Re: I found out where podcasts are stored.

[Sarah k Alawami]

yah it is, and in my case it's only showing one file even though it is supposed 
to dl about 150 now.  lol. thanks goodness for ln -s I think is the command. My 
tired brain is not working right now. but ah well. lol!

Tc.
On Aug 4, 2013, at 9:05 PM, Chris Gilland  wrote:

> OK, can I hear you say, let's make an Alias time?  LOL!  Symbollic links to 
> the rescue!
> 
> Dang, that's a long path!
> 
> Chris.
> 
> - Original Message - From: "Sarah k Alawami" 
> To: "mac access list iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2013 2:33 PM
> Subject: I found out where podcasts are stored.
> 
> 
>> Ok. for those of you who use down cast I found out thanks to down cast on 
>> twitter where podcasts are stored.
>> 
>> from the finder hit go and paste in
>> 
>> ~/Library/Containers/com.jamawkinaw.downcast.mac/Data/Library/Application 
>> Support/com.jamawkinaw.downcast.mac/.Downloaded_Media
>> 
>> and hit enter.
>> 
>> Tc all.
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Re: I found out where podcasts are stored.

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OK, can I hear you say, let's make an Alias time?  LOL!  Symbollic links to 
the rescue!


Dang, that's a long path!

Chris.

- Original Message - 
From: "Sarah k Alawami" 

To: "mac access list iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2013 2:33 PM
Subject: I found out where podcasts are stored.


Ok. for those of you who use down cast I found out thanks to down cast on 
twitter where podcasts are stored.


from the finder hit go and paste in

~/Library/Containers/com.jamawkinaw.downcast.mac/Data/Library/Application 
Support/com.jamawkinaw.downcast.mac/.Downloaded_Media


and hit enter.

Tc all.
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Re: trying to set up a gmail account on an iPod Touch Fifth Generation

[meadowlark77]

Will there be an image we have to deal with to create the Apple ID, also?

Thanks, in advance,

Brenda

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From: "Josh Gregory" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2013 6:44 PM
Subject: Re: trying to set up a gmail account on an iPod Touch Fifth 
Generation


Can't really create an account on the iPod, you can add it to the mail 
application but cannot create it. You'll also need help dealing with the 
capcha...

Now that I think about it you might be able to do it, through the mobile 
website through Safari on the iPod, but you will need a phone number to text 
too. That's part of the creation process in the mobile version, they will 
text you a Code and you have to enter it to continue. It's either that or a 
link don't remember which.

Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 4, 2013, at 7:34 PM,  wrote:

> I'm having one time. I cannot seem to get a gmail account set up on this 
> new
> iPod Touch Fifth Generation. If I set my gmail account up on it, it'll 
> work,
> but that thing is already created. I guess what my question is, is this. 
> Do
> we have to create the account on a computer first and then set it up on 
> the
> iPod? When I set my gmail account up on my iPhone5, I had that account for 
> a
> long long time. It was already set up on my computer. Can we not create a
> gmail account at all, on the iPod Touch? My Wi-Fi is connected and it sees
> that stuff. And, in order for me to create an Apple ID, I need an E-Mail
> address, so I thought I could create the gmail account first and use that
> E-Mail address for the username for this account. This iPod is going to
> someone who has never had an E-Mail address, so this is the first. What do
> ya think I should do?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Brenda
>
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Re: trying to set up a gmail account on an iPod Touch Fifth Generation

[meadowlark77]

If I get someone else to do it that can see, could they? What's the mobile 
site's address, do ou know?

Thanks,

Brenda

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- Original Message - 
From: "Josh Gregory" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Sunday, August 04, 2013 6:44 PM
Subject: Re: trying to set up a gmail account on an iPod Touch Fifth 
Generation


Can't really create an account on the iPod, you can add it to the mail 
application but cannot create it. You'll also need help dealing with the 
capcha...

Now that I think about it you might be able to do it, through the mobile 
website through Safari on the iPod, but you will need a phone number to text 
too. That's part of the creation process in the mobile version, they will 
text you a Code and you have to enter it to continue. It's either that or a 
link don't remember which.

Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 4, 2013, at 7:34 PM,  wrote:

> I'm having one time. I cannot seem to get a gmail account set up on this 
> new
> iPod Touch Fifth Generation. If I set my gmail account up on it, it'll 
> work,
> but that thing is already created. I guess what my question is, is this. 
> Do
> we have to create the account on a computer first and then set it up on 
> the
> iPod? When I set my gmail account up on my iPhone5, I had that account for 
> a
> long long time. It was already set up on my computer. Can we not create a
> gmail account at all, on the iPod Touch? My Wi-Fi is connected and it sees
> that stuff. And, in order for me to create an Apple ID, I need an E-Mail
> address, so I thought I could create the gmail account first and use that
> E-Mail address for the username for this account. This iPod is going to
> someone who has never had an E-Mail address, so this is the first. What do
> ya think I should do?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Brenda
>
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RE: pages

[Linda C. Knight]

Oh thank you!


