Re: Looking for a useable firewall or a networkmonitor for the Mac

[Christian Schoepplein]

Hi Ester,

On Sa, Jul 27, 2013 at 07:58:16 -1000, Esther wrote:
>There's a nice MacLife article about IceFloor:
>• How to Enhance Mac OS X’s Firewall with IceFloor
>
>In case that link wraps, here's a shortened link:
>http://bit.ly/GGMUjO

Thanks for the article and quick overview on IceFloor. I really think it 
is a nice tool and makes using and configuring the default firewall 
easier.

The only thing I'm missing is a monitor that tells me what application 
wants to try to connect to a service in the internet or local network 
just during working and gives me the possibility to black- or whitelist 
this application :-(. If anyone knows such a program I'd be happy for 
giving me a hint.

Ciao,

  Christian

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Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Andy Collins]

hi all -

No panics here, I"m not in need of doing this, but need to be prepared, just in 
case one day…

As most will know, the MacBooks do not have a cd/dvd drive, and therefore do 
not come with a back up disk. So, how do we go about reinstalling the OS in an 
emergency? Is there something built-in for doing the same as a boot from a 
disc? -

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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Andy,

First of all, no Macs come with boot disks anymore. That ended with the arrival 
of the Appstore, much to my regret.

All Macs running Lion or later have a recovery partition which is where you go 
to reinstall the system. Alternatively, you can download the OS again and make 
a bootable USB key, which is what I always do so that I can do a clean install 
without being obliged to connect to the internet via ethernet to ensure a 
reliable connection.

You can find information online about creating a bootable USB key.

Cheers,

Anne


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> hi all -
> 
> No panics here, I"m not in need of doing this, but need to be prepared, just 
> in case one day…
> 
> As most will know, the MacBooks do not have a cd/dvd drive, and therefore do 
> not come with a back up disk. So, how do we go about reinstalling the OS in 
> an emergency? Is there something built-in for doing the same as a boot from a 
> disc? -
> 
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Sarah k Alawami]

What I do is I use lion disk maker to make a bootable usb key as they call it. 
It's actually pretty easy but make sure you have the partition as a guid 
partition first.  I also can use CCC to do the same thing so both tools for me 
work very well. The advantage is you can keep your lion or mount ion lion flash 
drive uo date and it's very fast to boot up in to that recovery consul. 

Tc and be blessed.
On Jul 29, 2013, at 9:53 AM, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> First of all, no Macs come with boot disks anymore. That ended with the 
> arrival of the Appstore, much to my regret.
> 
> All Macs running Lion or later have a recovery partition which is where you 
> go to reinstall the system. Alternatively, you can download the OS again and 
> make a bootable USB key, which is what I always do so that I can do a clean 
> install without being obliged to connect to the internet via ethernet to 
> ensure a reliable connection.
> 
> You can find information online about creating a bootable USB key.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 29 Jul 2013, at 18:05, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> hi all -
>> 
>> No panics here, I"m not in need of doing this, but need to be prepared, just 
>> in case one day…
>> 
>> As most will know, the MacBooks do not have a cd/dvd drive, and therefore do 
>> not come with a back up disk. So, how do we go about reinstalling the OS in 
>> an emergency? Is there something built-in for doing the same as a boot from 
>> a disc? -
>> 
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Sound Forge Pro ® 1.0 for Mac

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello everybody

We are now able to report on our findings with Sound Forge 1.0® Mac. There are 
quite a lot of unlabelled controls on the main toolbar. Gordon and I plan to 
sit down and try to label them using VoiceOver at our convenience. However, all 
is not lots. Recording is pretty easy, as there is a labelled record button on 
the home screen. The part we haven't yet figured out is how you edit a wave 
form with the keyboard. We are fairly sure that there is a way; although tour 
disappointment it still doesn't appear to be usable as a multitrack recorder.

We will continue to play around with it and, as soon as we have any further 
constructive input on this subject, we will let the group know so that those 
interested have some feedback to start from.

Kind regards
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Re: Sound Forge Pro ® 1.0 for Mac

[Dane Trethowan]

Yes, I did try Sound Forge quite some time ago, I was able to edit with it but 
found problems manipulating the data.

Sound Forge for the Mac -as is the case with the Windows version - IS NOT a 
multi track recorder or editor.


