Apple mail question

[Paul Hopewell]

Hello, 
I am on the latest release of Mountain Lion 10.8.2 and use Apple mail to 
monitor 6 accounts - 2 gmail, 1 hotmail, and the others old fashioned pop. Some 
of the accounts are imap and the others are pop. 

This all works fine except that for some reason Apple Mail keeps claiming that 
I have 13 new items. None of my inboxes or my local folders have unread mail 
and so I cannot understand why Apple Mail thinks I have these 13 new items. It 
is a minor problem but I would like to track down the 13 new items and convert 
them into old items. 

Note that my Apple Mail has a long history with local folders and some of the 
inboxes being migrated from Snow Leopard to the latest Mountain Lion as new 
releases became available. 

Any ideas?

Many thanks. 

Paul Hopewell
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Sean Murphy]

Hello,


I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are going 
to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you only need 2 
gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you require 4 gb. So 
you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only use the Windows 7 32 bit. 
Ideally it is best to have more then you require to prevent any performance 
reduction on the Mac.

Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native PC. 
That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. What ever 
screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.

Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:

1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping keys 
within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap keys. The 
reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and you cannot use 
the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. Voice-Over doesn't 
pass the key through.
2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.  
4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This allows 
you to access them from windows or the Mac.
5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.

Other then this, there is not much more to do.

Sean 

On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:

> Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
> have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
> clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
> As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
> 7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
> install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
> need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
> before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
> Thanks,
> Laurel
> 
> On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:
>> I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
>> list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
>> about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about others
>> experience. Please keep this onlist.
>> .
>> 
>> - Original Message -
>> From: "Gordon Smith" 
>> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
>> Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
>> Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
>> 
>> 
>>> By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  or
>>> 
>>> .
>>> 
>>> On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:
>>> 
>>> As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
>>> setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
>>> how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
>>> some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
>>> entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
>>> experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
>>> setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
>>> laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
>>> priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
>>> Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
>>> Laurel
>>> P.S.
>>> If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
>>> tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Chris]

Hello all
I have only used Vmware Fusion recently, and I found that allowing the 
virtual machines to use 4 CPUs provides the best, almost near native 
results, regardless of the memory. Also, Fusion provides Windows Easy 
Install, meaning that you can install Windows, along with Vmware Tools, 
totally unattended in some cases, particularly if your guest is Windows 
Vista or later. As far as I am concerned, Fusion is much easier and 
safer than going down the Bootcamp root.

Hope this is what you are after.


Christopher Hallsworth

On 17/10/2012 10:51, Sean Murphy wrote:

Hello,


I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are going 
to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you only need 2 
gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you require 4 gb. So 
you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only use the Windows 7 32 bit. 
Ideally it is best to have more then you require to prevent any performance 
reduction on the Mac.

Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native PC. 
That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. What ever 
screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.

Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:

1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping keys 
within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap keys. The 
reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and you cannot use 
the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. Voice-Over doesn't 
pass the key through.
2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This allows 
you to access them from windows or the Mac.
5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.

Other then this, there is not much more to do.

Sean

On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:


Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
Thanks,
Laurel

On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:

I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about others
experience. Please keep this onlist.
.

- Original Message -
From: "Gordon Smith" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac



By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  or

.

On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:

As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
Laurel
P.S.
If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Chris]

I agree with all of you and that is to keep the discussion on list.


Christopher Hallsworth

On 16/10/2012 18:08, Laurel wrote:

As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
Laurel
P.S.
If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
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Re: DJay4 Mac

[Orin]

Mac Update is wrong and trials don't cost anything when downloading from the 
site. If you want to get it though I recommend the app store.

Orin
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On Oct 17, 2012, at 12:13 AM, Esther  wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> I've not been following the lengthy Djay4 Mac discussion, but I note that 
> Chris and Orin asked about a trial download, and Gordon replied that since it 
> was distributed through the Mac App Store there was no trial download.  A 
> Google search brought up the link to an Algoriddim web page labeled 
> "Download a free 15-day trial of djay", and the page URL is:
> http://www.algoriddim.com/djay-mac/download
> 
> There's a note that "To fully activate the trial version and remove all 
> limitations" you should purchase djay from within the application or from the 
> Mac App Store.  The MacUpdate site seems to imply that a demo version costs 
> $9.99, and points to the same versions of the djay download (4.0.6).
> 
> Make of this what you may.
> 
> Best,
> 
> Esther
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Phil Halton]

I don't know why you say the mac doesn't have an insert key - My apple wired 
USB full-sized keyboard has an insert key in the usual place on the numpad.



- Original Message - 
From: "Sean Murphy" 

To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 5:51 AM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac



Hello,


I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are 
going to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you 
only need 2 gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you 
require 4 gb. So you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only use 
the Windows 7 32 bit. Ideally it is best to have more then you require to 
prevent any performance reduction on the Mac.


Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native 
PC. That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. 
What ever screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.


Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:

1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping keys 
within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap keys. 
The reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and you 
cannot use the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. 
Voice-Over doesn't pass the key through.

2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This 
allows you to access them from windows or the Mac.

5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.

Other then this, there is not much more to do.

Sean

On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:


Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
Thanks,
Laurel

On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:

I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about 
others

experience. Please keep this onlist.
.

- Original Message -
From: "Gordon Smith" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a 
mac



By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  
or


.

On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:

As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
Laurel
P.S.
If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
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Or:
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Re: DJay4 Mac

[Sarah Alawami]

Actually I compare d the links and the  mac update site is correct. The dev 
gave me a link that does lead to a 15 day trial that let's you broadcast 30 
minutes at a time so you can get a feel of how the software works. unless he 
took it down in the month since I contacted him and bought the program.

Yeah someone did mis info the thing. his trial did not cost anything. There are 
some exceptions but this is not one of them. lol!

anyways email the dev if you want the link as I don't feel like getting in 
trouble.

