept the serial key.
> When I have put the key in and click on OK, it brings up another window with 
> an OK button and something that just says button.
> I have tried both and I am sent back to the enter your serial key window.
> I checked on the Cakewalk site where the software came from and they 
> recommended repairing disc permissions, which I did and still no luck.
> I hope I am wrong but, I think it is probably something I will have to get a 
> sighted person to look at.
> 
> Thanks,
> Trevor
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Re: Virtual CD-RW for Mac

[Randy Stegall]

Sounds interesting to me.

Randy

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On Oct 5, 2012, at 6:32 PM, "Diane Bomar"  wrote:

> I  am interested.
> - Original Message - 
> From: "Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Friday, October 05, 2012 12:05 PM
> Subject: Virtual CD-RW for Mac
> 
> 
> Hello everybody
> 
> Have you ever used a virtual CD-RW drive under other operating systems, and 
> wished that you could do the same thing under Mac OS X? Well here is some 
> great 
> news which might interest you – you can! A small utility called "Virtual 
> CD-RW" 
> which sits on your menu bar and runs when you need it. So, if you are writing 
> things to CD and need to test them out regularly, you no longer need to go 
> through the hassle of wasting disks, or even erasing them; you can do it all 
> on 
> a virtual CD-RW.
> 
> This little utility has already made it possible for Gordon to create audio 
> CD's, then if need be, modify them later. The advantage being that you no 
> longer 
> need to worry about writing multi-session disks and discovering that they 
> aren't 
> universally playable in every CD drive out there. We are currently testing it 
> with VoiceOver, because obviously with it being an application which sits on 
> the 
> menu bar, there is always the potential for inaccessibility and before we 
> recommend this application, we want to be certain that it is one which we can 
> recommend as fully usable by VoiceOver users. However, if nobody is 
> interested 
> then usable or not, we won't bother the group with the details – virtual CD's 
> are not something which every computer user has a practical use for, and this 
> utility is not free – although for what we get out of it it doesn't seem 
> unduly 
> expensive at just $29.00 US. So, could you please let us know if you are 
> interested? Gordon is also hoping to produce an audio podcast demonstrating 
> how 
> this application can be used – but again, only if there is interest.
> 
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Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[Wayne Coles]

This is the first time this has happened,
I havted to install a multi track recording program called dimension pro and 
for some reason, I can't get my mac to accept the serial key.
When I have put the key in and click on OK, it brings up another window with an 
OK button and something that just says button.
I have tried both and I am sent back to the enter your serial key window.
I checked on the Cakewalk site where the software came from and they 
recommended repairing disc permissions, which I did and still no luck.
I hope I am wrong but, I think it is probably something I will have to get a 
sighted person to look at.

Thanks,
Trevor
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[trevor]

Hi Wayne,
I didn't see any message.
I've tried everything else, so, if you know a way, I'd be grateful.

Thanks,

TrevorOn 6 Oct 2012, at 17:28, Wayne Coles  wrote:

>   This is the first time this has happened,
> I havted to install a multi track recording program called dimension pro and 
> for some reason, I can't get my mac to accept the serial key.
> When I have put the key in and click on OK, it brings up another window with 
> an OK button and something that just says button.
> I have tried both and I am sent back to the enter your serial key window.
> I checked on the Cakewalk site where the software came from and they 
> recommended repairing disc permissions, which I did and still no luck.
> I hope I am wrong but, I think it is probably something I will have to get a 
> sighted person to look at.
> 
> Thanks,
> Trevor
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[Wayne Coles]

sorry trevor i sent that email to you by mistake and as a new user i don't have 
a clue about many things yet but hoping to learn a lot on this list 
Wayne Coles
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On 6 Oct 2012, at 12:33, trevor  wrote:

> Hi Wayne,
> I didn't see any message.
> I've tried everything else, so, if you know a way, I'd be grateful.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> TrevorOn 6 Oct 2012, at 17:28, Wayne Coles  wrote:
> 
>>  This is the first time this has happened,
>> I havted to install a multi track recording program called dimension pro and 
>> for some reason, I can't get my mac to accept the serial key.
>> When I have put the key in and click on OK, it brings up another window with 
>> an OK button and something that just says button.
>> I have tried both and I am sent back to the enter your serial key window.
>> I checked on the Cakewalk site where the software came from and they 
>> recommended repairing disc permissions, which I did and still no luck.
>> I hope I am wrong but, I think it is probably something I will have to get a 
>> sighted person to look at.
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Trevor
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Trevor,

Some fields for keys will not accept copy & paste. Is this what you did or did 
you type in the key? Alternatively, sometimes you have to tab to a field for it 
to accept input.

This is all probably useless but it's all I could think of.