On 30/07/2013, at 3:47 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith  
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> Hello everybody
> 
> We are now able to report on our findings with Sound Forge 1.0® Mac. There 
> are quite a lot of unlabelled controls on the main toolbar. Gordon and I plan 
> to sit down and try to label them using VoiceOver at our convenience. 
> However, all is not lots. Recording is pretty easy, as there is a labelled 
> record button on the home screen. The part we haven't yet figured out is how 
> you edit a wave form with the keyboard. We are fairly sure that there is a 
> way; although tour disappointment it still doesn't appear to be usable as a 
> multitrack recorder.
> 
> We will continue to play around with it and, as soon as we have any further 
> constructive input on this subject, we will let the group know so that those 
> interested have some feedback to start from.
> 
> Kind regards
> Lynne
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Re: iTunes And Duplicate Items

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

hello Sarah

That's not far short of what we have here actually and the vast majority of it 
was created from CD or CD image by us personally. But the point here is that 
even those songs which we did buy from iTunes are being duplicated and, looking 
at one directory of files here, I see that there are no less than 5 copies of 
each song, each with "[1] [2]", and so on appending the filename. This is silly 
as far as I'm concerned and I can't see how iTunes was ever intended to behave 
in that manner.

Kind regards

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On 28 Jul 2013, at 18:40, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> No I don't have iTunes match.  mainly because I have over 170 thousand songs 
> in my library. and that's not countingitunes stuff I bought. lol! so for me 
> iTunes match won't do me any good as it will only take the first I think it's 
> 25 thousand songs. that you did not buy from iTunes.
> 

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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Chris H]

Andy, when you hear the startup chime hold down command r for at most 30 
seconds, might be much less on an Air though. The recovery partition 
should boot up and you can start VoiceOver with command f5. The rest 
should be self explanatory but if not please ask for further help.


On 29/07/2013 17:05, Andy Collins wrote:

hi all -

No panics here, I"m not in need of doing this, but need to be prepared, just in 
case one day…

As most will know, the MacBooks do not have a cd/dvd drive, and therefore do 
not come with a back up disk. So, how do we go about reinstalling the OS in an 
emergency? Is there something built-in for doing the same as a boot from a 
disc? -

Andy
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Andy Collins]

Thanks Chris - this sounds the most strait forward method as appose to those 
suggested by Anne and Sarah, [I thank both for their input too] I'm hoping I 
never need to do this, but do need to know what to do if trouble strikes. Will 
I need an internet connection for a reinstall, I can't think why I might?  -

Andy
On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:17, Chris H  wrote:

> Andy, when you hear the startup chime hold down command r for at most 30 
> seconds, might be much less on an Air though. The recovery partition should 
> boot up and you can start VoiceOver with command f5. The rest should be self 
> explanatory but if not please ask for further help.

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Re: iTunes And Duplicate Items

[Sarah k Alawami]

Hmm. You might have something corrupted or something. I don't' use iTunes match 
at the moment  but maybe someone else who does can verify or not verify that 
dupes still happen with ituens match.

Good luck.
On Jul 29, 2013, at 11:08 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith 
 wrote:

> hello Sarah
> 
> That's not far short of what we have here actually and the vast majority of 
> it was created from CD or CD image by us personally. But the point here is 
> that even those songs which we did buy from iTunes are being duplicated and, 
> looking at one directory of files here, I see that there are no less than 5 
> copies of each song, each with "[1] [2]", and so on appending the filename. 
> This is silly as far as I'm concerned and I can't see how iTunes was ever 
> intended to behave in that manner.
> 
> Kind regards
> 
> Lynne
> 
> On 28 Jul 2013, at 18:40, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
> 
>> No I don't have iTunes match.  mainly because I have over 170 thousand songs 
>> in my library. and that's not countingitunes stuff I bought. lol! so for me 
>> iTunes match won't do me any good as it will only take the first I think 
>> it's 25 thousand songs. that you did not buy from iTunes.
>> 
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Sarah k Alawami]

You will need an internet connection hence wy we are suggestion making usb key 
for your mb air. It will depending on your connection speed take between 2 and 
6 hours to download all 4 gigs of the thing it uses to install.

Take care.
On Jul 29, 2013, at 11:56 AM, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Thanks Chris - this sounds the most strait forward method as appose to those 
> suggested by Anne and Sarah, [I thank both for their input too] I'm hoping I 
> never need to do this, but do need to know what to do if trouble strikes. 
> Will I need an internet connection for a reinstall, I can't think why I 
> might?  -
> 
> Andy
> On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:17, Chris H  wrote:
> 
>> Andy, when you hear the startup chime hold down command r for at most 30 
>> seconds, might be much less on an Air though. The recovery partition should 
>> boot up and you can start VoiceOver with command f5. The rest should be self 
>> explanatory but if not please ask for further help.
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Andy Collins]

Sarah - Thanks for this clarification. Perhaps I'd better look in to this then. 
Can the how to, be found on the main Apple website? -

Andy
On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:58, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> You will need an internet connection hence wy we are suggestion making usb 
> key for your mb air. It will depending on your connection speed take between 
> 2 and 6 hours to download all 4 gigs of the thing it uses to install.
> 
> Take care.
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Sarah k Alawami]

It probably can, but it will try and make you use disk utility.  I really 
don't' like this method as for me its way too complex. I use lion disk maker 
which is a free app that can do this and does do this well.

