Re: recovering space on macbook air

[Josh Gregory]

Ok  thanks a lot I will look into it. 

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On Aug 7, 2013, at 1:11 PM, Orin  wrote:

> There's iBoostup free version, but it's certainly not as good. It does what 
> you want, cleans your system but Clean my Mac does a much better job of it.
> 
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> On Aug 7, 2013, at 1:08 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
> 
>> Nice, for now, are there any free Things that accomplish  sort of the same 
>> thing?
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 1:02 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
>> 
>>> No it is not. It is $49 I think, and it's worth it. It even deletes and 
>>> cleans out your IPhoto library and compacts it if you have iPhoto anyways. 
>>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 9:51 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
>>> 
 Is that free?
 
 Sent from my iPhone
 
 On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:22 PM, Orin  wrote:
 
> This is why I like using Clean my Mac II to delete the trash, as I think 
> it deletes everything including those files.
> 
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> On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:20 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
> 
>> Actually, I think the things that are deleted from the trash are stored 
>> in some sort of directory until the space taken up by the deleted items 
>> is used up again.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 10:43 AM, "Artie!"  wrote:
>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> This topic was part of our class at the Lighthouse for the V/I and 
>>> Blind in Port Richey on Monday.   Linda uses one of their desktop 
>>> Apples, and I bring my own laptop and my own keyboard.We purposely 
>>> created new folders and new files within, and purposely sent them to 
>>> Trash.  As those were for learning purposes only, we went through the 
>>> *Empty the Trash  procedure. The Trash is bytes of information -- 
>>> taking up space in the computer.  When the Trash is emptied, everything 
>>> goes into cyberspace and is not recoverable.  Thus, the trash file 
>>> folder has zero in it.  When the emptying procedure is completed, which 
>>> is not instantly, there is a sound like a paper bag   being crunched.
>>> 
>>> Yesterday at home Linda went to empty the Trash from her desktop 
>>> computer, and something was stuck, like locked in,  and would not go 
>>> out into cyberspace.  She played with whatever she did, and got it 
>>> freed up and out.
>>> 
>>> Hope this helps.  Artie.
>>> 
>>> From: "William Lomas"
>>> hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the 
>>> free space back to use on my air?
>>> if not please how do id o this?
>>> =.
>>> 
>>> 
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Re: recovering space on macbook air

[Orin]

There's iBoostup free version, but it's certainly not as good. It does what you 
want, cleans your system but Clean my Mac does a much better job of it.

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On Aug 7, 2013, at 1:08 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> Nice, for now, are there any free Things that accomplish  sort of the same 
> thing?
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Aug 7, 2013, at 1:02 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
> 
>> No it is not. It is $49 I think, and it's worth it. It even deletes and 
>> cleans out your IPhoto library and compacts it if you have iPhoto anyways. 
>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 9:51 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
>> 
>>> Is that free?
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
>>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:22 PM, Orin  wrote:
>>> 
 This is why I like using Clean my Mac II to delete the trash, as I think 
 it deletes everything including those files.
 
 Orin
 orin8...@gmail.com
 Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/orinks
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 On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:20 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
 
> Actually, I think the things that are deleted from the trash are stored 
> in some sort of directory until the space taken up by the deleted items 
> is used up again.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Aug 7, 2013, at 10:43 AM, "Artie!"  wrote:
> 
>> 
>> 
>> This topic was part of our class at the Lighthouse for the V/I and Blind 
>> in Port Richey on Monday.   Linda uses one of their desktop Apples, and 
>> I bring my own laptop and my own keyboard.We purposely created new 
>> folders and new files within, and purposely sent them to Trash.  As 
>> those were for learning purposes only, we went through the *Empty the 
>> Trash  procedure. The Trash is bytes of information -- taking up space 
>> in the computer.  When the Trash is emptied, everything goes into 
>> cyberspace and is not recoverable.  Thus, the trash file folder has zero 
>> in it.  When the emptying procedure is completed, which is not 
>> instantly, there is a sound like a paper bag   being crunched.
>> 
>> Yesterday at home Linda went to empty the Trash from her desktop 
>> computer, and something was stuck, like locked in,  and would not go out 
>> into cyberspace.  She played with whatever she did, and got it freed up 
>> and out.
>> 
>> Hope this helps.  Artie.
>> 
>> From: "William Lomas"
>> hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the free 
>> space back to use on my air?
>> if not please how do id o this?
>> =.
>> 
>> 
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Re: recovering space on macbook air

[Josh Gregory]

Nice, for now, are there any free Things that accomplish  sort of the same 
thing?

Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 7, 2013, at 1:02 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> No it is not. It is $49 I think, and it's worth it. It even deletes and 
> cleans out your IPhoto library and compacts it if you have iPhoto anyways. 
> On Aug 7, 2013, at 9:51 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
> 
>> Is that free?
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:22 PM, Orin  wrote:
>> 
>>> This is why I like using Clean my Mac II to delete the trash, as I think it 
>>> deletes everything including those files.
>>> 
>>> Orin
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>>> 
>>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:20 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
>>> 
 Actually, I think the things that are deleted from the trash are stored in 
 some sort of directory until the space taken up by the deleted items is 
 used up again.
 
 Sent from my iPhone
 
 On Aug 7, 2013, at 10:43 AM, "Artie!"  wrote:
 
> 
> 
> This topic was part of our class at the Lighthouse for the V/I and Blind 
> in Port Richey on Monday.   Linda uses one of their desktop Apples, and I 
> bring my own laptop and my own keyboard.We purposely created new 
> folders and new files within, and purposely sent them to Trash.  As those 
> were for learning purposes only, we went through the *Empty the Trash  
> procedure. The Trash is bytes of information -- taking up space in the 
> computer.  When the Trash is emptied, everything goes into cyberspace and 
> is not recoverable.  Thus, the trash file folder has zero in it.  When 
> the emptying procedure is completed, which is not instantly, there is a 
> sound like a paper bag   being crunched.
> 
> Yesterday at home Linda went to empty the Trash from her desktop 
> computer, and something was stuck, like locked in,  and would not go out 
> into cyberspace.  She played with whatever she did, and got it freed up 
> and out.
> 
> Hope this helps.  Artie.
> 
> From: "William Lomas"
> hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the free 
> space back to use on my air?
> if not please how do id o this?
> =.
> 
> 
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Re: recovering space on macbook air

[Sarah k Alawami]

No it is not. It is $49 I think, and it's worth it. It even deletes and cleans 
out your IPhoto library and compacts it if you have iPhoto anyways. 
On Aug 7, 2013, at 9:51 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> Is that free?
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:22 PM, Orin  wrote:
> 
>> This is why I like using Clean my Mac II to delete the trash, as I think it 
>> deletes everything including those files.
>> 
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>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:20 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
>> 
>>> Actually, I think the things that are deleted from the trash are stored in 
>>> some sort of directory until the space taken up by the deleted items is 
>>> used up again.
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
>>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 10:43 AM, "Artie!"  wrote:
>>> 
 
 
 This topic was part of our class at the Lighthouse for the V/I and Blind 
 in Port Richey on Monday.   Linda uses one of their desktop Apples, and I 
 bring my own laptop and my own keyboard.We purposely created new 
 folders and new files within, and purposely sent them to Trash.  As those 
 were for learning purposes only, we went through the *Empty the Trash  
 procedure. The Trash is bytes of information -- taking up space in the 
 computer.  When the Trash is emptied, everything goes into cyberspace and 
 is not recoverable.  Thus, the trash file folder has zero in it.  When the 
 emptying procedure is completed, which is not instantly, there is a sound 
 like a paper bag   being crunched.
 
 Yesterday at home Linda went to empty the Trash from her desktop computer, 
 and something was stuck, like locked in,  and would not go out into 
 cyberspace.  She played with whatever she did, and got it freed up and out.
 
 Hope this helps.  Artie.
 
 From: "William Lomas"
 hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the free 
 space back to use on my air?
 if not please how do id o this?
 =.
 
 
 
 
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Re: recovering space on macbook air

[Orin]

It isn't free, no. It costs $40.