Take care and good luck.
On Oct 17, 2012, at 6:13 AM, Orin  wrote:

> Mac Update is wrong and trials don't cost anything when downloading from the 
> site. If you want to get it though I recommend the app store.
> 
> Orin
> orin8...@gmail.com
> Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/orinks
> Skype: orin1112
> 
> 
> 
> On Oct 17, 2012, at 12:13 AM, Esther  wrote:
> 
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> I've not been following the lengthy Djay4 Mac discussion, but I note that 
>> Chris and Orin asked about a trial download, and Gordon replied that since 
>> it was distributed through the Mac App Store there was no trial download.  A 
>> Google search brought up the link to an Algoriddim web page labeled 
>> "Download a free 15-day trial of djay", and the page URL is:
>> http://www.algoriddim.com/djay-mac/download
>> 
>> There's a note that "To fully activate the trial version and remove all 
>> limitations" you should purchase djay from within the application or from 
>> the Mac App Store.  The MacUpdate site seems to imply that a demo version 
>> costs $9.99, and points to the same versions of the djay download (4.0.6).
>> 
>> Make of this what you may.
>> 
>> Best,
>> 
>> Esther
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Phil Halton]

if you already have a windows7 bootcamp partition, and you then do a windows 
easy install in VMWare, how does this affect the windows product key? That 
is, the product key is already used to activate the bootcamp partition. Do I 
also get to use the same product key to activate/validate the VMWare 
installation? I know the product key is tied to the hardware, so maybe its 
okay since its the same hardware?


And, is it more advantageous to simply point VMWare to the bootcamp? Would 
it be redundant to have both bootcamp and the other?

Lots of questions.

- Original Message - 
From: "Chris" 

To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 6:47 AM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac



Hello all
I have only used Vmware Fusion recently, and I found that allowing the 
virtual machines to use 4 CPUs provides the best, almost near native 
results, regardless of the memory. Also, Fusion provides Windows Easy 
Install, meaning that you can install Windows, along with Vmware Tools, 
totally unattended in some cases, particularly if your guest is Windows 
Vista or later. As far as I am concerned, Fusion is much easier and safer 
than going down the Bootcamp root.

Hope this is what you are after.


Christopher Hallsworth

On 17/10/2012 10:51, Sean Murphy wrote:

Hello,


I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are 
going to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you 
only need 2 gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you 
require 4 gb. So you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only 
use the Windows 7 32 bit. Ideally it is best to have more then you 
require to prevent any performance reduction on the Mac.


Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native 
PC. That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. 
What ever screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.


Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:

1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping 
keys within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap 
keys. The reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and 
you cannot use the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. 
Voice-Over doesn't pass the key through.

2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This 
allows you to access them from windows or the Mac.

5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.

Other then this, there is not much more to do.

Sean

On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:


Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
Thanks,
Laurel

On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:

I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others. 
I'm
about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about 
others

experience. Please keep this onlist.
.

- Original Message -
From: "Gordon Smith" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a 
mac



By all means write privately to me or to Lynne. 
 or


.

On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:

As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
Laurel
P.S.
If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Sarah Alawami]

I think what they mean is on a laptop  keyboard you cannot modify the caps lock 
key to work as an incert key in fusion for  your guest OS what ever it might 
be. hence you need a key remap software for your guest OS to remap another key 
un my case the right cmd key.

Be blessed.
On Oct 17, 2012, at 7:46 AM, "Phil Halton"  wrote:

> I don't know why you say the mac doesn't have an insert key - My apple wired 
> USB full-sized keyboard has an insert key in the usual place on the numpad.
> 
> 
> - Original Message - From: "Sean Murphy" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 5:51 AM
> Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
> 
> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> 
>> I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are 
>> going to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you 
>> only need 2 gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you 
>> require 4 gb. So you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only use 
>> the Windows 7 32 bit. Ideally it is best to have more then you require to 
>> prevent any performance reduction on the Mac.
>> 
>> Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native PC. 
>> That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. What ever 
>> screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.
>> 
>> Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:
>> 
>> 1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping keys 
>> within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap keys. 
>> The reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and you 
>> cannot use the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. 
>> Voice-Over doesn't pass the key through.
>> 2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
>> 3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
>> 4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This allows 
>> you to access them from windows or the Mac.
>> 5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.
>> 
>> Other then this, there is not much more to do.
>> 
>> Sean
>> 
>> On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:
>> 
>>> Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
>>> have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
>>> clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
>>> As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
>>> 7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
>>> install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
>>> need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
>>> before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
>>> Thanks,
>>> Laurel
>>> 
>>> On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:
 I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
 list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
 about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about others
 experience. Please keep this onlist.
 .
 
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 From: "Gordon Smith" 
 To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
 Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
 Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
 
 
> By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  or
> 
> .
> 
> On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:
> 
> As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
> setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
> how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
> some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
> entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
> experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
> setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
> laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
> priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
> Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
> Laurel
> P.S.
> If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
> tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Laurel and Stockard]

Ok. This is all really helpful. :) I have a couple more questions, where can I 
get edsharp? And what is a cpu, you were talking about 1 cpu or 4 cpu? I am 
pretty good with computers, but sometimes I miss the technical words. Also, do 
I need boot camp going in order to use vm fusion? And I dont need windows for 
mac, just regular windows for pc will do right? I am planning on buying extra 
ram for my mac and I think I will install jaws on the windows side.
thanks so much for all the advice guys, I really appreciate it. THe only other 
thing I wonder, is if there is a step by step tutorial or podcast on how to 
install all of this. :)
Laurel

Sent from my iPad

On Oct 17, 2012, at 9:49, Sarah Alawami  wrote:

> I think what they mean is on a laptop  keyboard you cannot modify the caps 
> lock key to work as an incert key in fusion for  your guest OS what ever it 
> might be. hence you need a key remap software for your guest OS to remap 
> another key un my case the right cmd key.
> 
> Be blessed.
> On Oct 17, 2012, at 7:46 AM, "Phil Halton"  wrote:
> 
>> I don't know why you say the mac doesn't have an insert key - My apple wired 
>> USB full-sized keyboard has an insert key in the usual place on the numpad.
>> 
>> 
>> - Original Message - From: "Sean Murphy" 
>> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
>> Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 5:51 AM
>> Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
>> 
>> 
>>> Hello,
>>> 
>>> 
>>> I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are 
>>> going to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you 
>>> only need 2 gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you 
>>> require 4 gb. So you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only use 
>>> the Windows 7 32 bit. Ideally it is best to have more then you require to 
>>> prevent any performance reduction on the Mac.
>>> 
>>> Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native 
>>> PC. That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. What 
>>> ever screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.
>>> 
>>> Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:
>>> 
>>> 1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping keys 
>>> within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap keys. 
>>> The reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and you 
>>> cannot use the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. 
>>> Voice-Over doesn't pass the key through.
>>> 2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
>>> 3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
>>> 4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This 
>>> allows you to access them from windows or the Mac.
>>> 5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.
>>> 
>>> Other then this, there is not much more to do.
>>> 
>>> Sean
>>> 
>>> On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:
>>> 
 Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
 have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
 clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
 As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
 7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
 install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
 need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
 before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
 Thanks,
 Laurel
 
 On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:
> I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
> list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
> about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about others
> experience. Please keep this onlist.
> .
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: "Gordon Smith" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
> Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
> 
> 
>> By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  
>> or
>> 
>> .
>> 
>> On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:
>> 
>> As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
>> setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
>> how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
>> some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
>> entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
>> experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
>> setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
>> laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
>> priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
>> T

Re: DJay4 Mac

[Gordon Smith]

I think the only thing missing from this software is a VoiceOver mechanism.  By 
"VoiceOver", I am not referring to the Mac OS X or iOS "VoiceOver". A 
"VoiceOver" is a term frequently used by broadcasters to represent such times 
as when the presenter speaks over the top of intros, Outros or an appropriate 
musical background.

When I say that, I mean a mechanism whereby the music playing at the time is 
reduced by a percentage of the presenter's voice.  For instance, if the 
presenter is female and has a soft higher voice, the music would drop to a 
certain level, so that her voice is clearly audible.  If, however, the 
presenter is mail and has a lower stronger voice, the music's reduction would 
be different.  You see what I mean?  This kind of "VoiceOver" is a skill which 
presenters learn over time.  However, it can sometimes be better managed by 
automation and actually I personally have used a lot of studios where this kind 
of functionality is standard.

I need to write to the developer of this application actually, as I have a few 
small suggestions but I also want to congratulate him on a very well-written 
and functional application.

Gordon

On 16 Oct 2012, at 19:42, Sarah Alawami  wrote:

Been there done that plenty of times.  Lucky! I won't go in to what equipment I 
broadcast with as all of mine died like in the span of 24 hours. but DJay so 
far has unit  I get better equipment saved my but. The only thing missing like 
I said is track loging but  if the dev can fix the pre queuing table I'll be 
one happy camper when it comes to the nice piece of software. I might even use 
some of the dsp effects I have on my system. Hey it works. lol!

I've seen some grate reviews of the app on the mac app store and  I have to say 
I agree with all of them. The dev really in my opinion outdid himself.

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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Gordon Smith]

This point is well taken.

On 17 Oct 2012, at 01:08, Phil Halton  wrote:

I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the list. I 
could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm about to 
install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about others experience. 
Please keep this onlist.
.

- Original Message - From: "Gordon Smith" 
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Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac


> By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  or 
> .
> 
> On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:
> 
> As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
> setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
> how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
> some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
> entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
> experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
> setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
> laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
> priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
> Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
> Laurel
> P.S.
> If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
> tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Gordon Smith]

I will try that today as I'm just about to install Windows in a VM anyway.

On 17 Oct 2012, at 02:05, wayne coles  wrote:

Hello i to would like to know the steps needed and a pod cast of how
it is compleated would be even better for dummys like me to follow in our
own time so please if somebody has the time a pod cast would be great 


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I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about others
experience. Please keep this onlist.
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To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac


> By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  or

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> On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:
> 
> As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
> setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
> how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
> some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
> entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
> experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
> setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
> laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
> priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
> Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
> Laurel
> P.S.
> If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
> tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
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Re: DJay4 Mac

[Gordon Smith]

Hi Esther

As I understand it, Apple will not allow trials of applications in the App 
Store, hence my response.  If my information is faulty, please accept my humble 
apologies, all.

Gordon

On 17 Oct 2012, at 05:13, Esther  wrote:

Hi All,

I've not been following the lengthy Djay4 Mac discussion, but I note that Chris 
and Orin asked about a trial download, and Gordon replied that since it was 
distributed through the Mac App Store there was no trial download.  A Google 
search brought up the link to an Algoriddim web page labeled "Download a free 
15-day trial of djay", and the page URL is:
http://www.algoriddim.com/djay-mac/download

There's a note that "To fully activate the trial version and remove all 
limitations" you should purchase djay from within the application or from the 
Mac App Store.  The MacUpdate site seems to imply that a demo version costs 
$9.99, and points to the same versions of the djay download (4.0.6).

Make of this what you may.

Best,

Esther
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Chris]

No. There is some aronious information going on this thread.
1. All this talk about Edsharp. It's actually called Sharp Keys and 
Google is your friend for this one for now.
2. We are talking CPU cores here, and not the actual CPU. Vmware Fusion 
virtualizes everything, even Cpu cores.

3. You do not need Bootcamp to use Vmware Fusion.
4. There is no Windows for Mac.
Hope this helps.


Christopher Hallsworth

On 17/10/2012 16:04, Laurel and Stockard wrote:

Ok. This is all really helpful. :) I have a couple more questions, where can I 
get edsharp? And what is a cpu, you were talking about 1 cpu or 4 cpu? I am 
pretty good with computers, but sometimes I miss the technical words. Also, do 
I need boot camp going in order to use vm fusion? And I dont need windows for 
mac, just regular windows for pc will do right? I am planning on buying extra 
ram for my mac and I think I will install jaws on the windows side.
thanks so much for all the advice guys, I really appreciate it. THe only other 
thing I wonder, is if there is a step by step tutorial or podcast on how to 
install all of this. :)
Laurel

Sent from my iPad

On Oct 17, 2012, at 9:49, Sarah Alawami  wrote:


I think what they mean is on a laptop  keyboard you cannot modify the caps lock 
key to work as an incert key in fusion for  your guest OS what ever it might 
be. hence you need a key remap software for your guest OS to remap another key 
un my case the right cmd key.