You will need at most an 8 gig flash drive, for now. We'll see about mavrics 
when that comes out as I plan on upgrading that same 8 gig flash drive I have. 
I believe you can find Lion Disk Maker  at http://macupdate.com

The  program is dead simple to use and takes about 40 minutes to make the 
bootable key. at least for me. lol!
Good luck.
On Jul 29, 2013, at 12:10 PM, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Sarah - Thanks for this clarification. Perhaps I'd better look in to this 
> then. Can the how to, be found on the main Apple website? -
> 
> Andy
> On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:58, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
> 
>> You will need an internet connection hence wy we are suggestion making usb 
>> key for your mb air. It will depending on your connection speed take between 
>> 2 and 6 hours to download all 4 gigs of the thing it uses to install.
>> 
>> Take care.
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

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May I just point out that the MacBook Air doe snot have an Ethernet port. The 
only kind of network interface is, therefore, WiFi and, if you possess such a 
thing as a BlueTooth dongle or modem, you could do it that way. Otherwise, the 
USB stick is the only way. Creating a boot image is very easy but I guess it's 
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On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:58, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> You will need an internet connection hence wy we are suggestion making usb 
> key for your mb air. It will depending on your connection speed take between 
> 2 and 6 hours to download all 4 gigs of the thing it uses to install.
> 
> Take care.
> On Jul 29, 2013, at 11:56 AM, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Thanks Chris - this sounds the most strait forward method as appose to those 
>> suggested by Anne and Sarah, [I thank both for their input too] I'm hoping I 
>> never need to do this, but do need to know what to do if trouble strikes. 
>> Will I need an internet connection for a reinstall, I can't think why I 
>> might?  -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:17, Chris H  wrote:
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>>> seconds, might be much less on an Air though. The recovery partition should 
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Petition to Apple Inc. to make Logic accessible.

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Folks,

I came across this via Twitter and thought it might be relevant.

It is, as the subject suggests, a link to a petition started by a noted expert 
in the field of accessibility which aims to garner support for asking Apple to 
make Logic Pro X more accessible.  It can be found at:

> http://www.change.org/petitions/apple-inc-make-logic-pro-music-software-accessible-for-blind-users?utm_source=guides&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=petition_created

Lest users have problems with the above link, the shortened version is:

http://chn.ge/13pW7Ud

Note that I provide this link for informational purposes only and my posting it 
here should not be considered as my endorsing it in any way.

Best,

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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Chris H]

Andy yes, as Apple needs to verify it's you who will be reinstalling the 
Os. The Usb key sounds the way forward though as it sounds like no 
connection is required since you are burning the operating system image 
to a Usb key.


On 29/07/2013 19:56, Andy Collins wrote:

Thanks Chris - this sounds the most strait forward method as appose to those 
suggested by Anne and Sarah, [I thank both for their input too] I'm hoping I 
never need to do this, but do need to know what to do if trouble strikes. Will 
I need an internet connection for a reinstall, I can't think why I might?  -

Andy
On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:17, Chris H  wrote:


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seconds, might be much less on an Air though. The recovery partition should 
boot up and you can start VoiceOver with command f5. The rest should be self 
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Re: Looking for a accessible password manager

[Christian Schoepplein]

Hi,

as mensioned earlier in this thread I was looking for a solution to handle my 
passwords and other account data across all my systems (Mac OS, Windows, iOS). 
1Password seems to be a good commercial solution to do this, but I think I've 
found a free and Opensource solution now that is  also save, easy to use and 
has nearly the same features as 1Password.

I now use KeePass on Windows, MiniKeePass on my iOS devices and KyPass 
Companion on Mac OS to handle all my data stored in a crypted database, which 
is stored in Dropbox. The programs for Mac and Windows can open this database 
directly, because the Dropbox client is running on this platforms, on the iOS 
devices the database has to be imported via the Dropbox app if the file was 
changed on the other systems.

All programs are good to use with VoiceOver and fully accessible and this 
solution costs nothing :-).

Ciao,

  Christian


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Re: Looking for a accessible password manager

[Josh Gregory]

Why not just wait until the iCloud keychain thing comes out in iOS 7 and OS X 
.9?

Sent from my iPhone

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> Hi,
> 
> as mensioned earlier in this thread I was looking for a solution to handle my 
> passwords and other account data across all my systems (Mac OS, Windows, 
> iOS). 1Password seems to be a good commercial solution to do this, but I 
> think I've found a free and Opensource solution now that is  also save, easy 
> to use and has nearly the same features as 1Password.
> 
> I now use KeePass on Windows, MiniKeePass on my iOS devices and KyPass 
> Companion on Mac OS to handle all my data stored in a crypted database, which 
> is stored in Dropbox. The programs for Mac and Windows can open this database 
> directly, because the Dropbox client is running on this platforms, on the iOS 
> devices the database has to be imported via the Dropbox app if the file was 
> changed on the other systems.
> 
> All programs are good to use with VoiceOver and fully accessible and this 
> solution costs nothing :-).
> 
> Ciao,
> 
>  Christian
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OT: I need some help off list please.