Cheers,

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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[trevor]

Thats OK Wayne,
You'll find people very knowledgeable and helpful on here.

Cheers,
Trevor
On 6 Oct 2012, at 17:52, Wayne Coles  wrote:

> sorry trevor i sent that email to you by mistake and as a new user i don't 
> have a clue about many things yet but hoping to learn a lot on this list   
> Wayne Coles
> wayne...@gmail.com
> 
> 
> 
> On 6 Oct 2012, at 12:33, trevor  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Wayne,
>> I didn't see any message.
>> I've tried everything else, so, if you know a way, I'd be grateful.
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> 
>> TrevorOn 6 Oct 2012, at 17:28, Wayne Coles  wrote:
>> 
>>> This is the first time this has happened,
>>> I havted to install a multi track recording program called dimension pro 
>>> and for some reason, I can't get my mac to accept the serial key.
>>> When I have put the key in and click on OK, it brings up another window 
>>> with an OK button and something that just says button.
>>> I have tried both and I am sent back to the enter your serial key window.
>>> I checked on the Cakewalk site where the software came from and they 
>>> recommended repairing disc permissions, which I did and still no luck.
>>> I hope I am wrong but, I think it is probably something I will have to get 
>>> a sighted person to look at.
>>> 
>>> Thanks,
>>> Trevor
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[trevor]

Hello Anne,
That is the one thing I haven't tried yet because, 
when I try to copy the serial key from the website where it is, I end up 
selecting the whole page.
I know I should know how to select one line of text, I'll have to look it up.


TrevorThanks for all your help.
On 6 Oct 2012, at 18:38, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Trevor,
> 
> Some fields for keys will not accept copy & paste. Is this what you did or 
> did you type in the key? Alternatively, sometimes you have to tab to a field 
> for it to accept input.
> 
> This is all probably useless but it's all I could think of.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[Sarah Alawami]

Try hitting vo shift c to copy the last frase spoken to the clip board and then 
pasting it in to the form. After you get it successfully registered, try 
copying the thing to a file where you keep all of your keys and back it up to 
some ware.

Be blessed.
On Oct 6, 2012, at 11:17 AM, trevor  wrote:

> Hello Anne,
> That is the one thing I haven't tried yet because, 
> when I try to copy the serial key from the website where it is, I end up 
> selecting the whole page.
> I know I should know how to select one line of text, I'll have to look it up.
> 
> 
> TrevorThanks for all your help.
> On 6 Oct 2012, at 18:38, Anne Robertson  wrote:
> 
>> Hello Trevor,
>> 
>> Some fields for keys will not accept copy & paste. Is this what you did or 
>> did you type in the key? Alternatively, sometimes you have to tab to a field 
>> for it to accept input.
>> 
>> This is all probably useless but it's all I could think of.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[trevor]

Thanks so much Sarah.
That is a very useful short cut but, it still didn't get me any further.
I think I will have to get someone to take a look at the screen and ask what it 
says.
Mind you, one thing that is suggested on the cakewalk site is to run as admin.

Trevor
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> Try hitting vo shift c to copy the last frase spoken to the clip board and 
> then pasting it in to the form. After you get it successfully registered, try 
> copying the thing to a file where you keep all of your keys and back it up to 
> some ware.
> 
> Be blessed.
> On Oct 6, 2012, at 11:17 AM, trevor  wrote:
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>> Hello Anne,
>> That is the one thing I haven't tried yet because, 
>> when I try to copy the serial key from the website where it is, I end up 
>> selecting the whole page.
>> I know I should know how to select one line of text, I'll have to look it up.
>> 
>> 
>> TrevorThanks for all your help.
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>>> Hello Trevor,
>>> 
>>> Some fields for keys will not accept copy & paste. Is this what you did or 
>>> did you type in the key? Alternatively, sometimes you have to tab to a 
>>> field for it to accept input.
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>>> This is all probably useless but it's all I could think of.
>>> 
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Itunes importing disks.

[Ian McNamara]

Hi all, don't know if anyone can help. I am importing some cd's but I want to 
make it in to one file. so rather than each disk having separate tracks I just 
want it as one big MP3 file for each disk. Can anyone tell me how to do this as 
I can't find it in the import settings. I thought there was a Join tracks 
option but can't find it.

thanks very much.

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Re: Itunes importing disks.

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There is, but I also cannot get that to work. what I would do if you have it is 
use amadeus to join the files in to 1 big one and then tag it appropriately 
with artist, title, etc. or use join together. that will create an m4a but you 
can then use iTunes to convert it to mp3 or xld can do it for you.