Be blessed.
On Oct 17, 2012, at 7:46 AM, "Phil Halton"  wrote:


I don't know why you say the mac doesn't have an insert key - My apple wired 
USB full-sized keyboard has an insert key in the usual place on the numpad.


- Original Message - From: "Sean Murphy" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 5:51 AM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac



Hello,


I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are going 
to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you only need 2 
gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you require 4 gb. So 
you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only use the Windows 7 32 bit. 
Ideally it is best to have more then you require to prevent any performance 
reduction on the Mac.

Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native PC. 
That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. What ever 
screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.

Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:

1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping keys 
within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap keys. The 
reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and you cannot use 
the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. Voice-Over doesn't 
pass the key through.
2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This allows 
you to access them from windows or the Mac.
5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.

Other then this, there is not much more to do.

Sean

On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:


Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
Thanks,
Laurel

On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:

I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about others
experience. Please keep this onlist.
.

- Original Message -
From: "Gordon Smith" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac



By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  or

.

On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:

As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
priavetly,

RE: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Tommy Craig]

There is no need to do another install of Windows. Just tell Fusion to use
the boot camp partition and all is well. 

Tommy


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[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Phil Halton
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 9:51 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac


if you already have a windows7 bootcamp partition, and you then do a windows

easy install in VMWare, how does this affect the windows product key? That 
is, the product key is already used to activate the bootcamp partition. Do I

also get to use the same product key to activate/validate the VMWare 
installation? I know the product key is tied to the hardware, so maybe its 
okay since its the same hardware?

And, is it more advantageous to simply point VMWare to the bootcamp? Would 
it be redundant to have both bootcamp and the other?
Lots of questions.

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From: "Chris" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 6:47 AM
Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac


> Hello all
> I have only used Vmware Fusion recently, and I found that allowing the
> virtual machines to use 4 CPUs provides the best, almost near native 
> results, regardless of the memory. Also, Fusion provides Windows Easy 
> Install, meaning that you can install Windows, along with Vmware Tools, 
> totally unattended in some cases, particularly if your guest is Windows 
> Vista or later. As far as I am concerned, Fusion is much easier and safer 
> than going down the Bootcamp root.
> Hope this is what you are after.
>
>
> Christopher Hallsworth
>
> On 17/10/2012 10:51, Sean Murphy wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>>
>> I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you 
>> are
>> going to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you

>> only need 2 gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you

>> require 4 gb. So you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only 
>> use the Windows 7 32 bit. Ideally it is best to have more then you 
>> require to prevent any performance reduction on the Mac.
>>
>> Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a 
>> native
>> PC. That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. 
>> What ever screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.
>>
>> Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:
>>
>> 1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping
>> keys within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap 
>> keys. The reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and 
>> you cannot use the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. 
>> Voice-Over doesn't pass the key through.
>> 2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
>> 3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
>> 4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This 
>> allows you to access them from windows or the Mac.
>> 5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.
>>
>> Other then this, there is not much more to do.
>>
>> Sean
>>
>> On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:
>>
>>> Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I 
>>> just have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list 
>>> and not clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested. 
>>> As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need 
>>> windows 7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I 
>>> should install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use 
>>> it when I need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I 
>>> should know before installing? And how hard is it to install and set 
>>> up. Thanks, Laurel
>>>
>>> On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:
 I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of 
 the list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could 
 others. I'm about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to 
 hear about others
 experience. Please keep this onlist.
 .

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 From: "Gordon Smith" 
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 Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
 Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on 
 a
 mac


> By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.
>  or
>
> .
>
> On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  
> wrote:
>
> As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has 
> experience setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I 
> generally understand how it works, and am planning on installing 
> it on my mac. I do have some questions though, and rather than 
> posing my questions to the entire list, I would like it if I could 
> talk to somebody who is really experie

Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Gordon Smith]

A little wasteful doing it that way though.  Also, be mindful of the fact that 
you may have problems with assistive accessibility tools which rely on video 
drivers if you use a BootCamp partition with such a tool and want to do the 
same under Fusion.  I'm not naming tools, quite deliberately because not all of 
them would have this problem.

On 17 Oct 2012, at 16:35, Tommy Craig  wrote:

There is no need to do another install of Windows. Just tell Fusion to use
the boot camp partition and all is well. 

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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Laurel and Stockard]

Awesome, this info is really helpful. I will probably try and install soon, and 
if I have any more questions, I will let you know. Thanks so much! And anybody 
who is about to do this too, if you all have an questions chip in.
Laurel

Sent from my iPad

On Oct 17, 2012, at 10:39, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> A little wasteful doing it that way though.  Also, be mindful of the fact 
> that you may have problems with assistive accessibility tools which rely on 
> video drivers if you use a BootCamp partition with such a tool and want to do 
> the same under Fusion.  I'm not naming tools, quite deliberately because not 
> all of them would have this problem.
> 
> On 17 Oct 2012, at 16:35, Tommy Craig  wrote:
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> There is no need to do another install of Windows. Just tell Fusion to use
> the boot camp partition and all is well. 
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Re: DJay4 Mac

[Shaun Oliver]

you're referring to a process called ducking.
This where the effect you're speaking about happens.
it's also used when voice over artists record adds, jingles and promos, etc.