[Chris Gilland]

I need someone to contact me off list, if you've ever used whmcs in 
combination with a whm/CPanel server.  Tech support is being quite 
unreliable.  I figure if anyone on the list has used the two products in 
combination with each other, maybe then you all could give me a quick hand 
off list.


My e-mail is:

ch...@clgproductions.com

If it would be easier, you can call me within the US at:

704-256-0067 extension 401.  Yes, it's almost the closing of the business 
day, but for this, I'll be happy to answer the business line if I hear it 
ring.  This matter is fairly urgent, so if anyone thinks they can help, let 
me know.


Again, please don't write the list regarding this.  I'd prefer to correspond 
with you all regarding this matter privately off list.


Chris. 


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Re: Looking for a accessible password manager

[Dane Trethowan]

Yeah, I've heard of that manager though never tried it.

I tried the Dashlane 1 Password Manager which was perfectly accessible for Mac, 
its free unless you pay for the syncing across platforms so that may be another 
alternative for those looking for a nice Password Manager and automation tool.


On 30/07/2013, at 6:33 AM, Christian Schoepplein  wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> as mensioned earlier in this thread I was looking for a solution to handle my 
> passwords and other account data across all my systems (Mac OS, Windows, 
> iOS). 1Password seems to be a good commercial solution to do this, but I 
> think I've found a free and Opensource solution now that is  also save, easy 
> to use and has nearly the same features as 1Password.
> 
> I now use KeePass on Windows, MiniKeePass on my iOS devices and KyPass 
> Companion on Mac OS to handle all my data stored in a crypted database, which 
> is stored in Dropbox. The programs for Mac and Windows can open this database 
> directly, because the Dropbox client is running on this platforms, on the iOS 
> devices the database has to be imported via the Dropbox app if the file was 
> changed on the other systems.
> 
> All programs are good to use with VoiceOver and fully accessible and this 
> solution costs nothing :-).
> 
> Ciao,
> 
>  Christian
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Re: Looking for a accessible password manager

[Christian Schoepplein]

Because I'd like to be system indipentend and have my data accessible not only 
on Mac or iOS which is IMHO the case with the iCloud password management 
solution.

Cheers,

  Christian

Am 29.07.2013 um 22:37 schrieb Josh Gregory :

> Why not just wait until the iCloud keychain thing comes out in iOS 7 and OS X 
> .9?
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Jul 29, 2013, at 4:33 PM, Christian Schoepplein  wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> as mensioned earlier in this thread I was looking for a solution to handle 
>> my passwords and other account data across all my systems (Mac OS, Windows, 
>> iOS). 1Password seems to be a good commercial solution to do this, but I 
>> think I've found a free and Opensource solution now that is  also save, easy 
>> to use and has nearly the same features as 1Password.
>> 
>> I now use KeePass on Windows, MiniKeePass on my iOS devices and KyPass 
>> Companion on Mac OS to handle all my data stored in a crypted database, 
>> which is stored in Dropbox. The programs for Mac and Windows can open this 
>> database directly, because the Dropbox client is running on this platforms, 
>> on the iOS devices the database has to be imported via the Dropbox app if 
>> the file was changed on the other systems.
>> 
>> All programs are good to use with VoiceOver and fully accessible and this 
>> solution costs nothing :-).
>> 
>> Ciao,
>> 
>> Christian
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Re: Looking for a accessible password manager

[Dane Trethowan]

Whilst the new OSX may offer password management the tools that were mentioned 
do offer quite a bit more, will be interesting to see the differences.

On 30/07/2013, at 6:37 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> Why not just wait until the iCloud keychain thing comes out in iOS 7 and OS X 
> .9?
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Jul 29, 2013, at 4:33 PM, Christian Schoepplein  wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> as mensioned earlier in this thread I was looking for a solution to handle 
>> my passwords and other account data across all my systems (Mac OS, Windows, 
>> iOS). 1Password seems to be a good commercial solution to do this, but I 
>> think I've found a free and Opensource solution now that is  also save, easy 
>> to use and has nearly the same features as 1Password.
>> 
>> I now use KeePass on Windows, MiniKeePass on my iOS devices and KyPass 
>> Companion on Mac OS to handle all my data stored in a crypted database, 
>> which is stored in Dropbox. The programs for Mac and Windows can open this 
>> database directly, because the Dropbox client is running on this platforms, 
>> on the iOS devices the database has to be imported via the Dropbox app if 
>> the file was changed on the other systems.
>> 
>> All programs are good to use with VoiceOver and fully accessible and this 
>> solution costs nothing :-).
>> 
>> Ciao,
>> 
>> Christian
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Esther]