Good luck.
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> Hi all, don't know if anyone can help. I am importing some cd's but I want to 
> make it in to one file. so rather than each disk having separate tracks I 
> just want it as one big MP3 file for each disk. Can anyone tell me how to do 
> this as I can't find it in the import settings. I thought there was a Join 
> tracks option but can't find it.
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> thanks very much.
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

[Sarah Alawami]

Huh? that is only for another platform. I  don't think you can do that on mac. 
and I don't think cake walk runs on mac anyways. I could be wrong though.
On Oct 6, 2012, at 12:37 PM, trevor  wrote:

> Thanks so much Sarah.
> That is a very useful short cut but, it still didn't get me any further.
> I think I will have to get someone to take a look at the screen and ask what 
> it says.
> Mind you, one thing that is suggested on the cakewalk site is to run as admin.
> 
> Trevor
> On 6 Oct 2012, at 19:30, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
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>> Try hitting vo shift c to copy the last frase spoken to the clip board and 
>> then pasting it in to the form. After you get it successfully registered, 
>> try copying the thing to a file where you keep all of your keys and back it 
>> up to some ware.
>> 
>> Be blessed.
>> On Oct 6, 2012, at 11:17 AM, trevor  wrote:
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>>> Hello Anne,
>>> That is the one thing I haven't tried yet because, 
>>> when I try to copy the serial key from the website where it is, I end up 
>>> selecting the whole page.
>>> I know I should know how to select one line of text, I'll have to look it 
>>> up.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> TrevorThanks for all your help.
>>> On 6 Oct 2012, at 18:38, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>>> 
 Hello Trevor,
 
 Some fields for keys will not accept copy & paste. Is this what you did or 
 did you type in the key? Alternatively, sometimes you have to tab to a 
 field for it to accept input.
 
 This is all probably useless but it's all I could think of.
 
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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

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Hi there!
I do not know if this will help, but I have found that sometimes on a text 
input field I have to bring the mouse with VO+shift+f5 then do a mouse click 
with VO+shift+space before I can type into that field so might be worth a shot!
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1Password for IOS Question

[John Gunn]

Hello:

Thinking about getting the app for the Mac but my question is, what's the 
difference between 1Password and 1Password Pro?

Thanks,

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Re: Why doesn't my Macbook accept a serial key

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That could also work. Keep us posted to see if it does.

Good luck and be safe.
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> I do not know if this will help, but I have found that sometimes on a text 
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> shot!
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Re: Itunes importing disks.

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Hi Ian,

If you want to join tracks on your CD when importing, you'll find the option 
under the "Advanced" menu on the iTunes menu bar.  I'll assume you have already 
set up your importing settings under iTunes preferences, so that your format is 
MP3 instead of the AAC format that comes up as a default. (For other list 
members reading this post, changing the default format of imported CD tracks is 
done from the "General" tab of iTunes preferences.  Bring up preferences with 
Command-comma, then on the "General" tab that comes up by default, navigate to 
the section for "When you insert a "CD" and press the "Import Settings…" button 
to get a dialog window to select your options for encoding format and bit rate 
or quality.)

Once you've inserted your CD you'll want to click on tracks listed in the songs 
table for the CD and use Command-A to select all.  In principle you could join 
subsets of contiguous tracks when importing with the "Join CD Tracks" option, 
so in an audio book CD with short stories I could select and join tracks that 
belonged to the same story by selecting and highlighting the first track of a 
story by clicking with VO-Shift-Space, then pressing on the Shift key and 
arrowing down to the last track of the story.  The "Join CD Tracks" option in 
the "Advanced" menu of the menu bar stays dimmed if there are no tracks 
selected for joining.  So after you have selected your CD tracks for joining, 
use VO-M or Control-F2 to move to the iTunes menu bar and press "a" to navigate 
to the "Advanced" menu.  Arrow down and press "j" to move to the "Join CD 
tracks" option and press "return".  Then proceed to import your CD as usual. 

HTH. I'm giving instructions from memory, since I'm using a MacBook Air with no 
CD drive at present.  Jane can probably tell if  I've made a mistake in these 
instructions, since she frequently imports audiobooks using the "Join CD 
Tracks" option in iTunes.

Cheers,

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Re: Virtual CD-RW for Mac

[Travis Siegel]

Well, I was puzzled.  All file systems are created equal under unix.   
I've been using unix variants since 1992, and unix as a whole doesn't  
care where the file system is, on hd, across the world, or in the  
next room.  That's why I was wondering why this program was necessary.
I've since done some digging, and it appears OSX does make a  
distinction of some sort.  Since this program uses a kernel extension  
to solve the problem, I'm guessing it has to do with the way block  
devices are presented to the os.  I'm still convinced it's possible  
to get around it without resorting to extra programs, but apparently,  
if anyone has figured it out, they're keeping it quiet. :)

So, sorry for the trouble.
I was honestly puzzled why the need of such a program existed, but I  
see now it actually is, at least until someone figures out how to  
solve the problem without resorting to kernel extensions.