On 18/10/2012, at 1:54 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> I think the only thing missing from this software is a VoiceOver mechanism.  
> By "VoiceOver", I am not referring to the Mac OS X or iOS "VoiceOver". A 
> "VoiceOver" is a term frequently used by broadcasters to represent such times 
> as when the presenter speaks over the top of intros, Outros or an appropriate 
> musical background.
> 
> When I say that, I mean a mechanism whereby the music playing at the time is 
> reduced by a percentage of the presenter's voice.  For instance, if the 
> presenter is female and has a soft higher voice, the music would drop to a 
> certain level, so that her voice is clearly audible.  If, however, the 
> presenter is mail and has a lower stronger voice, the music's reduction would 
> be different.  You see what I mean?  This kind of "VoiceOver" is a skill 
> which presenters learn over time.  However, it can sometimes be better 
> managed by automation and actually I personally have used a lot of studios 
> where this kind of functionality is standard.
> 
> I need to write to the developer of this application actually, as I have a 
> few small suggestions but I also want to congratulate him on a very 
> well-written and functional application.
> 
> Gordon
> 
> On 16 Oct 2012, at 19:42, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
> 
> Been there done that plenty of times.  Lucky! I won't go in to what equipment 
> I broadcast with as all of mine died like in the span of 24 hours. but DJay 
> so far has unit  I get better equipment saved my but. The only thing missing 
> like I said is track loging but  if the dev can fix the pre queuing table 
> I'll be one happy camper when it comes to the nice piece of software. I might 
> even use some of the dsp effects I have on my system. Hey it works. lol!
> 
> I've seen some grate reviews of the app on the mac app store and  I have to 
> say I agree with all of them. The dev really in my opinion outdid himself.
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Re: a Zoom and Voiceover question.

[Bryan Jones]

Hi Jim,

Interesting question. If I understand you correctly, you are wanting to hear VO 
on your Mac speak the "zoom in" and "zoom out" levels, or to at least provide 
some sort of vocal indication that something is happening when you are pressing 
Command+Option+Plus or Minus, or that you've toggled zoom on or off, yes? I've 
personally not found a way to make this happen on my MBA running the latest ML 
version and would be interested to hear if anybody else has come up with a 
solution for this.

Incidentally, now that it is theoretically possible to use both VO and Zoom 
concurrently on an iDevice running IOS6, I gave it a try on my iPad 2 and 
received the same silent treatment when using the three-finger zoom gestures 
with VO turned on.

Bryan

On Oct 17, 2012, at 10:36 AM, Jim Noseworthy 
 wrote:
> Is it possible to receive audio information from voiceover while using the
> Zoom shortcut keys: for example, the zoom level; or whether zoom is off or
> on, ETC?

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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Sarah Alawami]

lol. don't make the mistake I did and I did get laughed at for days on twitter. 
What ever guest  OS you install don't think it will take 5 minutes just because 
it is virtual. it took me 2 hours to install my guest OS but once it was up and 
running and playing nice nice with the mac, it's quite neat.

Good luck.
On Oct 17, 2012, at 8:43 AM, Laurel and Stockard  
wrote:

> Awesome, this info is really helpful. I will probably try and install soon, 
> and if I have any more questions, I will let you know. Thanks so much! And 
> anybody who is about to do this too, if you all have an questions chip in.
> Laurel
> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
> On Oct 17, 2012, at 10:39, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> 
>> A little wasteful doing it that way though.  Also, be mindful of the fact 
>> that you may have problems with assistive accessibility tools which rely on 
>> video drivers if you use a BootCamp partition with such a tool and want to 
>> do the same under Fusion.  I'm not naming tools, quite deliberately because 
>> not all of them would have this problem.
>> 
>> On 17 Oct 2012, at 16:35, Tommy Craig  wrote:
>> 
>> There is no need to do another install of Windows. Just tell Fusion to use
>> the boot camp partition and all is well. 
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Re: DJay4 Mac

[Sarah Alawami]

That  would be nice. Maybe a DSP affect like a side chain compressor can be 
used I have a few DSP compressors  but since my format is classical I don't 
need to compress my voice just a bit on the music. I think some of the 
compressors I have  will do side chaining as well.

Take care and good luck.
On Oct 17, 2012, at 8:47 AM, Shaun Oliver  wrote:

> you're referring to a process called ducking.
> This where the effect you're speaking about happens.
> it's also used when voice over artists record adds, jingles and promos, etc.
> 
> On 18/10/2012, at 1:54 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> 
>> I think the only thing missing from this software is a VoiceOver mechanism.  
>> By "VoiceOver", I am not referring to the Mac OS X or iOS "VoiceOver". A 
>> "VoiceOver" is a term frequently used by broadcasters to represent such 
>> times as when the presenter speaks over the top of intros, Outros or an 
>> appropriate musical background.
>> 
>> When I say that, I mean a mechanism whereby the music playing at the time is 
>> reduced by a percentage of the presenter's voice.  For instance, if the 
>> presenter is female and has a soft higher voice, the music would drop to a 
>> certain level, so that her voice is clearly audible.  If, however, the 
>> presenter is mail and has a lower stronger voice, the music's reduction 
>> would be different.  You see what I mean?  This kind of "VoiceOver" is a 
>> skill which presenters learn over time.  However, it can sometimes be better 
>> managed by automation and actually I personally have used a lot of studios 
>> where this kind of functionality is standard.
>> 
>> I need to write to the developer of this application actually, as I have a 
>> few small suggestions but I also want to congratulate him on a very 
>> well-written and functional application.
>> 
>> Gordon
>> 
>> On 16 Oct 2012, at 19:42, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
>> 
>> Been there done that plenty of times.  Lucky! I won't go in to what 
>> equipment I broadcast with as all of mine died like in the span of 24 hours. 
>> but DJay so far has unit  I get better equipment saved my but. The only 
>> thing missing like I said is track loging but  if the dev can fix the pre 
>> queuing table I'll be one happy camper when it comes to the nice piece of 
>> software. I might even use some of the dsp effects I have on my system. Hey 
>> it works. lol!
>> 
>> I've seen some grate reviews of the app on the mac app store and  I have to 
>> say I agree with all of them. The dev really in my opinion outdid himself.
>> 
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Gordon Smith]

You're welcome.  If I can help further let me know, on or off list.