Hi Andy,

A quick search of the list archives brought up this MacWorld article by Don 
Frakes, "How to make a bootable Mountain Lion install drive"
http://www.macworld.com/article/1167857/how_to_make_a_bootable_mountain_lion_install_drive.html
At the time a new version of Lion Disk Maker hadn't come out, but there's a 
link to an older MacWorld article that describes how this works: "Lion 
DiskMaker makes it easier to create a bootable Lion installer"
http://www.macworld.com/article/1166702/lion_diskmaker_makes_it_easier_to_create_a_bootable_lion_installer.html

The developer now has a dedicated web page for Lion Disk Maker (in English):
http://liondiskmaker.com/

Otherwise, in general we usually check the macupdate site for software (as 
Sarah mentioned),  As she also mentioned, there are a few ways to make a 
bootable USB key, and they're described in the MacWorld article.  They include 
using disk utility, Carbon Copy Cloner, and Lion Disk Maker. I did this for 
Mountain Lion with Carbon Copy Cloner, which is a paid app I have for doing 
backups.  Lion Disk Maker is a free app.

At present the dev is working on version 3 which will support Mavericks.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

On 29 Jul 2013, at 09:28, Sarah k Alawami wrote:

> It probably can, but it will try and make you use disk utility.  I really 
> don't' like this method as for me its way too complex. I use lion disk maker 
> which is a free app that can do this and does do this well.
> 
> You will need at most an 8 gig flash drive, for now. We'll see about mavrics 
> when that comes out as I plan on upgrading that same 8 gig flash drive I 
> have. I believe you can find Lion Disk Maker  at http://macupdate.com
> 
> The  program is dead simple to use and takes about 40 minutes to make the 
> bootable key. at least for me. lol!
> Good luck.
> On Jul 29, 2013, at 12:10 PM, Andy Collins wrote:
> 
>> Sarah - Thanks for this clarification. Perhaps I'd better look in to this 
>> then. Can the how to, be found on the main Apple website? -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:58, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
>> 
>>> You will need an internet connection hence wy we are suggestion making usb 
>>> key for your mb air. It will depending on your connection speed take 
>>> between 2 and 6 hours to download all 4 gigs of the thing it uses to 
>>> install.
>>> 
>>> Take care.

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Re: Looking for a accessible password manager

[Josh Gregory]

That may be the case, just thought I'd offer up another solution.

Sent from my iPhone

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> Because I'd like to be system indipentend and have my data accessible not 
> only on Mac or iOS which is IMHO the case with the iCloud password management 
> solution.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
>  Christian
> 
> Am 29.07.2013 um 22:37 schrieb Josh Gregory :
> 
>> Why not just wait until the iCloud keychain thing comes out in iOS 7 and OS 
>> X .9?
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Jul 29, 2013, at 4:33 PM, Christian Schoepplein  
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi,
>>> 
>>> as mensioned earlier in this thread I was looking for a solution to handle 
>>> my passwords and other account data across all my systems (Mac OS, Windows, 
>>> iOS). 1Password seems to be a good commercial solution to do this, but I 
>>> think I've found a free and Opensource solution now that is  also save, 
>>> easy to use and has nearly the same features as 1Password.
>>> 
>>> I now use KeePass on Windows, MiniKeePass on my iOS devices and KyPass 
>>> Companion on Mac OS to handle all my data stored in a crypted database, 
>>> which is stored in Dropbox. The programs for Mac and Windows can open this 
>>> database directly, because the Dropbox client is running on this platforms, 
>>> on the iOS devices the database has to be imported via the Dropbox app if 
>>> the file was changed on the other systems.
>>> 
>>> All programs are good to use with VoiceOver and fully accessible and this 
>>> solution costs nothing :-).
>>> 
>>> Ciao,
>>> 
>>> Christian
>>> 
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

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Gordon - I would find that blog most helpful I'm sure, and imagine so would 
others. 

I'd be interested to read what is already available there, so if you can let me 
have the address details, that'd be great -

Andy
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>> 2 and 6 hours to download all 4 gigs of the thing it uses to install.
>> 
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>> On Jul 29, 2013, at 11:56 AM, Andy Collins  wrote:
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>>> Thanks Chris - this sounds the most strait forward method as appose to 
>>> those suggested by Anne and Sarah, [I thank both for their input too] I'm 
>>> hoping I never need to do this, but do need to know what to do if trouble 
>>> strikes. Will I need an internet connection for a reinstall, I can't think 
>>> why I might?  -
>>> 
>>> Andy
>>> On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:17, Chris H  wrote:
>>> 
 Andy, when you hear the startup chime hold down command r for at most 30 
 seconds, might be much less on an Air though. The recovery partition 
 should boot up and you can start VoiceOver with command f5. The rest 
 should be self explanatory but if not please ask for further help.
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abby fine reader on sale until the end of this month

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Here you go all. Thought you might enjoy this. And those new to the list or 
looking for this solution might like to get this, if you have a scanner.

http://buy.abbyyusa.com/content/freemac/default.aspx

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Editing with TextEdit.

