Re: problem with an Apple ID

[meadowlark77]

I don't have that app. I have Tap Tap See! Would that do it or not? 
Otherwise, I'll get this other one.

Thanks,

Brenda

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- Original Message - 
From: "Glenn" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2013 7:01 PM
Subject: Re: problem with an Apple ID


Do you have the VisWiz app?
Point it at the fields, and maybe the fields can be read by someone.
The password should show up as asterisks, so don't worry about someone
seeing your password.
HTH.
Glenn
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To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2013 6:38 PM
Subject: problem with an Apple ID


Hello y'all,

I've got a problem with an Apple ID. I'll try and explain. I tried to
create an Apple ID on an iPod Touch Fifth Generation. I didn't want it the
same as my iPhone5's ID, because this is going to a friend of mine.

Face time settings accepted what I had for an Apple ID. So, did
Messaging. But it's the App Store. Here I thought last night that I had
everything filled out correctly. So, when I went to install some apps on her
iPod, I got:

Your Apple ID is not correct. There are some fields that need to be filled
in. These fields are in red."

Well, guess what? I can't see what's in red, so no go here. What do I do
now? Can you delete an Apple ID and start all over?

Take care.

Oops! One more question. How do we keept he iPod from syncing with my
phone's stuff when we go on to iTunes when it is connected to my computer?
Runnign a Windows Xp Pro Computer.

Thanks in advance,

Brenda

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Re: problem with an Apple ID

[Glenn]

Do you have the VisWiz app?
Point it at the fields, and maybe the fields can be read by someone.
The password should show up as asterisks, so don't worry about someone 
seeing your password.
HTH.
Glenn
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To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2013 6:38 PM
Subject: problem with an Apple ID


Hello y'all,

I've got a problem with an Apple ID. I'll try and explain. I tried to
create an Apple ID on an iPod Touch Fifth Generation. I didn't want it the
same as my iPhone5's ID, because this is going to a friend of mine.

Face time settings accepted what I had for an Apple ID. So, did
Messaging. But it's the App Store. Here I thought last night that I had
everything filled out correctly. So, when I went to install some apps on her
iPod, I got:

Your Apple ID is not correct. There are some fields that need to be filled
in. These fields are in red."

Well, guess what? I can't see what's in red, so no go here. What do I do
now? Can you delete an Apple ID and start all over?

Take care.

Oops! One more question. How do we keept he iPod from syncing with my
phone's stuff when we go on to iTunes when it is connected to my computer?
Runnign a Windows Xp Pro Computer.

Thanks in advance,

Brenda

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problem with an Apple ID

[meadowlark77]

Hello y'all,

I've got a problem with an Apple ID. I'll try and explain. I tried to 
create an Apple ID on an iPod Touch Fifth Generation. I didn't want it the 
same as my iPhone5's ID, because this is going to a friend of mine.

Face time settings accepted what I had for an Apple ID. So, did 
Messaging. But it's the App Store. Here I thought last night that I had 
everything filled out correctly. So, when I went to install some apps on her 
iPod, I got:

Your Apple ID is not correct. There are some fields that need to be filled 
in. These fields are in red."

Well, guess what? I can't see what's in red, so no go here. What do I do 
now? Can you delete an Apple ID and start all over?

Take care.

Oops! One more question. How do we keept he iPod from syncing with my 
phone's stuff when we go on to iTunes when it is connected to my computer? 
Runnign a Windows Xp Pro Computer.

Thanks in advance,

Brenda

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Apple Fusion drive and boot camp

[Mary Otten]

I'm looking at a new Mac Mini to replace my 4-year-old one in time for 
Mavericks this fall. I also have a Windows machine that needs replacing, and I 
would like to just have one machine, not two. Yes, I still need Windows for 
some things. But here is the question. I understand that the magic in the 
fusion drive is all in OSX, i.e. if I run bootcamp and a duel boot system, 
Windows won't know anything about the fusion drive as such. Does anybody know 
if it is even possible to put a duel boot system on a machine with one of these 
fusion drives? I wouldn't expect the Windows side to even see the flash drive 
part of the set up. I'd be happy if the OSX side got 500GB of the mechanical 
drive and the 128gb of the flash storage, and leave the other 500gb for the 
bootcamp partition. Is that possible?

