Re: Bluetooth commands in IOS?

[Sarah k Alawami]

Oh wow I did not know about this. I usually just hit vo m, then page down and 
I”m at the notifications thingy. Cool cool!

Take care.
On Oct 8, 2013, at 12:41 PM, Geoff Waaler  wrote:

> Hi Chris,
> 
> Option+control+page-up activates notification center, and 
> option+control+page-down brings up control center regardless of focus.  IE, 
> it isn't necessary to first press option+control+m to get to the status bar.
> 
> Alternatively, one can first move focus to the status bar via 
> control+option+m and then the scroll page commands
> would work as expected.  I.E. option+up-arrow activates notification center 
> and option+down-arrow brings up control center.
> 
> HTH.
> Geoff
> 
> 
> - Original Message - From: "Christopher Gilland" 
> 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2013 11:23 AM
> Subject: Bluetooth commands in IOS?
> 
> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhoneHello guys.
>> 
>> I am using an aluminum IMac bluetooth keyboard with my IPhone 5.  I am 
>> wondering with IOS 7.02, if there is any way with this keyboard to pull down 
>> my notifications from my status bar like I could do by tapping then 3 finger 
>> flicking down.
>> 
>> Also I'm wondering if there is a way from the keyboard to bring up my 
>> control center.
>> 
>> Thank you genuinely for any help.  I really appreciate it.
>> 
>> Chris.
>> 
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Re: Garageband for IOS

[Sarah k Alawami]

I don’t use gb on ios, but I know someone who does. You can reacher on twitter 
at http://twitter.com/theboomagnet

Hope that helps and is a good resource for help, when she’s not busy.

Take care.
On Oct 8, 2013, at 6:46 PM, Christopher Gilland  
wrote:

> Good evening guys.
> 
> I trust that everyone is having as great of an evening as I am over here.
> 
> I have a real quick question about Garage Band on IOS 7.  So, here's the 
> issue.  I have a few karaoke tracks which are formatted as .MP3 files.  
> Normally I'd record my vocals in my studio with ProTools, however just for 
> laughs and giggles, I'm wondering if either using the internal mike, or the 
> inlined earpods mike, if I can import the mp3 karaoke track into GB on my 
> IPad, then overdub my lead vocal track, then get it out of the IPad back to 
> the completed project as  .mp3 file on my Macbook Pro which I use for syncing 
> my IPad.
> 
> I know I'd get a way better sound using ProTools.  That's inevitable.  I 
> basically don't have a particular reason why I want to do it this way 
> instead; I just want to try it, mainly just for the heck of it.  Well, and 
> two, I bought GB a while back, so I'd really like to try learning to use it, 
> and stop waisting my money I spent on it.  OK, it wasn't that much, but 
> still...
> 
> Anyone, I know nothing about GB for IOS.  I don't think I have ever even 
> launched the thing.  It's kind a just been sadly sitting there with no 
> friends on my home screen crying its little eyes out, saying, Daddy! Use me!  
> LOL!  ROFL!  J/K.  Seriously though, please be down to the nitty gritty 
> specific step by step on how to do this, if you write me back telling me how 
> to accomplish this.  Yes, I'd be honored to share it with the group once the 
> recording's done.
> 
> Have a wonderful evening guys.
> 
> God bless.
> 
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Garageband for IOS

[Christopher Gilland]

Good evening guys.

I trust that everyone is having as great of an evening as I am over here.

I have a real quick question about Garage Band on IOS 7.  So, here's the issue. 
 I have a few karaoke tracks which are formatted as .MP3 files.  Normally I'd 
record my vocals in my studio with ProTools, however just for laughs and 
giggles, I'm wondering if either using the internal mike, or the inlined 
earpods mike, if I can import the mp3 karaoke track into GB on my IPad, then 
overdub my lead vocal track, then get it out of the IPad back to the completed 
project as  .mp3 file on my Macbook Pro which I use for syncing my IPad.

I know I'd get a way better sound using ProTools.  That's inevitable.  I 
basically don't have a particular reason why I want to do it this way instead; 
I just want to try it, mainly just for the heck of it.  Well, and two, I bought 
GB a while back, so I'd really like to try learning to use it, and stop 
waisting my money I spent on it.  OK, it wasn't that much, but still...

Anyone, I know nothing about GB for IOS.  I don't think I have ever even 
launched the thing.  It's kind a just been sadly sitting there with no friends 
on my home screen crying its little eyes out, saying, Daddy! Use me!  LOL!  
ROFL!  J/K.  Seriously though, please be down to the nitty gritty specific step 
by step on how to do this, if you write me back telling me how to accomplish 
this.  Yes, I'd be honored to share it with the group once the recording's done.