Hugs and 73
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Re: pages

[Sarah k Alawami]

go to the mac app store and hit cmd 4 for purchased. If it says updates hit cmd 
5. Both of these are on the number row  Once you get to purchased then scroll 
by heading with vo cmd h and vo shift cmd h until you get to pages then go 
right ti install and whale space bar, gently of corse.

Hth.
On Aug 4, 2013, at 5:02 PM, Linda C. Knight  wrote:

> 
> 
> Ok how do I redownload pages to my computer. I am in the app store and can't
> find the purchased. I'd like to try it again.
> 
> Thank you,
> 
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RE: pages

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Ok how do I redownload pages to my computer. I am in the app store and can't
find the purchased. I'd like to try it again.

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Re: trying to set up a gmail account on an iPod Touch Fifth Generation

[Josh Gregory]

Can't really create an account on the iPod, you can add it to the mail 
application but cannot create it. You'll also need help dealing with the 
capcha...

Now that I think about it you might be able to do it, through the mobile 
website through Safari on the iPod, but you will need a phone number to text 
too. That's part of the creation process in the mobile version, they will text 
you a Code and you have to enter it to continue. It's either that or a link 
don't remember which.

Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 4, 2013, at 7:34 PM,  wrote:

> I'm having one time. I cannot seem to get a gmail account set up on this new 
> iPod Touch Fifth Generation. If I set my gmail account up on it, it'll work, 
> but that thing is already created. I guess what my question is, is this. Do 
> we have to create the account on a computer first and then set it up on the 
> iPod? When I set my gmail account up on my iPhone5, I had that account for a 
> long long time. It was already set up on my computer. Can we not create a 
> gmail account at all, on the iPod Touch? My Wi-Fi is connected and it sees 
> that stuff. And, in order for me to create an Apple ID, I need an E-Mail 
> address, so I thought I could create the gmail account first and use that 
> E-Mail address for the username for this account. This iPod is going to 
> someone who has never had an E-Mail address, so this is the first. What do 
> ya think I should do?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Brenda
> 
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trying to set up a gmail account on an iPod Touch Fifth Generation

[meadowlark77]

I'm having one time. I cannot seem to get a gmail account set up on this new 
iPod Touch Fifth Generation. If I set my gmail account up on it, it'll work, 
but that thing is already created. I guess what my question is, is this. Do 
we have to create the account on a computer first and then set it up on the 
iPod? When I set my gmail account up on my iPhone5, I had that account for a 
long long time. It was already set up on my computer. Can we not create a 
gmail account at all, on the iPod Touch? My Wi-Fi is connected and it sees 
that stuff. And, in order for me to create an Apple ID, I need an E-Mail 
address, so I thought I could create the gmail account first and use that 
E-Mail address for the username for this account. This iPod is going to 
someone who has never had an E-Mail address, so this is the first. What do 
ya think I should do?

Thanks in advance,

Brenda

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Re: pages

[Sarah k Alawami]

I'm also learning how to use latex but that is not for the new beginner. lol! 
and iText express creates headers and footers, but voice over does not see 
them. I have contacted the dev 10  months ago but no response.  that is you 
cannot get back to them once you created them.

Tc and be blessed.
On Aug 4, 2013, at 3:06 PM, JAMES AUSTIN  wrote:

> Hi Linda
> On 4 Aug 2013, at 19:52, Linda C. Knight  wrote:
>> I saw from the beginning being a new mac user that pages is difficult.
> 
>> I wouldn't say that Pages is "difficult', once you get used to it, but it is 
>> quite different from using what you might call a "traditional" word 
>> processor. As others may have already explained, the real power of Pages is 
>> not found in the menus but in the Inspector. You can bring this up with 
>> Command+Option+I. From this window you can  control pretty much every aspect 
>> of Pages.
> 
> That being said, you need to remember (and maybe you've discovered this 
> already), that Voice Over support for Pages is quite rudimentary. This is 
> such a shame and extremely disappointing. Maybe this will improve later this 
> year. There are workarounds for a number of things such as including headers 
> in documents, but they are long-winded and are sometimes hit and miss. You 
> can include headings, but the process is quite time-consuming. Once you've 
> got the headings you want though, you're good to go. Footnotes are another 
> matter though. However, as with my following suggestion, what you use depends 
> on what you want to do.
>> 
>> I am wondering if anyone has a suggestion on a different word processor other
>> than text edit.
>> 
> There are a number of free solutions, including one that I believe is called 
> "iText Express". If i remember correctly, this is a revamped version of 
> TextEdit with some features including footnotes that TextEdit itself cannot 
> create. If however you want an experience comparable to MS Word though, you 
> might consider either Nisus Writer Express or Nisus Writer Pro. Each can be 
> found in the App Store or on the developer's website at:
> 
> http://www.nisus.com
> 
> The support from the developer is excellent and both the Express and Pro 
> versions can handle the importing of Word files. I think the difference 
> between the two is that Express does not offer Tables of Contents and a few 
> other features that the developers deem useful only to professionals. They 
> are however quite expensive.
> 
> At the moment, neither of these products offer Voice Over support for tables. 
> They do however offer a 15-day free trial from the website. 
> 
> Other people on this list use Nisus's word processing products and I'm sure 
> that if you decided to give them a  try, we would all be happy to help you 
> overcome any difficulties you might encounter.
>> 
>> 
>> Hope this helps
> James 
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Re: pages

