Re: authentication has no windows

[Arthur Barney]

Hi Cait, and Maggie,
what does it say when you restart it again?
Arthur Barney
On 2013-09-10, at 6:27 PM, Cait and Maggie  wrote:

> Hi,
> Mark, my husband, is having problems with his mac.  He keeps getting the 
> message "authentication has no windows".  when this happens, the entire 
> system gets locked up and you can't do anything except restart by holding in 
> the button.
> 
> How do we fix this?  The computer is unusable right now because of this.
> 
> Earlier today, he reinstalled mountain lion on one partition of his HD 
> because of problems he was having with the calendar app.  This is also the 
> partition we are having trouble with now.
> 
> Thanks,
> Cait
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Problem with cell redemption on a 3GS.

[Matthew Dyer]

Hi all.

Using a 3GS, downloading is very slow even with 3 bars. Is this normal?? I do 
not have an open wify network so 3G is the best I can do for ow. Thanks.

Matthew



Sent from my iPhone
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Re: Saving TextEdit files

[Andy Collins]

Paul - when you hear that default filename of 'Untitled' just start writing 
your filename over it, and VO will say "text replaced" and your filename will 
have been created, then either tab or VO right arrow to get to where to save 
the file, you will probably come across a pop up button with a location already 
selected, so if it's not the place you want to save it, VO space on the pop up 
button, and then choose the location for yourself -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 20:49, Paul Hopewell  wrote:

> Hello, 
> I am running the latest Mac OS with VoiceOver. 
> 
> I am having trouble saving TextEdit files created by the Apple Mail service 
> "Save selection in new TextEdit file" or something like this. 
> 
> I can see the Apple Mail item in a TextEdit window but I cannot work out how 
> to name the file and save it in a desired location. TextEdit gives the file a 
> name like "Untitled 3.rtf" and when I press Command+S to save the file I do 
> not see any way to enter the desired file name or the desired save location. 
> Instead I just hear a message "TextEdit has no Windows". 
> 
> I really want to do a "Save As" function but cannot work out how to do that. 
> Instead I am reduced to copying an existing RTF file to the desired folder, 
> then renaming that file to the desired name, then emptying the file of all 
> content, then using copy and paste to save the desired content from Apple 
> Mail into that file, and finally saving that file. It must be easier than 
> this! 
> 
> Many thanks for any tips
> 
> Paul Hopewell
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authentication has no windows

[Cait and Maggie]

Hi,
Mark, my husband, is having problems with his mac.  He keeps getting the 
message "authentication has no windows".  when this happens, the entire system 
gets locked up and you can't do anything except restart by holding in the 
button.

How do we fix this?  The computer is unusable right now because of this.

Earlier today, he reinstalled mountain lion on one partition of his HD because 
of problems he was having with the calendar app.  This is also the partition we 
are having trouble with now.

Thanks,
Cait

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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Hi Anne again -

When I'm say for example, working in text edit and an  email comes in, VO is 
interrupted from the app I'm in, to read a portion of the newly arrived email, 
is that what happens if the preview pain is active, or would that behaviour 
happen anyway? Still not sure I've got it turned off -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:29, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> There is no option to turn off the preview pane. You have to navigate to the 
> horizontal splitter under the message headers in classic view, or to the 
> vertical splitter between the message headers and the message body in the 
> modern view, then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click with mouse or 
> trackpad.
> 
> If you press VO-j on a message, does it read it? If so, you still have the 
> preview pane showing. If you're in classic view, does pressing VO-Down arrow 
> take you to the body of the message? If so, you still have the preview pane 
> showing.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:53, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't 
>> open without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the 
>> menus] where is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello Andy,
>>> 
>>> Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
>>> inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
>>> automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the 
>>> preview pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a 
>>> message or not.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Anne
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
>>> 
 Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, 
 when I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other 
 times and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't 
 know why it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that 
 show up as blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by 
 conversation, so I can delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
 
 Andy
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Re: Audio book binder

[George Cham]

That would be great. 
I've got all 7. Harry potter books. 
Each chapter is one file. 