On 17 Oct 2012, at 16:43, Laurel and Stockard  wrote:

Awesome, this info is really helpful. I will probably try and install soon, and 
if I have any more questions, I will let you know. Thanks so much! And anybody 
who is about to do this too, if you all have an questions chip in.
Laurel

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Re: DJay4 Mac

[Gordon Smith]

That's correct.  But commonly it is referred to by DJay presenters as 
"VoiceOvers".  However, it would be extremely nice to see this functionality in 
this application.  I've only seen it supported in software once, in one 
application I mean.

On 17 Oct 2012, at 16:47, Shaun Oliver  wrote:

you're referring to a process called ducking.
This where the effect you're speaking about happens.
it's also used when voice over artists record adds, jingles and promos, etc.

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Re: DJay4 Mac

[Sarah Alawami]

Hmm. Have you been in contact with the dev to maybe see if that can be done for 
those of us who want it. When you're in dah club you don't need it, but if you 
are doing talking over music bed in a broadcast situation, yeah it would be 
nice. We'll see if the dev can  consider it for a future update as well as 
fixing the reading the artwork bug.

Good luck.
On Oct 17, 2012, at 9:34 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> That's correct.  But commonly it is referred to by DJay presenters as 
> "VoiceOvers".  However, it would be extremely nice to see this functionality 
> in this application.  I've only seen it supported in software once, in one 
> application I mean.
> 
> On 17 Oct 2012, at 16:47, Shaun Oliver  wrote:
> 
> you're referring to a process called ducking.
> This where the effect you're speaking about happens.
> it's also used when voice over artists record adds, jingles and promos, etc.
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Re: DJay4 Mac

[Gordon Smith]

I'm trying to find his details now.

On 17 Oct 2012, at 19:08, Sarah Alawami  wrote:

Hmm. Have you been in contact with the dev to maybe see if that can be done for 
those of us who want it. When you're in dah club you don't need it, but if you 
are doing talking over music bed in a broadcast situation, yeah it would be 
nice. We'll see if the dev can  consider it for a future update as well as 
fixing the reading the artwork bug.

Good luck.
On Oct 17, 2012, at 9:34 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> That's correct.  But commonly it is referred to by DJay presenters as 
> "VoiceOvers".  However, it would be extremely nice to see this functionality 
> in this application.  I've only seen it supported in software once, in one 
> application I mean.
> 
> On 17 Oct 2012, at 16:47, Shaun Oliver  wrote:
> 
> you're referring to a process called ducking.
> This where the effect you're speaking about happens.
> it's also used when voice over artists record adds, jingles and promos, etc.
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Phil Halton]

Gordon, could you clarify what you mean by "assistive accessibility tools". 
Are you refering to screen readers?
Also, I assume the wastage you speak of has to do with the disk space 
utilized by the bootcamp and which would perhaps not be used by Fusion - is 
that right?


I thought I understood that you could actually install the Guest OS via 
Fusion and recover the space used by the bootcamp partition, effectively 
removing bootcamp after importing it into Fusion. Does that sound about 
right?

?

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Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac


A little wasteful doing it that way though.  Also, be mindful of the fact 
that you may have problems with assistive accessibility tools which rely on 
video drivers if you use a BootCamp partition with such a tool and want to 
do the same under Fusion.  I'm not naming tools, quite deliberately because 
not all of them would have this problem.


On 17 Oct 2012, at 16:35, Tommy Craig  wrote:

There is no need to do another install of Windows. Just tell Fusion to use
the boot camp partition and all is well.

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Trial versions of apps [was Re: DJay4 Mac]

[Esther]

Hi Gordon,

You wrote:
> As I understand it, Apple will not allow trials of applications in the App 
> Store, hence my response.  If my information is faulty, please accept my 
> humble apologies, all.

I think that the precise statement is that Apple does not allow for trial 
versions of applications to appear in the Mac App Store, because it does not 
allow developers to distribute apps that will suddenly stop working unless the 
user pays more money at a later date in the app stores.  Similarly, it does not 
allow for special pricing for subsets of users. The dev can choose to lower the 
price for everyone for a day or other extended period, and inform previous 
customers on his mailing lists or on his web site that he is going to do so, 
but he can't give different treatment to selected groups in ways that would 
(possibly) allow a fair distribution system to be subverted.  

But there's nothing to prevent a developer from offering trial versions of 
software at his web site, or from running separate discount promotions or 
bundle sales of the same app from his web site. That's one of the reasons I 
check the MacUpdate site listing for most apps.  Even though there are 
occasional errors, they're usually pointed out in user comments, and links are 
supplied to the developer's site so you can find more current information.  
(Some developers' web sites aren't laid out as rationally as the MacUpdate 
site, so I also appreciate the standard layout that is used.)

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther
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Hi Folks:

Is there such an animal out there?

Thanks gang.

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Re: DJay4 Mac

[Esther]

Hi Gordon, Sarah, and Others,

I believe you can contact the developer of DJay4 through Twitter, using 
@algoriddim as the contact address.  The other way to give feedback is to join 
the forums at their web site, and the forum leader is named Anders.  This 
information comes up from a Mail Archive search.  There's a history of the 
developers' responding to feedback about VoiceOver.  Most of the accessibility 
inputs (for both the Mac app, and then later for the iOS app releases for both 
iPhone and iPad) started 3 years ago (in the previous version of DJay3), with 
the efforts of Yuma Decaux. 

She was active in contacting the developers for VoiceOver improvements, and 
tested the iOS app versions on both iPhone and iPad. I'm passing on the contact 
information she supplied.

HTH. Cheers,

Esther

On Oct 17, 2012, at 8:54 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> I'm trying to find his details now.
> 
> On 17 Oct 2012, at 19:08, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
> 
> Hmm. Have you been in contact with the dev to maybe see if that can be done 
> for those of us who want it. When you're in dah club you don't need it, but 
> if you are doing talking over music bed in a broadcast situation, yeah it 
> would be nice. We'll see if the dev can  consider it for a future update as 
> well as fixing the reading the artwork bug.
> 
> Good luck.
> 
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Re: Synching Contacts With iPhone 4S

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When you sync the contacts between your iMac and your iPhone, as long as you're 
doing it from computer and not iCloud, only the contacts added info plus any 
new contacts wil sync between the two.

