cable for charger

[William Lomas]

hi to all 

i have received a replacement apple charger. the plug it seems has gone in to 
the block yet i thought it was a cable?
that goes in their instead?

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Re: cable for charger

[Andy Collins]

If you are talking about plugs/cables for a Mac, then 2 came with my Macbook 
Air. There is a separate plug that pushes in to the block that has the attached 
cable that then goes in to the Mac. There is a second lead that has a fixed 
wall plug on one end, and a plug on the other that fits in to the block, this 
is to create an extended lead for the Mac -

Andy
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> hi to all 
> 
> i have received a replacement apple charger. the plug it seems has gone in to 
> the block yet i thought it was a cable?
> that goes in their instead?
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Re: cable for charger

[William Lomas]

i did not get an official charger from apple and just have the small plug that 
goes in to the block

On 4 Sep 2013, at 12:11, Andy Collins  wrote:

> If you are talking about plugs/cables for a Mac, then 2 came with my Macbook 
> Air. There is a separate plug that pushes in to the block that has the 
> attached cable that then goes in to the Mac. There is a second lead that has 
> a fixed wall plug on one end, and a plug on the other that fits in to the 
> block, this is to create an extended lead for the Mac -
> 
> Andy
> On 4 Sep 2013, at 11:50, William Lomas  wrote:
> 
>> hi to all 
>> 
>> i have received a replacement apple charger. the plug it seems has gone in 
>> to the block yet i thought it was a cable?
>> that goes in their instead?
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Re: cable for charger

[Andy Collins]

So what is your problem? -

Andy
On 4 Sep 2013, at 12:14, William Lomas  wrote:

> i did not get an official charger from apple and just have the small plug 
> that goes in to the block
> 
> On 4 Sep 2013, at 12:11, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> If you are talking about plugs/cables for a Mac, then 2 came with my Macbook 
>> Air. There is a separate plug that pushes in to the block that has the 
>> attached cable that then goes in to the Mac. There is a second lead that has 
>> a fixed wall plug on one end, and a plug on the other that fits in to the 
>> block, this is to create an extended lead for the Mac -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 4 Sep 2013, at 11:50, William Lomas  wrote:
>> 
>>> hi to all 
>>> 
>>> i have received a replacement apple charger. the plug it seems has gone in 
>>> to the block yet i thought it was a cable?
>>> that goes in their instead?
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Re: cable for charger

[William Lomas]

just wondered where the other cable was
the extension i have is fine to plug it in as is 

On 4 Sep 2013, at 12:36, Andy Collins  wrote:

> So what is your problem? -
> 
> Andy
> On 4 Sep 2013, at 12:14, William Lomas  wrote:
> 
>> i did not get an official charger from apple and just have the small plug 
>> that goes in to the block
>> 
>> On 4 Sep 2013, at 12:11, Andy Collins  wrote:
>> 
>>> If you are talking about plugs/cables for a Mac, then 2 came with my 
>>> Macbook Air. There is a separate plug that pushes in to the block that has 
>>> the attached cable that then goes in to the Mac. There is a second lead 
>>> that has a fixed wall plug on one end, and a plug on the other that fits in 
>>> to the block, this is to create an extended lead for the Mac -
>>> 
>>> Andy
>>> On 4 Sep 2013, at 11:50, William Lomas  wrote:
>>> 
 hi to all 
 
 i have received a replacement apple charger. the plug it seems has gone in 
 to the block yet i thought it was a cable?
 that goes in their instead?
 
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Re: cable for charger

[Phil Halton]

Is there a question in there somewhere? Maybe you could tell us if it's for an 
iOS device or Mac computer.

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On Sep 4, 2013, at 6:50 AM, William Lomas  wrote:

> hi to all 
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> i have received a replacement apple charger. the plug it seems has gone in to 
> the block yet i thought it was a cable?
> that goes in their instead?
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a question about the inbox window in mail on the mac

[Linda C. Knight]

 

 

Hi all,

 

I have a brain freeze. For the life of me, I can't figure it out.