George,

  Sent from my iPad

On 11/09/2013, at 4:25 AM, "Paul Hopewell"  wrote:

> Hi George, 
> I use audio book binder all the time. I use the split files and renumber 
> options to divide the book into chapters each corresponding to a single MP3 
> file. that makes it easier to find your place if you ever get lost. If the 
> book is very long you need to split it into parts merging say the first 50 
> MP3 files into part 1 and the rest into part 2. I can give you full details 
> of how I use it if you want. It works very nicely for me and is free!
> 
> Paul Hopewell
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Andy,

There is no option to turn off the preview pane. You have to navigate to the 
horizontal splitter under the message headers in classic view, or to the 
vertical splitter between the message headers and the message body in the 
modern view, then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click with mouse or 
trackpad.

If you press VO-j on a message, does it read it? If so, you still have the 
preview pane showing. If you're in classic view, does pressing VO-Down arrow 
take you to the body of the message? If so, you still have the preview pane 
showing.

Cheers,

Anne


On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:53, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't 
> open without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the 
> menus] where is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -
> 
> Andy
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:
> 
>> Hello Andy,
>> 
>> Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
>> inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
>> automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the preview 
>> pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a message or not.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Anne
>> 
>> 
>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
>> 
>>> Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, 
>>> when I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other 
>>> times and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't 
>>> know why it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that show 
>>> up as blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by conversation, so 
>>> I can delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
>>> 
>>> Andy
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Replying to my own messages now,as I figure out more stuff.

I think I was focusing on the wrong horizontal splitter, as there are two 
showing up for me. Using VO right arrow, things look this way:

tool bar; mail boxes; vertical splitter; messages table; horizontal splitter; 
mail activity; new mail box button; hide mail activity button, and mail boxes 
action, and then a second horizontal splitter. I had been focusing on the first 
horizontal splitter for the mouse click, and perhaps that's why nothing 
appeared to change, but when I clicked on the second horizontal splitter, it 
looks so far, that I am now seeing unread in the status column, and that stays 
visible until I read the message. This is what I wanted, so hopefully now, it's 
sorted. Thanks to all that helped and offered suggestions -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 20:58, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi Anne again -
> 
> When I'm say for example, working in text edit and an  email comes in, VO is 
> interrupted from the app I'm in, to read a portion of the newly arrived 
> email, is that what happens if the preview pain is active, or would that 
> behaviour happen anyway? Still not sure I've got it turned off -
> 
> Andy
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:29, Anne Robertson  wrote:
> 
>> Hello Andy,
>> 
>> There is no option to turn off the preview pane. You have to navigate to the 
>> horizontal splitter under the message headers in classic view, or to the 
>> vertical splitter between the message headers and the message body in the 
>> modern view, then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click with mouse or 
>> trackpad.
>> 
>> If you press VO-j on a message, does it read it? If so, you still have the 
>> preview pane showing. If you're in classic view, does pressing VO-Down arrow 
>> take you to the body of the message? If so, you still have the preview pane 
>> showing.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Anne
>> 
>> 
>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:53, Andy Collins  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't 
>>> open without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the 
>>> menus] where is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -
>>> 
>>> Andy
>>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>>> 
 Hello Andy,
 
 Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
 inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
 automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the 
 preview pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a 
 message or not.
 
 Cheers,
 
 Anne
 
 
 On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
 
> Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, 
> when I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, 
> other times and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I 
> don't know why it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages 
> that show up as blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by 
> conversation, so I can delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
> 
> Andy
 
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Hi Anne - Struggling a bit with this one.