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Hi Linda
On 4 Aug 2013, at 19:52, Linda C. Knight  wrote:
> I saw from the beginning being a new mac user that pages is difficult.

> I wouldn't say that Pages is "difficult', once you get used to it, but it is 
> quite different from using what you might call a "traditional" word 
> processor. As others may have already explained, the real power of Pages is 
> not found in the menus but in the Inspector. You can bring this up with 
> Command+Option+I. From this window you can  control pretty much every aspect 
> of Pages.

That being said, you need to remember (and maybe you've discovered this 
already), that Voice Over support for Pages is quite rudimentary. This is such 
a shame and extremely disappointing. Maybe this will improve later this year. 
There are workarounds for a number of things such as including headers in 
documents, but they are long-winded and are sometimes hit and miss. You can 
include headings, but the process is quite time-consuming. Once you've got the 
headings you want though, you're good to go. Footnotes are another matter 
though. However, as with my following suggestion, what you use depends on what 
you want to do.
> 
> I am wondering if anyone has a suggestion on a different word processor other
> than text edit.
> 
There are a number of free solutions, including one that I believe is called 
"iText Express". If i remember correctly, this is a revamped version of 
TextEdit with some features including footnotes that TextEdit itself cannot 
create. If however you want an experience comparable to MS Word though, you 
might consider either Nisus Writer Express or Nisus Writer Pro. Each can be 
found in the App Store or on the developer's website at:

http://www.nisus.com

The support from the developer is excellent and both the Express and Pro 
versions can handle the importing of Word files. I think the difference between 
the two is that Express does not offer Tables of Contents and a few other 
features that the developers deem useful only to professionals. They are 
however quite expensive.

At the moment, neither of these products offer Voice Over support for tables. 
They do however offer a 15-day free trial from the website. 

Other people on this list use Nisus's word processing products and I'm sure 
that if you decided to give them a  try, we would all be happy to help you 
overcome any difficulties you might encounter.
> 
> 
> Hope this helps
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Re: Help please with Numbers

[Andy Collins]

Hi Anne - Just been playing with it again, and got a bit further in that I 
found the results of my search, but couldn't quite manage to get myself on to 
that area of the spreadsheet. I had the text that I had searched for, in a 
table, and I hit VO CMD F5 to move the mouse to the selection, and then did a 
mouse click with VO shift space, and heard a click, but when I then stopped 
interacting, I couldn't get to the area on the spreadsheet itself, that 
contained what I was searching for. Will have to keep playing about with it and 
see… -

Andy 
On 4 Aug 2013, at 19:51, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> There are two scroll areas. Having stopped interacting with the one 
> containing the layout area, you have to navigate down to the other scroll 
> area which contains a table in which you find any results from your search.
> 
> I agree that it's convoluted, but it's all we have for now.
> 
> Let's hope that they bring out a new version of iWork before too long, and 
> that it's more accessible!
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> 
> On 4 Aug 2013, at 17:03, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Anne - I tried following your instructions, and got as far as interacting 
>> with scroll area, and table, but where you say "find desired result", 
>> stumped me, as I was at the top of the spreadsheet, and not on the result of 
>> the search. -This appears to be a very convoluted way to find a cell in a 
>> spreadsheet; hope I can figure it out 
>> 
>> Andy
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Re: just downloading and not installing the latest iOS update file

[Matthew Carello]

I have noticed that it seems to be much faster updating an IPhone over 
wifi. I would just tell your student to back up her phone and then try 
and do it over wifi at home. If not find somewhere she can use a 
reliable connection.