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Hello Folks:

Am I correct in thinking that the "Home" and "End" keys do not go to the 
beginning and end of line in Text Edit?  If not, are there key commands 
that do?


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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

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Why did I not know this is free, if I had I would've gotten  This ages  ago.

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 29, 2013, at 5:02 PM, Esther  wrote:

> Hi Andy,
> 
> A quick search of the list archives brought up this MacWorld article by Don 
> Frakes, "How to make a bootable Mountain Lion install drive"
> http://www.macworld.com/article/1167857/how_to_make_a_bootable_mountain_lion_install_drive.html
> At the time a new version of Lion Disk Maker hadn't come out, but there's a 
> link to an older MacWorld article that describes how this works: "Lion 
> DiskMaker makes it easier to create a bootable Lion installer"
> http://www.macworld.com/article/1166702/lion_diskmaker_makes_it_easier_to_create_a_bootable_lion_installer.html
> 
> The developer now has a dedicated web page for Lion Disk Maker (in English):
> http://liondiskmaker.com/
> 
> Otherwise, in general we usually check the macupdate site for software (as 
> Sarah mentioned),  As she also mentioned, there are a few ways to make a 
> bootable USB key, and they're described in the MacWorld article.  They 
> include using disk utility, Carbon Copy Cloner, and Lion Disk Maker. I did 
> this for Mountain Lion with Carbon Copy Cloner, which is a paid app I have 
> for doing backups.  Lion Disk Maker is a free app.
> 
> At present the dev is working on version 3 which will support Mavericks.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
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> On 29 Jul 2013, at 09:28, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
> 
>> It probably can, but it will try and make you use disk utility.  I really 
>> don't' like this method as for me its way too complex. I use lion disk maker 
>> which is a free app that can do this and does do this well.
>> 
>> You will need at most an 8 gig flash drive, for now. We'll see about mavrics 
>> when that comes out as I plan on upgrading that same 8 gig flash drive I 
>> have. I believe you can find Lion Disk Maker  at http://macupdate.com
>> 
>> The  program is dead simple to use and takes about 40 minutes to make the 
>> bootable key. at least for me. lol!
>> Good luck.
>> On Jul 29, 2013, at 12:10 PM, Andy Collins wrote:
>> 
>>> Sarah - Thanks for this clarification. Perhaps I'd better look in to this 
>>> then. Can the how to, be found on the main Apple website? -
>>> 
>>> Andy
>>> On 29 Jul 2013, at 19:58, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
>>> 
 You will need an internet connection hence wy we are suggestion making usb 
 key for your mb air. It will depending on your connection speed take 
 between 2 and 6 hours to download all 4 gigs of the thing it uses to 
 install.
 
 Take care.
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Re: Editing with TextEdit.

[Zachary Kline]

Hi Jim,
The commands you want our command left and right arrow,  respectively. Home and 
End will not help in this case, but these will work in most apps. Similarly, 
command up and down arrows will move to top and bottom of the document.
Best,
Zack.
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> do?
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Re: abby fine reader on sale until the end of this month

[Cait and Maggie]

This web page is totally confusing.
I clicked on the link for the full version of fine reader express and 
absolutely nothing happened. 
anybody got a different link?
Thanks,
Cait

On 2013-07-29, at 6:25 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

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Re: Editing with TextEdit.

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Try cmd  left and right arrow.   That should work if I remember my key strokes 
right. 

Tc and be blessed.

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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Sarah k Alawami]

lol. Yeah I hope the dev will update this for when mavrics comes out. I 
personally use both ccc and lion disk maker and both work. I love lion disk 
maker because of the sound it makes when the usb key is done being made.  In 
reading the rest of ester's message he is working on a new version so yeah I 
can't wait. I keep meaning to review it on my podcast but I keep forgetting 
because classes get in the way and those come first.

Good luck all and be blessed.
On Jul 29, 2013, at 3:42 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> Why did I not know this is free, if I had I would've gotten  This ages  ago.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
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> On Jul 29, 2013, at 5:02 PM, Esther  wrote:
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>> Hi Andy,
>> 
>> A quick search of the list archives brought up this MacWorld article by Don 
>> Frakes, "How to make a bootable Mountain Lion install drive"
>> http://www.macworld.com/article/1167857/how_to_make_a_bootable_mountain_lion_install_drive.html
>> At the time a new version of Lion Disk Maker hadn't come out, but there's a 
>> link to an older MacWorld article that describes how this works: "Lion 
>> DiskMaker makes it easier to create a bootable Lion installer"
>> http://www.macworld.com/article/1166702/lion_diskmaker_makes_it_easier_to_create_a_bootable_lion_installer.html
>> 
>> The developer now has a dedicated web page for Lion Disk Maker (in English):
>> http://liondiskmaker.com/
>> 
>> Otherwise, in general we usually check the macupdate site for software (as 
>> Sarah mentioned),  As she also mentioned, there are a few ways to make a 
>> bootable USB key, and they're described in the MacWorld article.  They 
>> include using disk utility, Carbon Copy Cloner, and Lion Disk Maker. I did 
>> this for Mountain Lion with Carbon Copy Cloner, which is a paid app I have 
>> for doing backups.  Lion Disk Maker is a free app.
>> 
>> At present the dev is working on version 3 which will support Mavericks.
>> 
>> HTH.  Cheers,
>> 
>> Esther

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Re: abby fine reader on sale until the end of this month

[Sarah k Alawami]

Maybe it is one of these pages that it looks like nothing happened but the 
stuff is at the bottom of the page. It is from their website so maybe contact 
them and see if you can get the what ever you need.