If I VO arrow down say when on the from tab, VO just reads out peoples names, 
the way it reads subject titles in the subject tab, it doesn't open and start 
reading the message, but doing VO j does open and read the message, as if I'd 
hit return. Ive tried clicking on the horizontal splitter by doing VO cmd f5, 
and a double click by pressing VO shift and pressing space bar twice, but when 
I go back to interacting with my messages table, there appears to be no change -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:29, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> There is no option to turn off the preview pane. You have to navigate to the 
> horizontal splitter under the message headers in classic view, or to the 
> vertical splitter between the message headers and the message body in the 
> modern view, then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click with mouse or 
> trackpad.
> 
> If you press VO-j on a message, does it read it? If so, you still have the 
> preview pane showing. If you're in classic view, does pressing VO-Down arrow 
> take you to the body of the message? If so, you still have the preview pane 
> showing.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:53, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't 
>> open without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the 
>> menus] where is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello Andy,
>>> 
>>> Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
>>> inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
>>> automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the 
>>> preview pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a 
>>> message or not.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Anne
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
>>> 
 Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, 
 when I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other 
 times and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't 
 know why it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that 
 show up as blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by 
 conversation, so I can delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
 
 Andy
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Saving TextEdit files

[Paul Hopewell]

Hello, 
I am running the latest Mac OS with VoiceOver. 

I am having trouble saving TextEdit files created by the Apple Mail service 
"Save selection in new TextEdit file" or something like this. 

I can see the Apple Mail item in a TextEdit window but I cannot work out how to 
name the file and save it in a desired location. TextEdit gives the file a name 
like "Untitled 3.rtf" and when I press Command+S to save the file I do not see 
any way to enter the desired file name or the desired save location. Instead I 
just hear a message "TextEdit has no Windows". 

I really want to do a "Save As" function but cannot work out how to do that. 
Instead I am reduced to copying an existing RTF file to the desired folder, 
then renaming that file to the desired name, then emptying the file of all 
content, then using copy and paste to save the desired content from Apple Mail 
into that file, and finally saving that file. It must be easier than this! 

Many thanks for any tips

Paul Hopewell
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Re: Saving TextEdit files

[Georgina Joyce]

Hello,

No that's probably the notification centre.

Gena
Georgina Joyce
Applied Psychologist
Training and Coaching.
Because individuals of groups matter!


On 10 Sep 2013, at 20:49, Paul Hopewell  wrote:

> Hi Anne again -
> 
> When I'm say for example, working in text edit and an  email comes in, VO is 
> interrupted from the app I'm in, to read a portion of the newly arrived 
> email, is that what happens if the preview pain is active, or would that 
> behaviour happen anyway? Still not sure I've got it turned off -
> 
> Andy
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:29, Anne Robertson  wrote:
> 
>> Hello Andy,
>> 
>> There is no option to turn off the preview pane. You have to navigate to the 
>> horizontal splitter under the message headers in classic view, or to the 
>> vertical splitter between the message headers and the message body in the 
>> modern view, then bring the mouse (VO-Cmd-F5) and double click with mouse or 
>> trackpad.
>> 
>> If you press VO-j on a message, does it read it? If so, you still have the 
>> preview pane showing. If you're in classic view, does pressing VO-Down arrow 
>> take you to the body of the message? If so, you still have the preview pane 
>> showing.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Anne
>> 
>> 
>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 18:53, Andy Collins  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't 
>>> open without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the 
>>> menus] where is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -
>>> 
>>> Andy
>>> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>>> 
 Hello Andy,
 
 Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
 inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
 automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the 
 preview pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a 
 message or not.
 
 Cheers,
 
 Anne
 
 
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> Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, 
> when I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, 
> other times and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I 
> don't know why it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages 
> that show up as blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by 
> conversation, so I can delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
> 
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Re: Audio book binder

[Paul Hopewell]

Hi George, 
I use audio book binder all the time. I use the split files and renumber 
options to divide the book into chapters each corresponding to a single MP3 
file. that makes it easier to find your place if you ever get lost. If the book 
is very long you need to split it into parts merging say the first 50 MP3 files 
into part 1 and the rest into part 2. I can give you full details of how I use 
it if you want. It works very nicely for me and is free!

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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Hi Anne - I don't think I've got the preview pain showing. Messages don't open 
without hitting enter on them. Just to be sure [I've looked at the menus] where 
is the option to turn on and off that preview pain? -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:13, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
> inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
> automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the preview 
> pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a message or not.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 13:02, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, when 
>> I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other times 
>> and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't know why 
>> it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that show up as 
>> blank in the status column. Also, I like to group by conversation, so I can 
>> delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
>> 
>> Andy
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Re: Mike Arrigo's first 2 Mac podcasts

[meadowlark77]

I'd like them, too, thanks.