Have a wonderful evening guys.

God bless.

Chris.Sent from my iPhone
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Re: Bluetooth commands in IOS?

[Christopher-Mark Gilland]

Hey Jeff.

Thanks so much for the help.  This is excellent information.  Really 
appreciate it.


Chris.

- Original Message - 
From: "Geoff Waaler" 

To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2013 3:41 PM
Subject: Re: Bluetooth commands in IOS?



Hi Chris,

Option+control+page-up activates notification center, and 
option+control+page-down brings up control center regardless of focus. 
IE, it isn't necessary to first press option+control+m to get to the 
status bar.


Alternatively, one can first move focus to the status bar via 
control+option+m and then the scroll page commands
would work as expected.  I.E. option+up-arrow activates notification 
center and option+down-arrow brings up control center.


HTH.
Geoff


- Original Message - 
From: "Christopher Gilland" 

To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2013 11:23 AM
Subject: Bluetooth commands in IOS?







Sent from my iPhoneHello guys.

I am using an aluminum IMac bluetooth keyboard with my IPhone 5.  I am 
wondering with IOS 7.02, if there is any way with this keyboard to pull 
down my notifications from my status bar like I could do by tapping then 
3 finger flicking down.


Also I'm wondering if there is a way from the keyboard to bring up my 
control center.


Thank you genuinely for any help.  I really appreciate it.

Chris.


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Re: Mike Arrigo's first 2 Mac podcasts

[peter greco]

Hey Judy
Lovely to hear from you!
This is fantastic!
Could you zip them? and then I could unzip them after receiving them?
How many meg are they?
Over to you and whatever you can do I'd really appreciate them!!
Wish you well!!
Cheers
Peter

- Original Message -
From: Judy Pryor 
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility 
Date: Wednesday, October 9, 2013 6:27 am
Subject: Re: Mike Arrigo's first 2 Mac podcasts

>
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> Hi Peter, did you find a way of getting Mike Arrigo's podcasts, I have them 
> on my Mac but am not sure how to send them to you as they are pretty long.  I 
> also have David Woodbridge's   first lessons using Snow leopard  which I 
> downloaded from Vision Australia.  They are easier to forward as they are 
> pretty short MP3 files.  Judy
> ..  
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 06:23, peter greco  wrote:
> 
> > 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?
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Re: Mike Arrigo's first 2 Mac podcasts

[Judy Pryor]

Hi Peter, did you find a way of getting Mike Arrigo's podcasts, I have them on 
my Mac but am not sure how to send them to you as they are pretty long.  I also 
have David Woodbridge's   first lessons using Snow leopard  which I downloaded 
from Vision Australia.  They are easier to forward as they are pretty short MP3 
files.  Judy
.  
On 10 Sep 2013, at 06:23, peter greco  wrote:

> 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: Bluetooth commands in IOS?

[Geoff Waaler]

Hi Chris,

Option+control+page-up activates notification center, and 
option+control+page-down brings up control center regardless of focus.  IE, 
it isn't necessary to first press option+control+m to get to the status bar.


Alternatively, one can first move focus to the status bar via 
control+option+m and then the scroll page commands
would work as expected.  I.E. option+up-arrow activates notification center 
and option+down-arrow brings up control center.


HTH.
Geoff


- Original Message - 
From: "Christopher Gilland" 

To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2013 11:23 AM
Subject: Bluetooth commands in IOS?







Sent from my iPhoneHello guys.

I am using an aluminum IMac bluetooth keyboard with my IPhone 5.  I am 
wondering with IOS 7.02, if there is any way with this keyboard to pull 
down my notifications from my status bar like I could do by tapping then 3 
finger flicking down.


Also I'm wondering if there is a way from the keyboard to bring up my 
control center.


Thank you genuinely for any help.  I really appreciate it.

Chris.


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Bluetooth commands in IOS?

[Christopher Gilland]

Sent from my iPhoneHello guys.

I am using an aluminum IMac bluetooth keyboard with my IPhone 5.  I am 
wondering with IOS 7.02, if there is any way with this keyboard to pull down my 
notifications from my status bar like I could do by tapping then 3 finger 
flicking down.

Also I'm wondering if there is a way from the keyboard to bring up my control 
center.

Thank you genuinely for any help.  I really appreciate it.