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On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:51 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> Is that free?
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:22 PM, Orin  wrote:
> 
>> This is why I like using Clean my Mac II to delete the trash, as I think it 
>> deletes everything including those files.
>> 
>> Orin
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>> 
>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:20 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
>> 
>>> Actually, I think the things that are deleted from the trash are stored in 
>>> some sort of directory until the space taken up by the deleted items is 
>>> used up again.
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
>>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 10:43 AM, "Artie!"  wrote:
>>> 
 
 
 This topic was part of our class at the Lighthouse for the V/I and Blind 
 in Port Richey on Monday.   Linda uses one of their desktop Apples, and I 
 bring my own laptop and my own keyboard.We purposely created new 
 folders and new files within, and purposely sent them to Trash.  As those 
 were for learning purposes only, we went through the *Empty the Trash  
 procedure. The Trash is bytes of information -- taking up space in the 
 computer.  When the Trash is emptied, everything goes into cyberspace and 
 is not recoverable.  Thus, the trash file folder has zero in it.  When the 
 emptying procedure is completed, which is not instantly, there is a sound 
 like a paper bag   being crunched.
 
 Yesterday at home Linda went to empty the Trash from her desktop computer, 
 and something was stuck, like locked in,  and would not go out into 
 cyberspace.  She played with whatever she did, and got it freed up and out.
 
 Hope this helps.  Artie.
 
 From: "William Lomas"
 hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the free 
 space back to use on my air?
 if not please how do id o this?
 =.
 
 
 
 
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Re: pro audio editing on mac.

[Sarah k Alawami]

Lol. but it does not hurt to try.  and try I'll keep doing. I hav e a way to 
send out the same email scheduled and if that's what it takes, nicely of corse, 
I'll do it. I hope they midi or event editor or what ever it's called is one 
day made accessible.

Take care and be blessed.
On Aug 7, 2013, at 9:56 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick  wrote:

> I wouldn't hold your breath :-)
> 
> Dónal
> On 7 Aug 2013, at 17:54, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
> 
>> lol.It takes a lot of patience and a good ear.¬ The only thing I cannot do 
>> with gb is midi work because, first my midi controller died, and second,  
>> the midi editors not even accessible in garage band. I want it to be so I 
>> can do what my sound engineer does by my self. such as decays, releaces, 
>> dynamics, note fixing etc. One day perhaps.
>> 
>> Tc and be blessed.
>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 9:38 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick  
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Sarah,
>>> 
>>> Well actually, given the quality of the work you produce (I've heard plenty 
>>> of the podcasts) if you use Garage band and Amadeus, then that says enough 
>>> for me.  The kind of thing I want to do is some post production on CDs and 
>>> the like so I might just give Garage Band and Amadeus a whirl (given I 
>>> already own them anyway) and see where it takes me.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Dónal
>>> On 7 Aug 2013, at 17:30, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
>>> 
 lol. I myself use garage band for my pro editing. It of corse is not as 
 good in term of pro tools, how ever I can get my editing done since I 
 cannot afford studio time right now and with a good ear and a lot of 
 patience, more patience then a good ear, I can make things sound very very 
 very good.  People think I use protools. lol! and for my voice over work I 
 do for people I do use amadeus pro for my pro editing. I realize that's 
 now  what you wanted to hear, but it does do the job quite literally for 
 me. 
 
 Tc and be blessed.
 On Aug 7, 2013, at 2:17 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick  
 wrote:
 
> Hi folks,
> 
> I'm going to try to write an optimistic post but I sense it's not going 
> to happen :-)
> 
> I've been given a present by a mate of mine of an Apogee Duet 2.  It's 
> one of these long-term loan things.  Now the only audio editor I have is 
> Amadeus.  I'd like to purchase something a bit better.  You see, this is 
> all good right?
> 
> HEre's the bad bit though.  It seems Logic Pro X isn't entirely 
> accessible.  Apple Accessibility, in a departure from recent form, 
> actually sent me an email that seemed to have some human creativity in 
> it.  They tell me that there will be a VPAT for Logic Pro X available 
> soon. Protools 11 has regressed in terms of accessibility (or so I've 
> heard) and version 10 requires Lion.  I don't have a machine running Lion 
> so that screws that one up.  So does anyone have other ideas?  There's 
> always Garage band but let's face it that's not really in the same league.
> 
> Thoughts welcome.
> 
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Re: pro audio editing on mac.