On 8/4/2013 1:39 PM, Moop Curran wrote:

Hi,
I have a student who's iphone isn't yet updated to ios 6, and she has minimal 
access to a computer and itunes. My question is, can I download the update to 
my computer and install it that way, we have a poor internet connection where I 
work with her, I tried to download it on my computer and install it directly in 
the same sitting, but it was taking forever. I would suggest the over the air 
update to her, but she's a beginner user, and I don't know how her access to 
wi-fi is. So is there a way I can just download the .dmg file to my computer 
tonight, then install it from my computer to her phone tomorrow?
Thanks,
Courtney


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Re: OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Library folder?

[Sarah k Alawami]

What you do  is hit cmd shift g then type ~/library this will take you to your 
user name slash library and from there you should be goo to go. To unhide the 
library until the next os10 update type in the terminal  the cmd shift g should 
be typed from with in the finder itself which can be gotten to by hitting vo 
shift d from any ware. 

chflags nohidden ~/Library/

and you will be good to go.
On Aug 4, 2013, at 11:29 AM, Georgina Joyce  wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I don't know what it is you are trying to achieve. Yes the Library directory 
> is hidden. The instruction to access it via finder appears difficult and I 
> don't understand it. However, I can access my Library directory via the 
> terminal. From utilities run terminal. Then you can use the change directory 
> command "cd' i.e.:
> 
> cd Library
> 
> Then press enter / return. You then will need to cd into the downcast folder. 
> I don't have downcast installed so I don't know what path you require.
> 
> You may want to unhide the Library directory which will make finder 
> navigation easier but has security issues. Or I guess that is why Apple 
> decided to make it hidden by default.
> 
> Good luck
> 
> Gena
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> On 3 Aug 2013, at 22:22, George Cham  wrote:
> 
>> 
>> I wrote to the developer of downcast.
>> He says the library is hidden by default..
>> In the library, is the container with the podcasts.
>> I still can't see it.
>> Here is the page, if anyone can work it out .
>> 
>> Apple
>> Store
>> Mac
>> iPod
>> iPhone
>> iPad
>> iTunes
>> Support
>> 
>> Languages
>> OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Library folder?
>> The Library folder contains files used by OS X and your apps, including your 
>> personal fonts and preferences. The Library folder is hidden. If you need to 
>> open it, make sure you are in the Finder, hold down the Option key, and then 
>> choose Go > Library.
>> 
>> Last Modified: Jul 9, 2013
>> Helpful?Yes No
>> 71% of people found this helpful.
>> Related
>> 
>> OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Fonts folder?
>> Your computer’s fonts are stored in the Fonts folder, which is in the 
>> Library folder at the top level of your computer’s internal disk. These 
>> fonts are available to all the computer’s users.
>> 
>> OS X Mountain Lion: Rename files and folders
>> There are some things you should not rename: App folders and any items that 
>> came with your system (such as the Library folder ).
>> 
>> OS X Mountain Lion: If you have problems with startup items
>> Some apps put items in the StartupItems folder, located in the Library 
>> folder . When you start your computer, items placed in this folder open 
>> automatically.
>> 
>> How do I find the Application Support folder in Mountain Lion?
>> menu in Finder. Then select Library . It's in there.
>> 
>> Attaching folder action scripts not available in 10.8
>> Once you run automator, you choose folder action as your document type. If 
>> you have your own AppleScript, Perl, Python, Ruby, or shell script, you 
>> would choose Library > Utilities and double-click your choice of “Run 
>> AppleScript,” or “Run Shell Script,” to place either in the workflow window. 
>> Save your workflow with a meaningful name.
>> 
>> I wish to delete own design templates from MY Templates Folder. Please where 
>> is this Folder located in Mountain Lion.
>> It is in the same place as always but since Lion you find it by in the 
>> Finder click on the Go menu while pressing down the Option/Alt key, then you 
>> get the option Library in the menu. Find the Application Support folder > 
>> iWork > Pages > Templates > My templates
>> 
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Re: just downloading and not installing the latest iOS update file

[Sarah k Alawami]

If you do that you will be forced to set up as a new iPhone unless she can 
restore from iCloud. what I do is hit restore, then when the thing comes up hit 
download only the navigate to where the ipsw is store which is 
~/library/itunes/iPhone Software Updates then download the copy the ipsw to the 
desk top then option click the restore button once you have her phone connected 
if it will let you and then brows to the ipsw file  and follow the prompts. if 
the new phone dialogue comes up I don't' know what to tell you as I actually 
had the same question at one time and could not restore this persons's phone 
even when I started a new library.