Brenda

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Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 12:23 AM
Subject: Mike Arrigo's first 2 Mac podcasts


Mike Arrigo has done some amazing podcasts using about using the
Mac.  I'm just beginning and I've contacted Mike about the first
2 he did, Mike no longer has them, can anyone let me know please
how I may be able to access them, or have podcasts about key
lay-out and very basic getting started with a Mac stuff?
Peter
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Re: Audio book binder

[Sarah k Alawami]

It converts the whole mp3 book to m4b unless it is over 24 hours long. then we 
have issues. I tonly does I think 15 of those 24  or more hour long books. I've 
left a  review on this and I think I contacted the author years ago when I 
started using this app but no joy.

Tc.
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> Hi all, 
> Has anyone heard of a free app called audio book binder? 
> I found it in the Mac app store, after hearing a podcast on it on applevis. 
> From what I've discovered, it does not convert the whole book into nb4 
> format. 
> Has anyone used it? 
> 
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Re: how do I do the following in calander in ml

[Sarah k Alawami]

Thing is I also use calendar and I also don't' have that issue. it works just 
like it did with lion, and that's after 2 clean installs and starting over. I 
would also turn off hints for the whole machine eventually, but try setting up 
that activity for calendar and see if that works. I do have hints off for the 
whole machine btw. I don't need them anymore.
On Sep 10, 2013, at 5:18 AM, David Griffith  wrote:

> I suggest then that you use the activity feature of Voiceover to make
> specific settings for Calendar.
> You will find the option to set up activities again in Voiceover utility.
> You should be able to specify a verbosity level which is unique to Calendar.
> 
> David Griffith
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Mark Furness
> Sent: 09 September 2013 23:11
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: Re: how do I do the following in calander in ml
> 
> Turning hints off in the v o settings will set all hints off, in what ever
> app I am using.
> I only want Calendar to change.
> By the way, it did not work.
> 
> Thank you for the suggestion.
> 
> Mark
> On 2013-09-09, at 10:22 AM, "David Griffith" 
> wrote:
> 
>> You could go to Voiceover settings and verbosity and turn hints 
>> announcement off to see if that improves matters.
>> 
>> David Griffith
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net 
>> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Mark Furness
>> Sent: 09 September 2013 14:41
>> To: mac access
>> Subject: how do I do the following in calander in ml
>> 
>> I have the following problem. Hope someone can help as I am at my wits
> end!
>> 
>> running Calendar In Lion, hitting tab would pass me from one event  to 
>> the next. Then, immediately, the events time was announced.
>> Now ML,
>> 1. subject is spoken.
>> 2. a 10 second moment of silence.
>> 3. Then v o says "you are currently on a text  element in side of a 
>> list, the help tag this event belongs to calendar personal"
>> 4. Then v o says the time of the event.
>> 
>> My wife's i7 mac says it the way my lion use to. Both of us are 
>> running the latest ML.
>> Our Macs are the same except hers is a i7 and mine is an i3.
>> I don't believe that would make a difference.
>> 
>> In short, how do I  rearrange the above list of actions , putting step 
>> 4 after step 1.
>> Thank you for clarification in this perplexing situation.
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RE: how do I do the following in calander in ml

[David Griffith]

I suggest then that you use the activity feature of Voiceover to make
specific settings for Calendar.
 You will find the option to set up activities again in Voiceover utility.
You should be able to specify a verbosity level which is unique to Calendar.

David Griffith

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Sent: 09 September 2013 23:11
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Subject: Re: how do I do the following in calander in ml

Turning hints off in the v o settings will set all hints off, in what ever
app I am using.
I only want Calendar to change.
By the way, it did not work.

Thank you for the suggestion.