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Re: Itunes importing disks.

[Sarah Alawami]

Oh so the join tracks does not work if you have regular tracks to join? such as 
tracks you imported that you want to such as a 3 movement piece?

Take  care.
On Oct 6, 2012, at 5:50 PM, Esther  wrote:

> Hi Ian,
> 
> If you want to join tracks on your CD when importing, you'll find the option 
> under the "Advanced" menu on the iTunes menu bar.  I'll assume you have 
> already set up your importing settings under iTunes preferences, so that your 
> format is MP3 instead of the AAC format that comes up as a default. (For 
> other list members reading this post, changing the default format of imported 
> CD tracks is done from the "General" tab of iTunes preferences.  Bring up 
> preferences with Command-comma, then on the "General" tab that comes up by 
> default, navigate to the section for "When you insert a "CD" and press the 
> "Import Settings…" button to get a dialog window to select your options for 
> encoding format and bit rate or quality.)
> 
> Once you've inserted your CD you'll want to click on tracks listed in the 
> songs table for the CD and use Command-A to select all.  In principle you 
> could join subsets of contiguous tracks when importing with the "Join CD 
> Tracks" option, so in an audio book CD with short stories I could select and 
> join tracks that belonged to the same story by selecting and highlighting the 
> first track of a story by clicking with VO-Shift-Space, then pressing on the 
> Shift key and arrowing down to the last track of the story.  The "Join CD 
> Tracks" option in the "Advanced" menu of the menu bar stays dimmed if there 
> are no tracks selected for joining.  So after you have selected your CD 
> tracks for joining, use VO-M or Control-F2 to move to the iTunes menu bar and 
> press "a" to navigate to the "Advanced" menu.  Arrow down and press "j" to 
> move to the "Join CD tracks" option and press "return".  Then proceed to 
> import your CD as usual. 
> 
> HTH. I'm giving instructions from memory, since I'm using a MacBook Air with 
> no CD drive at present.  Jane can probably tell if  I've made a mistake in 
> these instructions, since she frequently imports audiobooks using the "Join 
> CD Tracks" option in iTunes.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
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In search of a Sirius/XM solution.

[Geoff Waaler]

Greetings yy'all,

Sadly, Pulsar is now a tool of the past.  Though this Rogue Amoeba page implies 
that US accounts are still functioning for the present, I am no longer able to 
play XM content via Pulsar.

Musicdoc still works, however, they have not added the sports play-by-play 
channels.  My question, therefore is: what are people now using?  Last I knew, 
the Sirius/XM IOS app was inaccessible, as is their on-line player which 
appears to be using exclusively flash with none of the elements labeled in a 
manner such that a screen reader can read it.

TIA for any ideas, or perhaps the IOS app has improved?

Geoff
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Re: IOS6 and weather app change

[krystal watson]

wow didn't even know it did that wish it still did how do i let apple know?
krystal watson
krystalwat...@bluebottle.com



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> Hi, 
> On my iPhone 4S I use the weather app that comes with the phone. (It connects 
> to yahoo weather and one can customize what cities one wants to display 
> weather for.) 
> 
> One thing that I had really liked was that, formerly, when touching the 
> screen near the top on a city page VoiceOver (Siri's voice) read the current 
> conditions, including the phase of the moon if it was night in that place. 
> I liked hearing the moon phase information. :-) 
> 
> Well, since upgrading to IOS6, the moon phase is no longer spoken even though 
> sighted folk tell me that the little graphic display is the same as it was 
> previously. (Namely, a picture of the weather conditions, including moon 
> phase, is there. It is just that the moon phase is apparently not labelled 
> for it to be spoken as it used to be in the previous IOS. 
> 
> I think that a bug report may have been filed on this, but if any of you 
> share my appreciation for knowing the current moon phase and wish for that to 
> be spoken as it had been under the previous IOS in the weather app, please 
> let Apple know. :-) 
> 
> Thanks, 
> Laurie 
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Re: 1Password for IOS Question

[Damashe Thomas]

The 1password pro app is a universal app, meaning it works natively on the 
iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The 1password app is going to be native to the 
device you are viewing the appstore on. So if you are on an iPad, the 
1password app you see in the appstore is an iPad only. If you have both an 
iPad and iPhone or iPod touch you want to run the app on, the pro app is the 
better deal.


Hope this helped

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Sent: Saturday, October 06, 2012 5:58 PM
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Hello:

Thinking about getting the app for the Mac but my question is, what's the 
difference between 1Password and 1Password Pro?


Thanks,

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