Take care.
On Aug 4, 2013, at 11:39 AM, Moop Curran  wrote:

> Hi,
> I have a student who's iphone isn't yet updated to ios 6, and she has minimal 
> access to a computer and itunes. My question is, can I download the update to 
> my computer and install it that way, we have a poor internet connection where 
> I work with her, I tried to download it on my computer and install it 
> directly in the same sitting, but it was taking forever. I would suggest the 
> over the air update to her, but she's a beginner user, and I don't know how 
> her access to wi-fi is. So is there a way I can just download the .dmg file 
> to my computer tonight, then install it from my computer to her phone 
> tomorrow?
> Thanks,
> Courtney
> 
> 
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Re: pages

[Sarah k Alawami]

Rap to window basically does not show you the number of pages in a document. 
Rap to page does.

Hth and 73.
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> 
> 
> 
> 
> Hi anne and all,
> 
> 
> 
> I saw from the beginning being a new mac user that pages is difficult.
> 
> 
> 
> I am wondering if anyone has a suggestion on a different wordprocessor other
> than text edit.
> 
> 
> 
> I plan to use text edit for simple things-as I am not in a professional
> field.
> 
> 
> 
> What is the difference in wrap to window and wrap to page.
> 
> 
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> 
> 
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Re: I found out where podcasts are stored.

[George Cham]

Hi Sarah,
Was just about to past the same thing.
I found the folder.
The media files have funny names.

George,

george.c...@outlook.com

On 05/08/2013, at 4:33 AM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Ok. for those of you who use down cast I found out thanks to down cast on 
> twitter where podcasts are stored.
> 
> from the finder hit go and paste in
> 
> ~/Library/Containers/com.jamawkinaw.downcast.mac/Data/Library/Application 
> Support/com.jamawkinaw.downcast.mac/.Downloaded_Media
> 
> and hit enter.
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pages

[Linda C. Knight]

 

 

Hi anne and all,

 

I saw from the beginning being a new mac user that pages is difficult.

 

I am wondering if anyone has a suggestion on a different wordprocessor other
than text edit.

 

I plan to use text edit for simple things-as I am not in a professional
field.

 

What is the difference in wrap to window and wrap to page.

 

Thank you,

 

 

Hugs and 73

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Re: Help please with Numbers

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Andy,

There are two scroll areas. Having stopped interacting with the one containing 
the layout area, you have to navigate down to the other scroll area which 
contains a table in which you find any results from your search.

I agree that it's convoluted, but it's all we have for now.

Let's hope that they bring out a new version of iWork before too long, and that 
it's more accessible!

Cheers,

Anne



On 4 Aug 2013, at 17:03, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi Anne - I tried following your instructions, and got as far as interacting 
> with scroll area, and table, but where you say "find desired result", stumped 
> me, as I was at the top of the spreadsheet, and not on the result of the 
> search. -This appears to be a very convoluted way to find a cell in a 
> spreadsheet; hope I can figure it out 
> 
> Andy

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Re: Selecting text using QuckNav in pages

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Jonathan,

If you're talking about the Pages application, Quick Nav is a bad idea. Having 
interacted with the item on the page, such as body or header, you have to bring 
the mouse and do a VO-Shift-Space bar click then just use the arrow keys to 
navigate or edit.

What does the VoiceOver manual say, anyway?

Cheers,

Anne

On 4 Aug 2013, at 19:12, Jonathan Tyrer  wrote:

> I've followed the instructions in the VO manual over and over, but I
> just can't manage to delete a word using the QuickNav method.
> 
> Does it work and if so, are the instructions incomplete in some way?
> 
> JT
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just downloading and not installing the latest iOS update file

[Moop Curran]

Hi,
I have a student who's iphone isn't yet updated to ios 6, and she has minimal 
access to a computer and itunes. My question is, can I download the update to 
my computer and install it that way, we have a poor internet connection where I 
work with her, I tried to download it on my computer and install it directly in 
the same sitting, but it was taking forever. I would suggest the over the air 
update to her, but she's a beginner user, and I don't know how her access to 
wi-fi is. So is there a way I can just download the .dmg file to my computer 
tonight, then install it from my computer to her phone tomorrow?
Thanks,
Courtney


Sent from my iMac

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Re: OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Library folder?