Chris.


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Seeking Help with XCode

[Ray Campbell]

Hello All:

I'm taking an IOS App Development course and need some help with XCode.  I'm
running XCode version 4.63 on a MacBook Pro with OS 10 Mountain Lion and use
VoiceOver.

In Interface Builder in XCode, I'm able to find and place controls on my
view.  However, I'm having trouble connecting the controls to code reference
outlets.  I tried the instructions from maccessibility.net, and while I can
drag the control over to the file it needs to go in too, I can't enter the
name into the window that's supposed to pop up in XCode, even though
VoiceOver gives me the message "XCode has new window."

Anyone have any ideas of how I can make these reference outlet connections,
either using the GUI or in code?

Thanks,


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Re: torrent client for mac.

[Christopher-Mark Gilland]

I love UTorrent, but please see my post from last night regarding the app, 
if you've not already read it.  I'm still totally at a loss.


Chris.

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To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2013 4:46 AM
Subject: Re: torrent client for mac.



Hi Ian,

Try Utorrent

Best
J
On 8 Oct 2013, at 09:43, Ian McNamara  wrote:

Hi all, is there an accessible torrent client for the mac that we can 
use.


THanks very much.

Ian McNamara
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iTunes Radio reportedly expanding to UK and other English speaking countries

[Chris H]

Good afternoon all.
Below is a link to an article from a UK based website detailing iTunes 
Radio availability to expand to the Uk and other English speaking 
countries in early 2014.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tech/news/a521822/itunes-radio-to-launch-in-uk-canada-and-australia-by-early-2014.html?utm_source=tw&utm_medium=dsuk&utm_campaign=twdsuk
As a result, I have just subscribed to and turned on iTunes Match ready 
for the expansion, as well as the uses as of right now.

Please note the link may have expanded to more than one line.
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Apple Joins the Patch Party

[Gordon Smith]

Hi all

OKI, if you believe yourself immune to hacker attacks because you are an Apple 
OS user, think again.  But don’t take my word for it; read this article for 
more information.

Kind regards

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not showing up with airplay

[William Lomas]

hi all for some reason now my macbook air is not showing up on the menu extras
for my wife though it does. very strange?
we have the 3rd generation of apple tv 
i have 10.8.5 but it is not showing up on here very odd

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Re: torrent client for mac.

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Hi James, thanks for the info, we must catch up soon.

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Re: Has anyone tried the crossover app?

[trevor]

Thanks Gordon,

That's a shame.

Trevor

-Original Message- 
From: Gordon Smith

Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2013 9:35 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: Has anyone tried the crossover app?

Cross-Over is not accessible.

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Re: torrent client for mac.

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Hi Ian,

Try Utorrent

Best
J
On 8 Oct 2013, at 09:43, Ian McNamara  wrote:

> Hi all, is there an accessible torrent client for the mac that we can use.
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torrent client for mac.

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Hi all, is there an accessible torrent client for the mac that we can use.

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Re: Has anyone tried the crossover app?

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Cross-Over is not accessible.

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Re: Airplay

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will try this and let you know

On 8 Oct 2013, at 06:32, Daniela Rubio  wrote:

> Turn off VO, and when you turn it on again, it will ask you if you want the 
> audio from airplay or not.
> Best
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> El 07/10/2013, a las 23:22, William Lomas  escribió:
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>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhonehi all
>> 
>> for some reason when the macbook air is on it is now automatically 
>> defaulting to airply with our apple tv, and voice over sounds are 
>> disapearing. how can i stop this please?
>> regards will
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Re: Airplay

[William Lomas]

hi to all to clarify what is going on 

when i use my iPhone with the apple tv and airplay met wife can still hear her 
macbook air with no issues. when however she turns on her mac or wakes it up, 
if the apple tv is active even waiting for audio the macbook is automatically 
going to it in airplay mode muting vo speech and not giving her the chance to 
select where she wants the audio routed.
why does this automatically occur?
thanks for all help and will try turning off and on vo 

On 8 Oct 2013, at 06:32, Daniela Rubio  wrote:

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> El 07/10/2013, a las 23:22, William Lomas  escribió:
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>> Sent from my iPhonehi all
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>> defaulting to airply with our apple tv, and voice over sounds are 
>> disapearing. how can i stop this please?
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Has anyone tried the crossover app?

[trevor]

I’ve just heard of the crossover app that lets you run windows applications on 
the mac without installing windows.
I just wondered if anyone had tried it.

Trevor
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