Marcy

On Oct 17, 2012, at 6:32 PM, Desi Noller  wrote:

Hi Everybody,

What items do I need to have checked in order to keep my contacts synching 
between my iMac and iPhone to make sure that I'm only getting the new contacts 
I add each time, and not getting duplicates of all of my contacts.  In other 
words, I definitely want all contacts on both devices, but don't want to have 
my entries appear more than once.  Thanks in advance for any help with this!

Desi
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Eric Caron]

Hi Phil,

I also use a full size Apple USB keyboard.  I don't have a insert key.  
Where exactly are you finding yours?

Eric Caron


On Oct 17, 2012, at 10:46 AM, Phil Halton  wrote:

> I don't know why you say the mac doesn't have an insert key - My apple wired 
> USB full-sized keyboard has an insert key in the usual place on the numpad.
> 
> 
> - Original Message - From: "Sean Murphy" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 5:51 AM
> Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
> 
> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> 
>> I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are 
>> going to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you 
>> only need 2 gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you 
>> require 4 gb. So you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only use 
>> the Windows 7 32 bit. Ideally it is best to have more then you require to 
>> prevent any performance reduction on the Mac.
>> 
>> Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native PC. 
>> That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. What ever 
>> screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.
>> 
>> Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:
>> 
>> 1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping keys 
>> within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap keys. 
>> The reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and you 
>> cannot use the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. 
>> Voice-Over doesn't pass the key through.
>> 2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
>> 3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
>> 4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This allows 
>> you to access them from windows or the Mac.
>> 5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.
>> 
>> Other then this, there is not much more to do.
>> 
>> Sean
>> 
>> On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:
>> 
>>> Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
>>> have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
>>> clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
>>> As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
>>> 7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
>>> install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
>>> need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
>>> before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
>>> Thanks,
>>> Laurel
>>> 
>>> On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:
 I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
 list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
 about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about others
 experience. Please keep this onlist.
 .
 
 - Original Message -
 From: "Gordon Smith" 
 To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
 Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
 Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
 
 
> By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  or
> 
> .
> 
> On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:
> 
> As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
> setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
> how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
> some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
> entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
> experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
> setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
> laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
> priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
> Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
> Laurel
> P.S.
> If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
> tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
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Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Eric Caron]

Chris and others,


One other correction.  I'm using keyremap4macbook and PCKeyboardHack to remap 
keys both on  the apple side and in my VM Fusion machine.  As a result I am 
using the Caps lock key as  the insert and thus using the insert as a screen 
reader modifier.

This allows me to remap on the apple side of things, and I find this much 
easier then working inside the VM.  Thus I have no need of Sharp keys.

Eric Caron 

On Oct 17, 2012, at 11:32 AM, Chris  wrote:

> No. There is some aronious information going on this thread.
> 1. All this talk about Edsharp. It's actually called Sharp Keys and Google is 
> your friend for this one for now.
> 2. We are talking CPU cores here, and not the actual CPU. Vmware Fusion 
> virtualizes everything, even Cpu cores.
> 3. You do not need Bootcamp to use Vmware Fusion.
> 4. There is no Windows for Mac.
> Hope this helps.
> 
> 
> Christopher Hallsworth
> 
> On 17/10/2012 16:04, Laurel and Stockard wrote:
>> Ok. This is all really helpful. :) I have a couple more questions, where can 
>> I get edsharp? And what is a cpu, you were talking about 1 cpu or 4 cpu? I 
>> am pretty good with computers, but sometimes I miss the technical words. 
>> Also, do I need boot camp going in order to use vm fusion? And I dont need 
>> windows for mac, just regular windows for pc will do right? I am planning on 
>> buying extra ram for my mac and I think I will install jaws on the windows 
>> side.
>> thanks so much for all the advice guys, I really appreciate it. THe only 
>> other thing I wonder, is if there is a step by step tutorial or podcast on 
>> how to install all of this. :)
>> Laurel
>> 
>> Sent from my iPad
>> 
>> On Oct 17, 2012, at 9:49, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
>> 
>>> I think what they mean is on a laptop  keyboard you cannot modify the caps 
>>> lock key to work as an incert key in fusion for  your guest OS what ever it 
>>> might be. hence you need a key remap software for your guest OS to remap 
>>> another key un my case the right cmd key.
>>> 
>>> Be blessed.
>>> On Oct 17, 2012, at 7:46 AM, "Phil Halton"  wrote:
>>> 
 I don't know why you say the mac doesn't have an insert key - My apple 
 wired USB full-sized keyboard has an insert key in the usual place on the 
 numpad.
 
 
 - Original Message - From: "Sean Murphy" 
 To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
 Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 5:51 AM
 Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
 
 
> Hello,
> 
> 
> I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are 
> going to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you 
> only need 2 gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you 
> require 4 gb. So you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only 
> use the Windows 7 32 bit. Ideally it is best to have more then you 
> require to prevent any performance reduction on the Mac.
> 
> Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native 
> PC. That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. 
> What ever screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.
> 
> Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:
> 
> 1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping 
> keys within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap 
> keys. The reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and 
> you cannot use the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. 
> Voice-Over doesn't pass the key through.
> 2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
> 3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
> 4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This 
> allows you to access them from windows or the Mac.
> 5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.
> 
> Other then this, there is not much more to do.
> 
> Sean
> 
> On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:
> 
>> Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
>> have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
>> clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
>> As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
>> 7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
>> install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
>> need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
>> before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
>> Thanks,
>> Laurel
>> 
>> On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:
>>> I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
>>> list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
>>> about to install VMWare fusion 

Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac

[Laurel and Stockard]

you know, some of you all who have a tun of experience with this vm fusion 
stuff, really aught to write a blog post about it. I bet if we could get some 
experienced people to make a check list so to speak for what people need to 
know before installing, and during the process of using vm fusion it would help 
a lot of us newbies out there. There is tuns of vm fusion stuff, but not much 
out there having to do with how we, the blind/visually impaired, use this 
program and the benefits/cons to it. Just saying, it should be a blog post or 
something somewhere.
jmo
Laurel