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

I wouldn't hold your breath :-)

Dónal
On 7 Aug 2013, at 17:54, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> lol.It takes a lot of patience and a good ear.¬ The only thing I cannot do 
> with gb is midi work because, first my midi controller died, and second,  the 
> midi editors not even accessible in garage band. I want it to be so I can do 
> what my sound engineer does by my self. such as decays, releaces, dynamics, 
> note fixing etc. One day perhaps.
> 
> Tc and be blessed.
> On Aug 7, 2013, at 9:38 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick  
> wrote:
> 
>> Hi Sarah,
>> 
>> Well actually, given the quality of the work you produce (I've heard plenty 
>> of the podcasts) if you use Garage band and Amadeus, then that says enough 
>> for me.  The kind of thing I want to do is some post production on CDs and 
>> the like so I might just give Garage Band and Amadeus a whirl (given I 
>> already own them anyway) and see where it takes me.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Dónal
>> On 7 Aug 2013, at 17:30, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
>> 
>>> lol. I myself use garage band for my pro editing. It of corse is not as 
>>> good in term of pro tools, how ever I can get my editing done since I 
>>> cannot afford studio time right now and with a good ear and a lot of 
>>> patience, more patience then a good ear, I can make things sound very very 
>>> very good.  People think I use protools. lol! and for my voice over work I 
>>> do for people I do use amadeus pro for my pro editing. I realize that's now 
>>>  what you wanted to hear, but it does do the job quite literally for me. 
>>> 
>>> Tc and be blessed.
>>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 2:17 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
 Hi folks,
 
 I'm going to try to write an optimistic post but I sense it's not going to 
 happen :-)
 
 I've been given a present by a mate of mine of an Apogee Duet 2.  It's one 
 of these long-term loan things.  Now the only audio editor I have is 
 Amadeus.  I'd like to purchase something a bit better.  You see, this is 
 all good right?
 
 HEre's the bad bit though.  It seems Logic Pro X isn't entirely 
 accessible.  Apple Accessibility, in a departure from recent form, 
 actually sent me an email that seemed to have some human creativity in it. 
  They tell me that there will be a VPAT for Logic Pro X available soon. 
 Protools 11 has regressed in terms of accessibility (or so I've heard) and 
 version 10 requires Lion.  I don't have a machine running Lion so that 
 screws that one up.  So does anyone have other ideas?  There's always 
 Garage band but let's face it that's not really in the same league.
 
 Thoughts welcome.
 
 Dónal
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Re: pro audio editing on mac.

[Sarah k Alawami]

lol.It takes a lot of patience and a good ear.¬ The only thing I cannot do with 
gb is midi work because, first my midi controller died, and second,  the midi 
editors not even accessible in garage band. I want it to be so I can do what my 
sound engineer does by my self. such as decays, releaces, dynamics, note fixing 
etc. One day perhaps.

Tc and be blessed.
On Aug 7, 2013, at 9:38 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick  wrote:

> Hi Sarah,
> 
> Well actually, given the quality of the work you produce (I've heard plenty 
> of the podcasts) if you use Garage band and Amadeus, then that says enough 
> for me.  The kind of thing I want to do is some post production on CDs and 
> the like so I might just give Garage Band and Amadeus a whirl (given I 
> already own them anyway) and see where it takes me.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Dónal
> On 7 Aug 2013, at 17:30, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
> 
>> lol. I myself use garage band for my pro editing. It of corse is not as good 
>> in term of pro tools, how ever I can get my editing done since I cannot 
>> afford studio time right now and with a good ear and a lot of patience, more 
>> patience then a good ear, I can make things sound very very very good.  
>> People think I use protools. lol! and for my voice over work I do for people 
>> I do use amadeus pro for my pro editing. I realize that's now  what you 
>> wanted to hear, but it does do the job quite literally for me. 
>> 
>> Tc and be blessed.
>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 2:17 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick  
>> wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi folks,
>>> 
>>> I'm going to try to write an optimistic post but I sense it's not going to 
>>> happen :-)
>>> 
>>> I've been given a present by a mate of mine of an Apogee Duet 2.  It's one 
>>> of these long-term loan things.  Now the only audio editor I have is 
>>> Amadeus.  I'd like to purchase something a bit better.  You see, this is 
>>> all good right?
>>> 
>>> HEre's the bad bit though.  It seems Logic Pro X isn't entirely accessible. 
>>>  Apple Accessibility, in a departure from recent form, actually sent me an 
>>> email that seemed to have some human creativity in it.  They tell me that 
>>> there will be a VPAT for Logic Pro X available soon. Protools 11 has 
>>> regressed in terms of accessibility (or so I've heard) and version 10 
>>> requires Lion.  I don't have a machine running Lion so that screws that one 
>>> up.  So does anyone have other ideas?  There's always Garage band but let's 
>>> face it that's not really in the same league.
>>> 
>>> Thoughts welcome.
>>> 
>>> Dónal
>>> Dr. Dónal Fitzpatrick,
>>> School of Computing, 
>>> Dublin City University,
>>> Glasnevin, 
>>> Dublin 9, Ireland
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>>> fax: +353-(0)1-700-5442
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Re: recovering space on macbook air

[Josh Gregory]

Is that free?

Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:22 PM, Orin  wrote:

> This is why I like using Clean my Mac II to delete the trash, as I think it 
> deletes everything including those files.
> 
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> On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:20 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
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>> Actually, I think the things that are deleted from the trash are stored in 
>> some sort of directory until the space taken up by the deleted items is used 
>> up again.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Aug 7, 2013, at 10:43 AM, "Artie!"  wrote:
>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> This topic was part of our class at the Lighthouse for the V/I and Blind in 
>>> Port Richey on Monday.   Linda uses one of their desktop Apples, and I 
>>> bring my own laptop and my own keyboard.We purposely created new 
>>> folders and new files within, and purposely sent them to Trash.  As those 
>>> were for learning purposes only, we went through the *Empty the Trash  
>>> procedure. The Trash is bytes of information -- taking up space in the 
>>> computer.  When the Trash is emptied, everything goes into cyberspace and 
>>> is not recoverable.  Thus, the trash file folder has zero in it.  When the 
>>> emptying procedure is completed, which is not instantly, there is a sound 
>>> like a paper bag   being crunched.
>>> 
>>> Yesterday at home Linda went to empty the Trash from her desktop computer, 
>>> and something was stuck, like locked in,  and would not go out into 
>>> cyberspace.  She played with whatever she did, and got it freed up and out.
>>> 
>>> Hope this helps.  Artie.
>>> 
>>> From: "William Lomas"
>>> hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the free 
>>> space back to use on my air?
>>> if not please how do id o this?
>>> =.
>>> 
>>> 
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Re: pro audio editing on mac.

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Hi Sarah,

Well actually, given the quality of the work you produce (I've heard plenty of 
the podcasts) if you use Garage band and Amadeus, then that says enough for me. 
 The kind of thing I want to do is some post production on CDs and the like so 
I might just give Garage Band and Amadeus a whirl (given I already own them 
anyway) and see where it takes me.