[Zachary Kline]

 Hey,
On the contrary, accessing the library folder, hidden or not, is easy via 
Finder. Hit cmd-shift-g, to open the “Go to Folder,” dialog, and type 
“~/library,” without the quotes. ~ is a Unixism for your home folder. You will 
be taken to the Library folder and able to dive in as you see fit.
I’d caution against cavalier editing of anything in there without directions, 
though. It’s really meant mostly for programs to use, hence why it’s hidden 
from end users normally.
Yours,
Zack.
On Aug 4, 2013, at 11:29 AM, Georgina Joyce  wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I don't know what it is you are trying to achieve. Yes the Library directory 
> is hidden. The instruction to access it via finder appears difficult and I 
> don't understand it. However, I can access my Library directory via the 
> terminal. From utilities run terminal. Then you can use the change directory 
> command "cd' i.e.:
> 
> cd Library
> 
> Then press enter / return. You then will need to cd into the downcast folder. 
> I don't have downcast installed so I don't know what path you require.
> 
> You may want to unhide the Library directory which will make finder 
> navigation easier but has security issues. Or I guess that is why Apple 
> decided to make it hidden by default.
> 
> Good luck
> 
> Gena
> 
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> 
> 
> On 3 Aug 2013, at 22:22, George Cham  wrote:
> 
>> 
>> I wrote to the developer of downcast.
>> He says the library is hidden by default..
>> In the library, is the container with the podcasts.
>> I still can't see it.
>> Here is the page, if anyone can work it out .
>> 
>> Apple
>> Store
>> Mac
>> iPod
>> iPhone
>> iPad
>> iTunes
>> Support
>> 
>> Languages
>> OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Library folder?
>> The Library folder contains files used by OS X and your apps, including your 
>> personal fonts and preferences. The Library folder is hidden. If you need to 
>> open it, make sure you are in the Finder, hold down the Option key, and then 
>> choose Go > Library.
>> 
>> Last Modified: Jul 9, 2013
>> Helpful?Yes No
>> 71% of people found this helpful.
>> Related
>> 
>> OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Fonts folder?
>> Your computer’s fonts are stored in the Fonts folder, which is in the 
>> Library folder at the top level of your computer’s internal disk. These 
>> fonts are available to all the computer’s users.
>> 
>> OS X Mountain Lion: Rename files and folders
>> There are some things you should not rename: App folders and any items that 
>> came with your system (such as the Library folder ).
>> 
>> OS X Mountain Lion: If you have problems with startup items
>> Some apps put items in the StartupItems folder, located in the Library 
>> folder . When you start your computer, items placed in this folder open 
>> automatically.
>> 
>> How do I find the Application Support folder in Mountain Lion?
>> menu in Finder. Then select Library . It's in there.
>> 
>> Attaching folder action scripts not available in 10.8
>> Once you run automator, you choose folder action as your document type. If 
>> you have your own AppleScript, Perl, Python, Ruby, or shell script, you 
>> would choose Library > Utilities and double-click your choice of “Run 
>> AppleScript,” or “Run Shell Script,” to place either in the workflow window. 
>> Save your workflow with a meaningful name.
>> 
>> I wish to delete own design templates from MY Templates Folder. Please where 
>> is this Folder located in Mountain Lion.
>> It is in the same place as always but since Lion you find it by in the 
>> Finder click on the Go menu while pressing down the Option/Alt key, then you 
>> get the option Library in the menu. Find the Application Support folder > 
>> iWork > Pages > Templates > My templates
>> 
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I found out where podcasts are stored.

[Sarah k Alawami]

Ok. for those of you who use down cast I found out thanks to down cast on 
twitter where podcasts are stored.

from the finder hit go and paste in

~/Library/Containers/com.jamawkinaw.downcast.mac/Data/Library/Application 
Support/com.jamawkinaw.downcast.mac/.Downloaded_Media

and hit enter.

Tc all.
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Re: OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Library folder?

[Georgina Joyce]

Hello,

I don't know what it is you are trying to achieve. Yes the Library directory is 
hidden. The instruction to access it via finder appears difficult and I don't 
understand it. However, I can access my Library directory via the terminal. 
From utilities run terminal. Then you can use the change directory command "cd' 
i.e.:

cd Library

Then press enter / return. You then will need to cd into the downcast folder. I 
don't have downcast installed so I don't know what path you require.

You may want to unhide the Library directory which will make finder navigation 
easier but has security issues. Or I guess that is why Apple decided to make it 
hidden by default.

Good luck

Gena

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On 3 Aug 2013, at 22:22, George Cham  wrote:

> 
> I wrote to the developer of downcast.
> He says the library is hidden by default..
> In the library, is the container with the podcasts.
> I still can't see it.
> Here is the page, if anyone can work it out .
> 
> Apple
> Store
> Mac
> iPod
> iPhone
> iPad
> iTunes
> Support
> 
> Languages 
> OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Library folder?
> The Library folder contains files used by OS X and your apps, including your 
> personal fonts and preferences. The Library folder is hidden. If you need to 
> open it, make sure you are in the Finder, hold down the Option key, and then 
> choose Go > Library.
> 
> Last Modified: Jul 9, 2013
> Helpful?Yes No
> 71% of people found this helpful.
> Related
> 
> OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Fonts folder?
> Your computer’s fonts are stored in the Fonts folder, which is in the Library 
> folder at the top level of your computer’s internal disk. These fonts are 
> available to all the computer’s users.
> 
> OS X Mountain Lion: Rename files and folders
> There are some things you should not rename: App folders and any items that 
> came with your system (such as the Library folder ).
> 
> OS X Mountain Lion: If you have problems with startup items
> Some apps put items in the StartupItems folder, located in the Library folder 
> . When you start your computer, items placed in this folder open 
> automatically.
> 
> How do I find the Application Support folder in Mountain Lion?
> menu in Finder. Then select Library . It's in there.
> 
> Attaching folder action scripts not available in 10.8
> Once you run automator, you choose folder action as your document type. If 
> you have your own AppleScript, Perl, Python, Ruby, or shell script, you would 
> choose Library > Utilities and double-click your choice of “Run AppleScript,” 
> or “Run Shell Script,” to place either in the workflow window. Save your 
> workflow with a meaningful name.
> 
> I wish to delete own design templates from MY Templates Folder. Please where 
> is this Folder located in Mountain Lion.
> It is in the same place as always but since Lion you find it by in the Finder 
> click on the Go menu while pressing down the Option/Alt key, then you get the 
> option Library in the menu. Find the Application Support folder > iWork > 
> Pages > Templates > My templates
> 
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> OS X Mountain Lion
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Selecting text using QuckNav in pages

[Jonathan Tyrer]

I've followed the instructions in the VO manual over and over, but I
just can't manage to delete a word using the QuickNav method.

Does it work and if so, are the instructions incomplete in some way?

JT
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Re: Help please with Numbers

[Andy Collins]

Hi Anne - I tried following your instructions, and got as far as interacting 
with scroll area, and table, but where you say "find desired result", stumped 
me, as I was at the top of the spreadsheet, and not on the result of the 
search. -This appears to be a very convoluted way to find a cell in a 
spreadsheet; hope I can figure it out 

Andy
On 3 Aug 2013, at 22:00, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> Here's how to do a find in Numbers:
> 
> Turn cursor tracking off;
> Press Command-f and enter search term;
> Stop interacting with everything;
> Navigate down and interact with scroll area;
> Interact with table:
> Find desired result;
> Bring mouse to VO cursor and do a mouse click (VO-Shift-Space);
> Stop interacting with table and scroll area;
> Navigate up to next scroll area;
> Interact with scroll area, Layout area, and Layout item;
> You will be on the selected cell;
> Press VO-Shift-T to identify the cell.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 3 Aug 2013, at 22:25, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> hi all -
>> 
>> I have a moderate sized Windows spreadsheet, say a couple of hundred or so 
>> rows of 5 columns. When I open it in Numbers, I get told that there is a 
>> problem with the font the spreadsheet is in, and I change the font to 
>> aerial. I've also tried ignoring this message about the font, as I'm not 
>> worried how it looks, and will never want to print it. Either way, I am able 
>> to get to see the spreadsheet in it's layout. The problem comes when I want 
>> to search the spreadsheet for certain description information. If I use VO f 
>> to find some text, Numbers then seems to hang, and even locks up the Mac, by 
>> saying "busy" all the time. Also, if I do fn VO and right arrow to get to 
>> the end of the spreadsheet, again, I get "busy' and it just hangs there.
>> 
>> Anybody help me get beyond this?
>> 
>> Thanks -
>> 
>> Andy
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Re: OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Library folder?

[Andy Collins]

Sarah - Would you mind if I ask that you perhaps use a spell check on your 
messages? I do find I have to spend time figuring out the typos. I don't want 
to miss your help by not understanding what is intended  -