Mary

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Re: Seeking Reminder; [How To?]

[Sarah k Alawami]

Here is a very very quick demo of what i outlined in the email I just sent with 
instructions.

Good luck. and hth.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1672188/itunes%20purchases.m4a 
On Aug 14, 2013, at 2:22 PM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith  
wrote:

> Hello everybody
> 
> We recently lost a lot of files, including almost our entire movies 
> collection bought from iTunes. I’m pretty miffed about this, not so much for 
> my own sake, but for Gordon’s. He has lost some of the movies he enjoys 
> watching over again now and then. Is there a way to recover these movies 
> using the iTunes store?
> 
> I seem to remember there was a search option within the store where you could 
> search for purchased items not present on your computer but I cannot see it 
> any longer.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Lynne
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Re: Seeking Reminder; [How To?]

[Sarah k Alawami]

go to the app store and navigate to the button called account. Now press it and 
under the purchased heading, go to see all. Under that you should after 
clicking the link see not on this computer and all  after choosing the type of 
content, music, movies, etc. all of this is int he iTunes store btw. I know 
they changed the web page so if not I'll have a look and see as I just did this 
 not too long ago to retrieve some lost content and apps.

Good luck.
On Aug 14, 2013, at 2:22 PM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith  
wrote:

> Hello everybody
> 
> We recently lost a lot of files, including almost our entire movies 
> collection bought from iTunes. I’m pretty miffed about this, not so much for 
> my own sake, but for Gordon’s. He has lost some of the movies he enjoys 
> watching over again now and then. Is there a way to recover these movies 
> using the iTunes store?
> 
> I seem to remember there was a search option within the store where you could 
> search for purchased items not present on your computer but I cannot see it 
> any longer.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Lynne
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Seeking Reminder; [How To?]

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello everybody

We recently lost a lot of files, including almost our entire movies collection 
bought from iTunes. I’m pretty miffed about this, not so much for my own sake, 
but for Gordon’s. He has lost some of the movies he enjoys watching over again 
now and then. Is there a way to recover these movies using the iTunes store?

I seem to remember there was a search option within the store where you could 
search for purchased items not present on your computer but I cannot see it any 
longer.

Thank you.

Lynne

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Re: Setting a Shortcut Key in Mail

[Sarah k Alawami]

yep that's the method i used a few days ago. Actually what I do to remove a 
favorite is just click w the mouse pad then drag down w my finger. it works so 
far. We'll see in future os updates.

Tc and good luck.
On Aug 14, 2013, at 8:54 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:

> Hi Sarah,
> 
> Here's one method I've used in the past. Note that this seems hit-or-miss and 
> there might be a more reliable method I don't know about.
> 
> The following method works for me under Mountain Lion. The following 
> instructions assume you have Mail.app open in Mountain Lion, your Favorites 
> Bar is showing and already contains the items you want to rearrange, and that 
> your screen and VO cursors are both zoomd all the way out 
> (Command+Option+hyphen keys to zoom out the screen magnification, 
> VO+Shift+Left Brace to zoom out VO cursor magnification.) I'm not sure why 
> zoom is important, but I did find references online where folks were having 
> trouble with VO drag & drop in general, and it was mentioned that the items 
> to be drug (dragged? drugged?) must be visible on screen during the process.
> 1. Interact with Mail's Favorites Bar.
> 2. Move the VO cursor to the mailbox item you wish to rearrange.
> 3. Press and hold the VO+Spacebar key combo. In my case, VO doesn't seem to 
> give any audible feeback that something is happening at this point
> 4. Use the right and left arrow keys while continuing to hold down the 
> VO+Spacebar to move the mailbox left and right on the Favorites Bar. In my 
> case, I hear the drag & drop scraping sound after each press of the arrow 
> keys, and VO announces the name of the mailbox the cursor is passing. In 
> addition, it seems as if VO announces the name of the mailbox I'm dragging as 
> it reaches each possible insertion point.
> 5. When you've arrived at your desired insertion point, release the spacebar. 
> At this point, VO simply tells me "Favorites bar" but if I navigate left and 
> right I hear the mailboxes in their new order.
> 6. If I want to remove an item from the Favorites Bar, I use the same steps 
> but in step 4 I continue to arrow left all the way until VO announces "Hide 
> Mailbox List." I then release the spacebar whereupon VO makes a brief 
> "whoosh" sound which I presume is supposed to indicate that the item has been 
> tossed off of the Favorites Bar. Note that this process didn't work if the 
> mailbox list wasn't displayed, in other words, if you arrow all the way to 
> the left and VO announces "Show mailbox list." In that case you might need to 
> make sure the mailbox list is showing before you try this procedure.
> 
> Note that there were a few times when pressing VO+Spacebar+arrow keys did not 
> seem to do anything. In those cases I stopped interacting with the Favorites 
> Bar and then interacted with it again and the process started working.
> 
> HTH,
> Bryan
> On Aug 12, 2013, at 7:33 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
>> And if you want to remove a favorite? I forgot how to do it as I want to 
>> keep it organized and take away folders I don't use. I know I'm supposed to 
>> drag it off of the fabs bar but cannot for the life of me remember how.
> 
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Re: Setting a Shortcut Key in Mail

[Bryan Jones]

Hi Sarah,

Here's one method I've used in the past. Note that this seems hit-or-miss and 
there might be a more reliable method I don't know about.

The following method works for me under Mountain Lion. The following 
instructions assume you have Mail.app open in Mountain Lion, your Favorites Bar 
is showing and already contains the items you want to rearrange, and that your 
screen and VO cursors are both zoomd all the way out (Command+Option+hyphen 
keys to zoom out the screen magnification, VO+Shift+Left Brace to zoom out VO 
cursor magnification.) I'm not sure why zoom is important, but I did find 
references online where folks were having trouble with VO drag & drop in 
general, and it was mentioned that the items to be drug (dragged? drugged?) 
must be visible on screen during the process.
1. Interact with Mail's Favorites Bar.
2. Move the VO cursor to the mailbox item you wish to rearrange.
3. Press and hold the VO+Spacebar key combo. In my case, VO doesn't seem to 
give any audible feeback that something is happening at this point
4. Use the right and left arrow keys while continuing to hold down the 
VO+Spacebar to move the mailbox left and right on the Favorites Bar. In my 
case, I hear the drag & drop scraping sound after each press of the arrow keys, 
and VO announces the name of the mailbox the cursor is passing. In addition, it 
seems as if VO announces the name of the mailbox I'm dragging as it reaches 
each possible insertion point.
5. When you've arrived at your desired insertion point, release the spacebar. 
At this point, VO simply tells me "Favorites bar" but if I navigate left and 
right I hear the mailboxes in their new order.
6. If I want to remove an item from the Favorites Bar, I use the same steps but 
in step 4 I continue to arrow left all the way until VO announces "Hide Mailbox 
List." I then release the spacebar whereupon VO makes a brief "whoosh" sound 
which I presume is supposed to indicate that the item has been tossed off of 
the Favorites Bar. Note that this process didn't work if the mailbox list 
wasn't displayed, in other words, if you arrow all the way to the left and VO 
announces "Show mailbox list." In that case you might need to make sure the 
mailbox list is showing before you try this procedure.

Note that there were a few times when pressing VO+Spacebar+arrow keys did not 
seem to do anything. In those cases I stopped interacting with the Favorites 
Bar and then interacted with it again and the process started working.