Cheers,

Dónal
On 7 Aug 2013, at 17:30, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> lol. I myself use garage band for my pro editing. It of corse is not as good 
> in term of pro tools, how ever I can get my editing done since I cannot 
> afford studio time right now and with a good ear and a lot of patience, more 
> patience then a good ear, I can make things sound very very very good.  
> People think I use protools. lol! and for my voice over work I do for people 
> I do use amadeus pro for my pro editing. I realize that's now  what you 
> wanted to hear, but it does do the job quite literally for me. 
> 
> Tc and be blessed.
> On Aug 7, 2013, at 2:17 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick  
> wrote:
> 
>> Hi folks,
>> 
>> I'm going to try to write an optimistic post but I sense it's not going to 
>> happen :-)
>> 
>> I've been given a present by a mate of mine of an Apogee Duet 2.  It's one 
>> of these long-term loan things.  Now the only audio editor I have is 
>> Amadeus.  I'd like to purchase something a bit better.  You see, this is all 
>> good right?
>> 
>> HEre's the bad bit though.  It seems Logic Pro X isn't entirely accessible.  
>> Apple Accessibility, in a departure from recent form, actually sent me an 
>> email that seemed to have some human creativity in it.  They tell me that 
>> there will be a VPAT for Logic Pro X available soon. Protools 11 has 
>> regressed in terms of accessibility (or so I've heard) and version 10 
>> requires Lion.  I don't have a machine running Lion so that screws that one 
>> up.  So does anyone have other ideas?  There's always Garage band but let's 
>> face it that's not really in the same league.
>> 
>> Thoughts welcome.
>> 
>> Dónal
>> Dr. Dónal Fitzpatrick,
>> School of Computing, 
>> Dublin City University,
>> Glasnevin, 
>> Dublin 9, Ireland
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>> fax: +353-(0)1-700-5442
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Re: pro audio editing on mac.

[Sarah k Alawami]

lol. I myself use garage band for my pro editing. It of corse is not as good in 
term of pro tools, how ever I can get my editing done since I cannot afford 
studio time right now and with a good ear and a lot of patience, more patience 
then a good ear, I can make things sound very very very good.  People think I 
use protools. lol! and for my voice over work I do for people I do use amadeus 
pro for my pro editing. I realize that's now  what you wanted to hear, but it 
does do the job quite literally for me. 

Tc and be blessed.
On Aug 7, 2013, at 2:17 AM, Dónal Fitzpatrick  wrote:

> Hi folks,
> 
> I'm going to try to write an optimistic post but I sense it's not going to 
> happen :-)
> 
> I've been given a present by a mate of mine of an Apogee Duet 2.  It's one of 
> these long-term loan things.  Now the only audio editor I have is Amadeus.  
> I'd like to purchase something a bit better.  You see, this is all good right?
> 
> HEre's the bad bit though.  It seems Logic Pro X isn't entirely accessible.  
> Apple Accessibility, in a departure from recent form, actually sent me an 
> email that seemed to have some human creativity in it.  They tell me that 
> there will be a VPAT for Logic Pro X available soon. Protools 11 has 
> regressed in terms of accessibility (or so I've heard) and version 10 
> requires Lion.  I don't have a machine running Lion so that screws that one 
> up.  So does anyone have other ideas?  There's always Garage band but let's 
> face it that's not really in the same league.
> 
> Thoughts welcome.
> 
> Dónal
> Dr. Dónal Fitzpatrick,
> School of Computing, 
> Dublin City University,
> Glasnevin, 
> Dublin 9, Ireland
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Re: recovering space on macbook air

[Orin]

This is why I like using Clean my Mac II to delete the trash, as I think it 
deletes everything including those files.

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On Aug 7, 2013, at 12:20 PM, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> Actually, I think the things that are deleted from the trash are stored in 
> some sort of directory until the space taken up by the deleted items is used 
> up again.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Aug 7, 2013, at 10:43 AM, "Artie!"  wrote:
> 
>> 
>> 
>> This topic was part of our class at the Lighthouse for the V/I and Blind in 
>> Port Richey on Monday.   Linda uses one of their desktop Apples, and I bring 
>> my own laptop and my own keyboard.We purposely created new folders and 
>> new files within, and purposely sent them to Trash.  As those were for 
>> learning purposes only, we went through the *Empty the Trash  procedure. The 
>> Trash is bytes of information -- taking up space in the computer.  When the 
>> Trash is emptied, everything goes into cyberspace and is not recoverable.  
>> Thus, the trash file folder has zero in it.  When the emptying procedure is 
>> completed, which is not instantly, there is a sound like a paper bag   being 
>> crunched.
>> 
>>  Yesterday at home Linda went to empty the Trash from her desktop computer, 
>> and something was stuck, like locked in,  and would not go out into 
>> cyberspace.  She played with whatever she did, and got it freed up and out.
>> 
>>  Hope this helps.  Artie.
>> 
>> From: "William Lomas"
>> hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the free 
>> space back to use on my air?
>> if not please how do id o this?
>> =.
>> 
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Removing space from the trash frees up space.