 

When you open the mail program on the mac, you see the inbox. Ok, I was
setting up art's email preferences and as I looked in his inbox

Going up and down the list of email, I couldn't tell when the list began or
ended. It just kept recycling through the messages.

 

On my email list window I could go through my list and it would stop at the
beginning and stop when I reached the bottom of the list. I fixed mine when
I started weeks ago, but I will be hanged if I can remember what I did. Can
anyone remind me how to fix this?

 

 

 

Thank you,

Hugs and 73

Linda C. Knight & shirley

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Please note email:

l...@tampabay.rr.com

 

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Web browsing

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Hi all -

A common experience today when web browsing, was that when I clicked on many 
links, instead of the page opening, I had to physically interact with HTML. I 
don't know why sometimes pages just open, and at other times I have to interact 
with HTML, but in the past it's still been ok, but today, on those occasions 
when I've had to interact, I couldn't use any of the hot key combinations to 
jump say to headings, or to search for things, each time I tried, I was thrown 
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access the info on the page. Do others have this experience with some links and 
webpages? -

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Re: Web browsing

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There is a bug in Safari that causes this. You can read about it on 
AppleVis.com and the podcast called "zipping around bugs in Safari ", or 
something like that.

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On Sep 4, 2013, at 11:45 AM, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi all -
> 
> A common experience today when web browsing, was that when I clicked on many 
> links, instead of the page opening, I had to physically interact with HTML. I 
> don't know why sometimes pages just open, and at other times I have to 
> interact with HTML, but in the past it's still been ok, but today, on those 
> occasions when I've had to interact, I couldn't use any of the hot key 
> combinations to jump say to headings, or to search for things, each time I 
> tried, I was thrown out of interacting, so other than VO arrowing tediously, 
> or tabbing, I couldn't access the info on the page. Do others have this 
> experience with some links and webpages? -
> 
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Re: Web browsing

[Mike Arrigo]

Have not seen this directly, but one thing you might try, if you have 
not already done so, hide your tool bars, they can sometimes draw the 
focus away from the main content of the page. Actually this is good 
advice for most applications, especially since there are usually 
keyboard shortcuts for most tool bar items.

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Hi all -


A common experience today when web browsing, was that when I clicked on 
many links, instead of the page opening, I had to physically interact 
with HTML. I don't know why sometimes pages just open, and at other 
times I have to interact with HTML, but in the past it's still been ok, 
but today, on those occasions when I've had to interact, I couldn't use 
any of the hot key combinations to jump say to headings, or to search 
for things, each time I tried, I was thrown out of interacting, so 
other than VO arrowing tediously, or tabbing, I couldn't access the 
info on the page. Do others have this experience with some links and 
webpages? -



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Re: Web browsing

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Thanks Mike for this tip, had done that now, so hope it helps a bit. Just off 
to listen to that podcast about this too -

Andy
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> Have not seen this directly, but one thing you might try, if you have not 
> already done so, hide your tool bars, they can sometimes draw the focus away 
> from the main content of the page. Actually this is good advice for most 
> applications, especially since there are usually keyboard shortcuts for most 
> tool bar items.
> Original message:
>> Hi all -
> 
>> A common experience today when web browsing, was that when I clicked on many 
>> links, instead of the page opening, I had to physically interact with HTML. 
>> I don't know why sometimes pages just open, and at other times I have to 
>> interact with HTML, but in the past it's still been ok, but today, on those 
>> occasions when I've had to interact, I couldn't use any of the hot key 
>> combinations to jump say to headings, or to search for things, each time I 
>> tried, I was thrown out of interacting, so other than VO arrowing tediously, 
>> or tabbing, I couldn't access the info on the page. Do others have this 
>> experience with some links and webpages? -
> 
>> Andy
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Creating web bookmarks on the desktop

[Andy Collins]

Hi all -

I've created a bookmarks folder on my desktop, and have been able to drag and 
drop web addresses in to it from some of my favourite websites. Very handy. 
However, I can see as this folder gets more website links dropped in to it, 
finding the ones I want could be a tedious procedure, as each one starts with 
either http: or www.