Andy
On 3 Aug 2013, at 23:03, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> for me the library is not hidden but that's because I unhid it via the 
> terminal. 
> 
> gut from the finder hit cmd shift g then teeter in 
> ~/library/com.jamawkinaw.downcast.mac
> 
> Form there i don't know where to go but it's a start. I'll have a look at th 
> page.
> 
> Good luck.
> On Aug 3, 2013, at 2:22 PM, George Cham  wrote:
> 
>> 
>> I wrote to the developer of downcast.
>> He says the library is hidden by default..
>> In the library, is the container with the podcasts.
>> I still can't see it.
>> Here is the page, if anyone can work it out .
>> 
>> Apple
>> Store
>> Mac
>> iPod
>> iPhone
>> iPad
>> iTunes
>> Support
>> 
>> Languages
>> OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Library folder?
>> The Library folder contains files used by OS X and your apps, including your 
>> personal fonts and preferences. The Library folder is hidden. If you need to 
>> open it, make sure you are in the Finder, hold down the Option key, and then 
>> choose Go > Library.
>> 
>> Last Modified: Jul 9, 2013
>> Helpful?Yes No
>> 71% of people found this helpful.
>> Related
>> 
>> OS X Mountain Lion: What is the Fonts folder?
>> Your computer’s fonts are stored in the Fonts folder, which is in the 
>> Library folder at the top level of your computer’s internal disk. These 
>> fonts are available to all the computer’s users.
>> 
>> OS X Mountain Lion: Rename files and folders
>> There are some things you should not rename: App folders and any items that 
>> came with your system (such as the Library folder ).
>> 
>> OS X Mountain Lion: If you have problems with startup items
>> Some apps put items in the StartupItems folder, located in the Library 
>> folder . When you start your computer, items placed in this folder open 
>> automatically.
>> 
>> How do I find the Application Support folder in Mountain Lion?
>> menu in Finder. Then select Library . It's in there.
>> 
>> Attaching folder action scripts not available in 10.8
>> Once you run automator, you choose folder action as your document type. If 
>> you have your own AppleScript, Perl, Python, Ruby, or shell script, you 
>> would choose Library > Utilities and double-click your choice of “Run 
>> AppleScript,” or “Run Shell Script,” to place either in the workflow window. 
>> Save your workflow with a meaningful name.
>> 
>> I wish to delete own design templates from MY Templates Folder. Please where 
>> is this Folder located in Mountain Lion.
>> It is in the same place as always but since Lion you find it by in the 
>> Finder click on the Go menu while pressing down the Option/Alt key, then you 
>> get the option Library in the menu. Find the Application Support folder > 
>> iWork > Pages > Templates > My templates
>> 
>> Additional Product Support Information
>> OS X Mountain Lion
>> HomeSupport Shop the Apple Online Store (1-800-MY-APPLE), visit an Apple 
>> Retail Store, or find a reseller.   Apple InfoSite MapHot NewsRSS 
>> FeedsContact Us
>> Copyright © 2013 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.
>> Terms of UsePrivacy Policy
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Re: Help please with Numbers

[Andy Collins]

Thanks Sarah, it's actually F3, thought you must have meant that when num row 3 
didn't do it -

Andy
On 3 Aug 2013, at 23:04, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> vo shoft numrow 3 will toggle vo curser trackign off and on.
> 
> Good luck.
> On Aug 3, 2013, at 2:20 PM, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Anne - Very good of you to provide so much help. Think I must be getting 
>> tired now, as I can't seem to recall -- if I ever knew  -- how to turn off 
>> cursor tracking. I've looked under the various help menus, but can't find 
>> it. Perhaps it's time to call it a day > 
>> Andy
>> On 3 Aug 2013, at 22:00, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello Andy,
>>> 
>>> Here's how to do a find in Numbers:
>>> 
>>> Turn cursor tracking off;
>>> Press Command-f and enter search term;
>>> Stop interacting with everything;
>>> Navigate down and interact with scroll area;
>>> Interact with table:
>>> Find desired result;
>>> Bring mouse to VO cursor and do a mouse click (VO-Shift-Space);
>>> Stop interacting with table and scroll area;
>>> Navigate up to next scroll area;
>>> Interact with scroll area, Layout area, and Layout item;
>>> You will be on the selected cell;
>>> Press VO-Shift-T to identify the cell.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Anne
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 3 Aug 2013, at 22:25, Andy Collins  wrote:
>>> 
 hi all -
 
 I have a moderate sized Windows spreadsheet, say a couple of hundred or so 
 rows of 5 columns. When I open it in Numbers, I get told that there is a 
 problem with the font the spreadsheet is in, and I change the font to 
 aerial. I've also tried ignoring this message about the font, as I'm not 
 worried how it looks, and will never want to print it. Either way, I am 
 able to get to see the spreadsheet in it's layout. The problem comes when 
 I want to search the spreadsheet for certain description information. If I 
 use VO f to find some text, Numbers then seems to hang, and even locks up 
 the Mac, by saying "busy" all the time. Also, if I do fn VO and right 
 arrow to get to the end of the spreadsheet, again, I get "busy' and it 
 just hangs there.
 
 Anybody help me get beyond this?
 
 Thanks -
 
 Andy
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Re: Sorting entry's In Reminders

[Sarah Alawami]

They are always newest to oldest. I have not found a way to surt  but I like it 
th away both on iOS and ML. 
TC

> On Aug 3, 2013, at 16:04, Dane Trethowan  wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> Is there any way to sort the order of entry's in the Reminders App under IOS?
> 
> Obviously I'd be interested of hearing any way this might be done using the 
> OSX reminders too.
> 
> Cheers!
> 
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