HTH,
Bryan
On Aug 12, 2013, at 7:33 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
> And if you want to remove a favorite? I forgot how to do it as I want to keep 
> it organized and take away folders I don't use. I know I'm supposed to drag 
> it off of the fabs bar but cannot for the life of me remember how.

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Re: Question about MySXM in the SiriusXM App

[Geoff Waaler]

Hi Orin,

I am reposting a couple paragraphs from my previous paragraph.  The first 
confirms your observation (IE that that method only works once), and the second 
describes the method that will bring up the customization dialog every time.

Best regards -- old text follows.

As a channel is playing, there are two buttons just below the status bar on the 
right edge.  The right most button located just below the battery indicator 
acts as a toggle between normal and MySXM mode, or if the playing channel was 
not previously customized, one can use that button to specify options.

Whether a channel has been customized or not, one can set options by using the 
button just to the left of the live/MYSXM toggle labeled "Action header 
myEnable"".  From there, select "customize".  The resulting window presents 
several options, such as:
…

Geoff

On Aug 13, 2013, at 8:20 PM, Orin  wrote:

> Hi all,
> Just tried this feature of SiriusXM using the app on iOS and setting options 
> seems relotively accessible. However, how do I change it?
> For example, I set some options up on Outlaw Country and while it's nice, it 
> won't let me change it again. Pressing MySXM only just sets the options I've 
> already set. Can you really not change the options and sliders again to 
> something different? I like to experiment with these sliders.
> Thanks anyone.
> 
> Orin
> orin8...@gmail.com
> Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/orinks
> Skype: orin1112
> 
> 
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Re: Setting a Shortcut Key in Mail

[Carol]

Haven't really got into Hotspots yet, though have looked at them, so may give 
that a try too.

Thanks for the idea.

Carol P

On 13 Aug 2013, at 15:34, wayne17a wrote:

>   Hello as I am quite new to the mac I might be wrong here but could
> you set a hot spot for your mail boxes of choice hope this helps 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Carol
> Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2013 7:06 AM
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: Re: Setting a Shortcut Key in Mail
> 
> Andy,
> 
> I didn't know about VO Left Arrow but this doesn't seem to work for me
> anyway.  Strange!
> 
> No, it's no real big deal but I do have a number of mail boxes and typing in
> iC can take me to any of the iCloud mentions, both account and mailbox.
> 
> I am doubtful that I can make a shortcut also but thought I'd ask anyway.
> 
> Thanks for your input.
> 
> Carol P
> 
> On 12 Aug 2013, at 20:40, Andy Collins wrote:
> 
>> Carol -
>> 
>> Somebody with more knowledge will tell you better than perhaps I can, but
> I don't think you can do this. However, would it really save you much time
> when as you know, you can either use the item chooser, then first letter
> navigation to go strait to the desired mail box, or alternatively, VO left
> arrow from your messages table [after stopping interacting with it] to your
> list of mail boxes, and again, use first letter navigation to find the one
> you want -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 12 Aug 2013, at 14:39, Carol  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> I've recently added my iCloud mailbox and find it's appearing right at
> the bbottom of mailboxes.  I have a number and really would like to access
> this quickly.  I know I can use the Item Chooser but, ideally, would like to
> earmark a Command numberkey to go straight there, as with the In-box, etc.
> Is it possible to do this and, if so, I'd really like to know how?
>>> 
>>> Thanks.
>>> 
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Re: Wordprocessor with extensive keyboard commands.

[Georgina Joyce]

Hello,

Also the emacs / unix command set can be used. ctrl + a for beginning ctrl + e 
for end etc.
Gena


> TextEdit fulfills all these requirements.
> E.G. Command right arrow end of line, command left arrow start of line,
> option right arrow one word at a time  option up and down arrow etc etc.
> You can also set paragraph reading on rota so just pressing up or down arrow
> will read paragraph at at time.
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> David Griffith
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> David Griffithl 

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