I've looked around to see if there is a way to rename these addresses more 
meaningfully so that I could use first letter navigation to find them, but with 
no luck as far as the menu go. Anybody got any ideas/suggestions? -

Andy
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Re: Creating web bookmarks on the desktop

[David Griffith]

I use a similar system.. all you need to do is to rename the web location file 
by pressing enter/return on it and editing the file name in the normal way. 
This does not change  the underlying address wich relates to the web location 
file.

Just to check I went to my Apple Vis web location file and renamed it by 
removing the www etc. It still works just fine.


David Griffith
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> Hi all -
> 
> I've created a bookmarks folder on my desktop, and have been able to drag and 
> drop web addresses in to it from some of my favourite websites. Very handy. 
> However, I can see as this folder gets more website links dropped in to it, 
> finding the ones I want could be a tedious procedure, as each one starts with 
> either http: or www.
> 
> I've looked around to see if there is a way to rename these addresses more 
> meaningfully so that I could use first letter navigation to find them, but 
> with no luck as far as the menu go. Anybody got any ideas/suggestions? -
> 
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Re: Creating web bookmarks on the desktop

[Andy Collins]

Thanks David - got it now. I was trying to edit the name by interacting in the 
usual way, it was the pressing of the enter key when interacting that sorted it 
for me -

Andy
On 4 Sep 2013, at 22:01, David Griffith  wrote:

> I use a similar system.. all you need to do is to rename the web location 
> file by pressing enter/return on it and editing the file name in the normal 
> way. This does not change  the underlying address wich relates to the web 
> location file.
> 
> Just to check I went to my Apple Vis web location file and renamed it by 
> removing the www etc. It still works just fine.
> 
> 
> David Griffith
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> 
> On 4 Sep 2013, at 21:14, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Hi all -
>> 
>> I've created a bookmarks folder on my desktop, and have been able to drag 
>> and drop web addresses in to it from some of my favourite websites. Very 
>> handy. However, I can see as this folder gets more website links dropped in 
>> to it, finding the ones I want could be a tedious procedure, as each one 
>> starts with either http: or www.
>> 
>> I've looked around to see if there is a way to rename these addresses more 
>> meaningfully so that I could use first letter navigation to find them, but 
>> with no luck as far as the menu go. Anybody got any ideas/suggestions? -
>> 
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Re: Creating web bookmarks on the desktop

[Travis Siegel]

The urls are kept in files with the appropriate names.  Simply rename  
the files in question, and you're all set.  I don't have that version  
of osx, so I can't say whether you need to do this via terminal, or  
if it will work to rename the files themselves via the desktop, but  
give it a try and see what happens.  Worst case, you need to save the  
url to your desktop again, but I bet it'll work.

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ipad Mini setup question.

[Jim Noseworthy]

Hi Folks:

I have a persons iPad Mini here to set up for accessibility. My question 
is, is there any options that I can change on the iPad that are not 
found in the iPhone setup? For example, while in the iPad Mini setup 
menu, one can go in and out of the setup catagory without meaning to.  
Is there a way to prevent that  from happening?


Thanks all over the place gang.
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Re: ipad Mini setup question.

[Matthew Carello]

Hello Jim. The iPad is set up quite different than the IPhone. For instance in 
settings there are containers. You have the main settings screen and say you 
double tap on something like accessibility it will put those items under the 
main one. www.applevis.com has a very well done podcast on setting up an IPad 
mini. I also know you can set up gestures for it and that podcast goes into 
that also.
On Sep 4, 2013, at 4:33 PM, Jim Noseworthy  
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> Hi Folks:
> 
> I have a persons iPad Mini here to set up for accessibility. My question is, 
> is there any options that I can change on the iPad that are not found in the 
> iPhone setup? For example, while in the iPad Mini setup menu, one can go in 
> and out of the setup catagory without meaning to.  Is there a way to prevent 
> that  from happening?
> 
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notification centre on the macbook air

[William Lomas]

hello to all 


i note in my trackpad settings options exist for a sighted person to use 2 
finger swipes to bring up the notification centre 

how would a voiceover user do this?
i assume the same way but trackpad commander would need to be off?

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