Good luck.
On Jul 29, 2013, at 4:04 PM, Cait and Maggie  wrote:

> This web page is totally confusing.
> I clicked on the link for the full version of fine reader express and 
> absolutely nothing happened. 
> anybody got a different link?
> Thanks,
> Cait
> 
> On 2013-07-29, at 6:25 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
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>> Here you go all. Thought you might enjoy this. And those new to the list or 
>> looking for this solution might like to get this, if you have a scanner.
>> 
>> http://buy.abbyyusa.com/content/freemac/default.aspx
>> 
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

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No I definitely agree, but if I'd known this was a free thing I would've gotten 
it a while ago.

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 29, 2013, at 7:18 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> lol. Yeah I hope the dev will update this for when mavrics comes out. I 
> personally use both ccc and lion disk maker and both work. I love lion disk 
> maker because of the sound it makes when the usb key is done being made.  In 
> reading the rest of ester's message he is working on a new version so yeah I 
> can't wait. I keep meaning to review it on my podcast but I keep forgetting 
> because classes get in the way and those come first.
> 
> Good luck all and be blessed.
> On Jul 29, 2013, at 3:42 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
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>> Why did I not know this is free, if I had I would've gotten  This ages  ago.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Jul 29, 2013, at 5:02 PM, Esther  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Andy,
>>> 
>>> A quick search of the list archives brought up this MacWorld article by Don 
>>> Frakes, "How to make a bootable Mountain Lion install drive"
>>> http://www.macworld.com/article/1167857/how_to_make_a_bootable_mountain_lion_install_drive.html
>>> At the time a new version of Lion Disk Maker hadn't come out, but there's a 
>>> link to an older MacWorld article that describes how this works: "Lion 
>>> DiskMaker makes it easier to create a bootable Lion installer"
>>> http://www.macworld.com/article/1166702/lion_diskmaker_makes_it_easier_to_create_a_bootable_lion_installer.html
>>> 
>>> The developer now has a dedicated web page for Lion Disk Maker (in English):
>>> http://liondiskmaker.com/
>>> 
>>> Otherwise, in general we usually check the macupdate site for software (as 
>>> Sarah mentioned),  As she also mentioned, there are a few ways to make a 
>>> bootable USB key, and they're described in the MacWorld article.  They 
>>> include using disk utility, Carbon Copy Cloner, and Lion Disk Maker. I did 
>>> this for Mountain Lion with Carbon Copy Cloner, which is a paid app I have 
>>> for doing backups.  Lion Disk Maker is a free app.
>>> 
>>> At present the dev is working on version 3 which will support Mavericks.
>>> 
>>> HTH.  Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Esther
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Sarah k Alawami]

Yeah I have had this for a while now, I think when it first came out when lion 
was released or something. I dunno. But it was recommended to me by another mac 
user not on this list. lol!  or maybe I found it via google one day. lol!

Anyway take care and be blessed.
On Jul 29, 2013, at 4:44 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> No I definitely agree, but if I'd known this was a free thing I would've 
> gotten it a while ago.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Jul 29, 2013, at 7:18 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
> 
>> lol. Yeah I hope the dev will update this for when mavrics comes out. I 
>> personally use both ccc and lion disk maker and both work. I love lion disk 
>> maker because of the sound it makes when the usb key is done being made.  In 
>> reading the rest of ester's message he is working on a new version so yeah I 
>> can't wait. I keep meaning to review it on my podcast but I keep forgetting 
>> because classes get in the way and those come first.
>> 
>> Good luck all and be blessed.
>> On Jul 29, 2013, at 3:42 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
>> 
>>> Why did I not know this is free, if I had I would've gotten  This ages  ago.
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
>>> On Jul 29, 2013, at 5:02 PM, Esther  wrote:
>>> 
 Hi Andy,
 
 A quick search of the list archives brought up this MacWorld article by 
 Don Frakes, "How to make a bootable Mountain Lion install drive"
 http://www.macworld.com/article/1167857/how_to_make_a_bootable_mountain_lion_install_drive.html
 At the time a new version of Lion Disk Maker hadn't come out, but there's 
 a link to an older MacWorld article that describes how this works: "Lion 
 DiskMaker makes it easier to create a bootable Lion installer"
 http://www.macworld.com/article/1166702/lion_diskmaker_makes_it_easier_to_create_a_bootable_lion_installer.html
 