Mark
On 2013-09-09, at 10:22 AM, "David Griffith" 
wrote:

> You could go to Voiceover settings and verbosity and turn hints 
> announcement off to see if that improves matters.
> 
> David Griffith
> 
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Mark Furness
> Sent: 09 September 2013 14:41
> To: mac access
> Subject: how do I do the following in calander in ml
> 
> I have the following problem. Hope someone can help as I am at my wits
end!
> 
> running Calendar In Lion, hitting tab would pass me from one event  to 
> the next. Then, immediately, the events time was announced.
> Now ML,
> 1. subject is spoken.
> 2. a 10 second moment of silence.
> 3. Then v o says "you are currently on a text  element in side of a 
> list, the help tag this event belongs to calendar personal"
> 4. Then v o says the time of the event.
> 
> My wife's i7 mac says it the way my lion use to. Both of us are 
> running the latest ML.
> Our Macs are the same except hers is a i7 and mine is an i3.
> I don't believe that would make a difference.
> 
> In short, how do I  rearrange the above list of actions , putting step 
> 4 after step 1.
> Thank you for clarification in this perplexing situation.
> Mark
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Andy,

Have you got the preview pane showing? If so, that would explain the 
inconsistencies. Just landing on a message marks it as read because it 
automatically opens the message. This is why I always get rid of the preview 
pane. I prefer to decide for myself whether I want to open a message or not.

Cheers,

Anne


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> Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, when 
> I move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other times 
> and in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't know why 
> it is inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that show up as 
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> delete a thread that isn't of interest to me -
> 
> Andy

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Re: Finding an unread email message

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Thanks Anne - Part of the problem is, that the way things are just now, when I 
move up and down the status column, sometimes VO says unread, other times and 
in fact most of the time, it says blank, or reply sent. I don't know why it is 
inconsistent, but I certainly have unread messages that show up as blank in the 
status column. Also, I like to group by conversation, so I can delete a thread 
that isn't of interest to me -

Andy
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> Hello Andy,
> 
> Interact with the Messages table, go to the Status column, press VO-Virtical 
> line which is shift on backslash, then press VO-Space and VO-Virtical line 
> again. Your messages will now be sorted by status and the unread messages 
> will be at the bottom of the table. You can set it to be sorted by whichever 
> column you choose in this way. If you do the same sequence of commands a 
> second time on the same column, it will be sorted in the other direction.
> 
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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Andy Collins]

Thanks Gena, hadn't thought of this -

Andy
On 10 Sep 2013, at 10:18, Georgina Joyce  wrote:

> Hello Andy,
> 
> Have you thought of setting up a smart mailbox? I have set a smart mail box 
> and I keep my focus in the unread smart mailbox. I then have set up mail 
> rules to automatically put posts into specific folders. So if I have a new 
> message from my bank or from this list while they have the unread flag set 
> they can be accessed from the unread smart mailbox.
> 
> HTH
> 
> Gena
> Georgina Joyce
> Applied Psychologist
> Training and Coaching.
> Because individuals of groups matter!
> 
> 
> On 9 Sep 2013, at 22:41, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Hi all -
>> 
>> I can use cmd u to see how many unread messages there are in my in box, but 
>> how can I quickly move to an unread message, instead of going up and down 
>> the list of subjects to find the unread ones? -
>> 
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Zoom won't work on ipad

[George Cham]

I'm trying to use the zoom option on the ipad, I dubble tap with 3 fingers, but 
nothing happens. 
Zoom  is turned on under accessibility. 

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Re: Finding an unread email message

[Georgina Joyce]

Hello Andy,

Have you thought of setting up a smart mailbox? I have set a smart mail box and 
I keep my focus in the unread smart mailbox. I then have set up mail rules to 
automatically put posts into specific folders. So if I have a new message from 
my bank or from this list while they have the unread flag set they can be 
accessed from the unread smart mailbox.

HTH

Gena
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On 9 Sep 2013, at 22:41, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi all -
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> I can use cmd u to see how many unread messages there are in my in box, but 
> how can I quickly move to an unread message, instead of going up and down the 
> list of subjects to find the unread ones? -
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Audio book binder

[George Cham]

Hi all, 
Has anyone heard of a free app called audio book binder? 
I found it in the Mac app store, after hearing a podcast on it on applevis. 
>From what I've discovered, it does not convert the whole book into nb4 format. 
Has anyone used it? 

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