Sent from my iPad

On Oct 17, 2012, at 18:58, Eric Caron  wrote:

> Hi Phil,
> 
>I also use a full size Apple USB keyboard.  I don't have a insert key.  
> Where exactly are you finding yours?
> 
> Eric Caron
> 
> 
> On Oct 17, 2012, at 10:46 AM, Phil Halton  wrote:
> 
>> I don't know why you say the mac doesn't have an insert key - My apple wired 
>> USB full-sized keyboard has an insert key in the usual place on the numpad.
>> 
>> 
>> - Original Message - From: "Sean Murphy" 
>> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
>> Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 5:51 AM
>> Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
>> 
>> 
>>> Hello,
>>> 
>>> 
>>> I live in both world's.  Depending on which version of Windows 7 you are 
>>> going to use determines the amount of RAM. If you use the 32 bit then you 
>>> only need 2 gb of RAM for the OS. If you are going to use 64 bit then you 
>>> require 4 gb. So you can get away with only 4gb on the Mac if you only use 
>>> the Windows 7 32 bit. Ideally it is best to have more then you require to 
>>> prevent any performance reduction on the Mac.
>>> 
>>> Installing the OS will have the same challenges if you do it on a native 
>>> PC. That is, you either do it via a script or have sighted assistance. What 
>>> ever screen reader you use will be done in the same fashion.
>>> 
>>> Caveats in relation to settings within VMWare:
>>> 
>>> 1. There is an article in the archives that discusses about remapping keys 
>>> within the Mac and Windows. Edsharp is the app for windows to remap keys. 
>>> The reason for this is that the Mac does not have a insert key and you 
>>> cannot use the caps lock key while Voice over is on within Windows. 
>>> Voice-Over doesn't pass the key through.
>>> 2. Turn off all shortcut keys within the VMWare configuration.
>>> 3. Only use a 1 CPU. You do not get any advantage with more then 1.
>>> 4. Set up share and access your documents from the VMWare share. This 
>>> allows you to access them from windows or the Mac.
>>> 5. Install vmware tools in the guess OS.
>>> 
>>> Other then this, there is not much more to do.
>>> 
>>> Sean
>>> 
>>> On 17/10/2012, at 1:44 PM, Laurel  wrote:
>>> 
 Alrighty, if that's what most people want than it's ok with me. I just
 have tuns of questions and I want to be respectful of the list and not
 clutter it up too much for people who might be uninterested.
 As I understand it, I should have at least 4 gb of ram, I need windows
 7 or 8 the regular version and not windows for mac, and I should
 install JAWS on my windows side of my mac so that I can use it when I
 need to use a windows program. Is there anything else I should know
 before installing? And how hard is it to install and set up.
 Thanks,
 Laurel
 
 On 10/16/12, Phil Halton  wrote:
> I really think taking the discussion offlist defeats the purpose of the
> list. I could benefit from the discussion as well, as could others.  I'm
> about to install VMWare fusion 5 soon and would like to hear about others
> experience. Please keep this onlist.
> .
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: "Gordon Smith" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2012 2:08 PM
> Subject: Re: I need somebody who has experience with vm fusion 5 on a mac
> 
> 
>> By all means write privately to me or to Lynne.  
>> or
>> 
>> .
>> 
>> On 16 Oct 2012, at 18:08, Laurel  wrote:
>> 
>> As my subject says, I am looking for an individual who has experience
>> setting up and running vm fusion 5 on a mac. I generally understand
>> how it works, and am planning on installing it on my mac. I do have
>> some questions though, and rather than posing my questions to the
>> entire list, I would like it if I could talk to somebody who is really
>> experienced with this and could help me out. If you have experience
>> setting up/running this program, and can help me, please write me at
>> laurel.stock...@gmail.com. I would prefer if you could write me
>> priavetly, as not to clutter up the list.
>> Thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
>> Laurel
>> P.S.
>> If anybody knows of any good blogs or places where to get vm fusion
>> tutorials for blind people I would also appreciate that.
>> <--- M

iPhone App Store - update

[Glenn]

Hi,
I have IOS 6 on my iPhone, and I'm sure most of us know that the app store 
is a bit different now.
I get apps that can't update from time to time, even though I am connected 
to my home WIFI.
Also, what is the
"down pointing triangle"?
But the apps that don't update also say
"installing dimmed".
Seems like I don't need to enter my password for updates, which makes sense.
Thanks for any feedback.
Glenn 

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Re: iPhone App Store - update

[John Gunn]

Hello Glen:

When tapping on the down pointing triangle this is a description in what's new 
in the update.

John


On Oct 17, 2012, at 9:16 PM, Glenn  wrote:

> Hi,
> I have IOS 6 on my iPhone, and I'm sure most of us know that the app store 
> is a bit different now.
> I get apps that can't update from time to time, even though I am connected 
> to my home WIFI.
> Also, what is the
> "down pointing triangle"?
> But the apps that don't update also say
> "installing dimmed".
> Seems like I don't need to enter my password for updates, which makes sense.
> Thanks for any feedback.
> Glenn 
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Re: iPhone App Store - update

[Sarah Alawami]

The app store might look slightly different from  when I did this but here you 
go. This should explain all except the apps that are being stubborn. I have no 
advice at the moment for you on that. sorry..

Enjoy.

http://media.blubrry.com/tffp/p/archive.org/download/TheIos6AppStore/the_ios_6_app_store.mp3


Good luck and be blessed.

On Oct 17, 2012, at 7:16 PM, Glenn  wrote:

> Hi,
> I have IOS 6 on my iPhone, and I'm sure most of us know that the app store 
> is a bit different now.
> I get apps that can't update from time to time, even though I am connected 
> to my home WIFI.
> Also, what is the
> "down pointing triangle"?
> But the apps that don't update also say
> "installing dimmed".
> Seems like I don't need to enter my password for updates, which makes sense.
> Thanks for any feedback.
> Glenn 
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