 The developer now has a dedicated web page for Lion Disk Maker (in 
 English):
 http://liondiskmaker.com/
 
 Otherwise, in general we usually check the macupdate site for software (as 
 Sarah mentioned),  As she also mentioned, there are a few ways to make a 
 bootable USB key, and they're described in the MacWorld article.  They 
 include using disk utility, Carbon Copy Cloner, and Lion Disk Maker. I did 
 this for Mountain Lion with Carbon Copy Cloner, which is a paid app I have 
 for doing backups.  Lion Disk Maker is a free app.
 
 At present the dev is working on version 3 which will support Mavericks.
 
 HTH.  Cheers,
 
 Esther
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Re: Re-installing the OS on a MacBook Air

[Josh Gregory]

Yeah, the disk utility  Way looks complicated. Lol.

 Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 29, 2013, at 8:11 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Yeah I have had this for a while now, I think when it first came out when 
> lion was released or something. I dunno. But it was recommended to me by 
> another mac user not on this list. lol!  or maybe I found it via google one 
> day. lol!
> 
> Anyway take care and be blessed.
> On Jul 29, 2013, at 4:44 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
> 
>> No I definitely agree, but if I'd known this was a free thing I would've 
>> gotten it a while ago.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Jul 29, 2013, at 7:18 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
>> 
>>> lol. Yeah I hope the dev will update this for when mavrics comes out. I 
>>> personally use both ccc and lion disk maker and both work. I love lion disk 
>>> maker because of the sound it makes when the usb key is done being made.  
>>> In reading the rest of ester's message he is working on a new version so 
>>> yeah I can't wait. I keep meaning to review it on my podcast but I keep 
>>> forgetting because classes get in the way and those come first.
>>> 
>>> Good luck all and be blessed.
>>> On Jul 29, 2013, at 3:42 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
>>> 
 Why did I not know this is free, if I had I would've gotten  This ages  
 ago.
 
 Sent from my iPhone
 
 On Jul 29, 2013, at 5:02 PM, Esther  wrote:
 
> Hi Andy,
> 
> A quick search of the list archives brought up this MacWorld article by 
> Don Frakes, "How to make a bootable Mountain Lion install drive"
> http://www.macworld.com/article/1167857/how_to_make_a_bootable_mountain_lion_install_drive.html
> At the time a new version of Lion Disk Maker hadn't come out, but there's 
> a link to an older MacWorld article that describes how this works: "Lion 
> DiskMaker makes it easier to create a bootable Lion installer"
> http://www.macworld.com/article/1166702/lion_diskmaker_makes_it_easier_to_create_a_bootable_lion_installer.html
> 
> The developer now has a dedicated web page for Lion Disk Maker (in 
> English):
> http://liondiskmaker.com/
> 
> Otherwise, in general we usually check the macupdate site for software 
> (as Sarah mentioned),  As she also mentioned, there are a few ways to 
> make a bootable USB key, and they're described in the MacWorld article.  
> They include using disk utility, Carbon Copy Cloner, and Lion Disk Maker. 
> I did this for Mountain Lion with Carbon Copy Cloner, which is a paid app 
> I have for doing backups.  Lion Disk Maker is a free app.
> 
> At present the dev is working on version 3 which will support Mavericks.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
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page wrap in pages

[Linda C. Knight]

 

 

Hi all,

 

I have a five page document on my screen in pages.

 

It stops reading at the end of the first page. Is there a setting I can set
pages to automatically wrap? I've looked everywhere and I must be missing
something.

 

Thank you

 

Hugs and 73

Linda C. Knight & shirley

CallSign: kk4hrg

Please note email:

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Re: page wrap in pages

[Sarah k Alawami]

I know there is a command that says rap to window. If you set it to that it 
should, key word, should, continue reading. I don't use pages  so dunno if that 
command is standard in pages or if it is only in text edit and Itext express 
and bean.

good luck and 73.
On Jul 29, 2013, at 7:41 PM, Linda C. Knight  wrote:

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> 
> 
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> 
> 
> I have a five page document on my screen in pages.
> 
> 
> 
> It stops reading at the end of the first page. Is there a setting I can set
> pages to automatically wrap? I've looked everywhere and I must be missing
> something.
> 
> 
> 
> Thank you
> 
> 
> 
> Hugs and 73
> 
> Linda C. Knight & shirley
> 
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Unable to change voice settings

[Fresco Sam-Sin]

Dear all,

I somehow am unable to change the qualities of the voiceover. Everything is 
read out really slow. 
VO-Cmd used with arrows doesn't work. although the percentages are changed, the 
voice still sounds the same. I tried to reinstall the voices, but I still keep 
having the same issues. So, please help!

Best,

Fresco


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