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On Aug 7, 2013, at 5:46 AM, William Lomas  wrote:

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> space back to use on my air?
> if not please how do id o this?
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Re: recovering space on macbook air

[Josh Gregory]

Actually, I think the things that are deleted from the trash are stored in some 
sort of directory until the space taken up by the deleted items is used up 
again.

Sent from my iPhone

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> 
> 
> This topic was part of our class at the Lighthouse for the V/I and Blind in 
> Port Richey on Monday.   Linda uses one of their desktop Apples, and I bring 
> my own laptop and my own keyboard.We purposely created new folders and 
> new files within, and purposely sent them to Trash.  As those were for 
> learning purposes only, we went through the *Empty the Trash  procedure. The 
> Trash is bytes of information -- taking up space in the computer.  When the 
> Trash is emptied, everything goes into cyberspace and is not recoverable.  
> Thus, the trash file folder has zero in it.  When the emptying procedure is 
> completed, which is not instantly, there is a sound like a paper bag   being 
> crunched.
> 
>   Yesterday at home Linda went to empty the Trash from her desktop computer, 
> and something was stuck, like locked in,  and would not go out into 
> cyberspace.  She played with whatever she did, and got it freed up and out.
> 
>   Hope this helps.  Artie.
> 
> From: "William Lomas"
> hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the free 
> space back to use on my air?
> if not please how do id o this?
> =.
> 
> 
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Re: recovering space on macbook air

[Artie!]

This topic was part of our class at the Lighthouse for the V/I and Blind in 
Port Richey on Monday.   Linda uses one of their desktop Apples, and I bring 
my own laptop and my own keyboard.We purposely created new folders and 
new files within, and purposely sent them to Trash.  As those were for 
learning purposes only, we went through the *Empty the Trash  procedure. 
The Trash is bytes of information -- taking up space in the computer.  When 
the Trash is emptied, everything goes into cyberspace and is not 
recoverable.  Thus, the trash file folder has zero in it.  When the emptying 
procedure is completed, which is not instantly, there is a sound like a 
paper bag   being crunched.


   Yesterday at home Linda went to empty the Trash from her desktop 
computer, and something was stuck, like locked in,  and would not go out 
into cyberspace.  She played with whatever she did, and got it freed up and 
out.


   Hope this helps.  Artie.

From: "William Lomas"
hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the free 
space back to use on my air?

if not please how do id o this?
=.




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ole aria, anybody?

[Cait and Maggie]

Hi,
Has anyone here successfully gotten ole aria to work?
I installed it yesterday and when I hit command o to open it nothing happens.
If this doesn't work, are there any other options for reading daisy files on 
the mac?
thanks,
Cait

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recovering space on macbook air

[William Lomas]

hi all when i remove items from my trash do i automatically get the free space 
back to use on my air?
if not please how do id o this?

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pro audio editing on mac.

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Hi folks,

I'm going to try to write an optimistic post but I sense it's not going to 
happen :-)

I've been given a present by a mate of mine of an Apogee Duet 2.  It's one of 
these long-term loan things.  Now the only audio editor I have is Amadeus.  I'd 
like to purchase something a bit better.  You see, this is all good right?

HEre's the bad bit though.  It seems Logic Pro X isn't entirely accessible.  
Apple Accessibility, in a departure from recent form, actually sent me an email 
that seemed to have some human creativity in it.  They tell me that there will 
be a VPAT for Logic Pro X available soon. Protools 11 has regressed in terms of 
accessibility (or so I've heard) and version 10 requires Lion.  I don't have a 
machine running Lion so that screws that one up.  So does anyone have other 
ideas?  There's always Garage band but let's face it that's not really in the 
same league.

Thoughts welcome.

Dónal
Dr. Dónal Fitzpatrick,
School of Computing, 
Dublin City University,
Glasnevin, 
Dublin 9, Ireland
Tel. +353-(0)1-700-8929
fax: +353-(0)1-700-5442
email: dfitzpat (at) computing.dcu.ie

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